Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota studying cell dynamics with microscopy image analysis. Fan of fancy images.
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Please make sure to join @MegDrisc and me for the #cellbio2024 @ASCBiology "Beyond Pretty Pictures" subgroup to hear about extracting cell bio insight by analyzing microscopy images!
Saturday. Dec. 14, 11:15am, room 30C
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"Beyond pretty pictures" subgroup at @ASCBiology #cellbio2024
Saturday December 14, 11:15 am -12:45 pm
Waiting for your cool quantitative cell biology abstract submissions by August 6 🔥
ascb.org/cellbio2024/abstrac…
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@ASCBiology members, join @MegDrisc
and me to hear about the future of data science in cell biology 🔥
Short talks by @loicaroyer, Susanne Rafelski (@AllenInstitute), Hari Shroff (@HHMIJanelia) , and @jrswedlow, followed by a panel discussion ✨
ascb.org/ascb-meetings/futur…
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Brenda Andrews will share her perspective of an experimentalist collaborating with computational scientists, and @romainGuiet of a bioimage analyst working with experimentalists 🔥
Tuesday July 9, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm EST
Information and registration ascb.org/ascb-meetings/worki…
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@ASCBiology members, join @MegDrisc and me to hear about experimental-computational collaborations!
Following > 15 years of productively working together, @slschmid_CZB and @DanuserLab will share with us their insights on what make collaborations succeed or fail ✨
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@ASCBiology members, join @MegDrisc and me to hear @BoSoxBioBeth, @florianjug, @ahklemm and a panel discussion on practical deep learning for microscopy 💫
Tuesday June 25, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm EST
Information and registration: ascb.org/ascb-meetings/pract…
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@MegDrisc, Erik Welf, @MuthrNaturzSon , @kD3AN, @DanuserLab et al describe "worrying" as a mode of cell migration; melanoma cells literally dig tunnels.
The paper is out, combining cancer cell bio, computer vision (u-shape3D) and 3D microscopy:
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Out now! @HFarsibaf, @MegDrisc, @DanuserLab and colleagues propose a framework to assess the spatial scales of molecular organization at the cell surface in a cell-morphology invariant manner. nature.com/articles/s43588-0…
👉rdcu.be/dmalw
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Congratulations to Dylan McCreedy @dylan_mccreedy @TAMU_Biology and Meghan Driscoll @MegDrisc @UMNews for “Sketch-Based Retrieval and Clustering of Neurons in Large Microscopy Data.”
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"Beyond pretty pictures" subgroup at @ASCBiology #CellBio2023
focalplane.biologists.com/20…
Submit your Abstract before August 1st 🔥
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@MegDrisc and I are organizing a "beyond pretty pictures" #cellbio2023 @ASCBiology subgroup!
If you extract cell biological insight by analyzing microscopy images please consider submitting an abstract by August 1 🔥
ascb.org/cellbio2023/?_zs=lO…
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Excited to finally see this work out in @JCellBiol !!! Check it out if you're interested in:
✅ #zebrafish cancer models
✅ quantitative in vivo imaging assays
✅plasticity in Ewing Sarcoma
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In @JCellBiol, @dagan_segal, Danuser, @amatrudalab et al present a quantitative high-resolution imaging assay of single #cancer cell morphology in zebrafish xenografts to probe functional adaptation to variable cell-extrinsic cues & molecular interventions bit.ly/3SgPN0X
My first last author paper, and we got to polka dot cells! Thank you: @HFarsibaf @jennyqzou and @gdanuser1. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Here, we introduce a method to measure the spatial organization of molecules on the 3D cell surface.
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Here's a fun little kinematic toy that's easy to make - an equilateral orthogonal hexagon linkage with 1 degree of freedom:
As a twitter newbie I'm torn. I want there to be more cats, but if there were more cats I wouldn't get anything done.