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Professor @QldBrainInst Neurobiologist: synaptic function, vesicular trafficking. exocytosis endocytosis, SARS-CoV2 Super-resolution microscopy, Own views.
Brisbane, Queensland
Joined November 2009
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After 30 years as a scientist, I’m slightly embarrassed to share this... but proud too.I contributed a small piano piece, “Beck and Fred,” to QBI’s Beautiful Minds exhibition at GOMA.
No musical training. Just a daily refuge in curiosity & creativity. 🎹🧠
youtube.com/watch?v=PkuLGwQR…
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Special thanks to the senior co-contributors to many to list sorry
#Bioimaging #Neuroscience #CellBiology #SMLM #STED #SIM #ExpansionMicroscopy
Post 4/5
My deepest thanks to all the outstanding authors who contributed expertise, protocols and perspectives to this volume, and to the early-career researchers whose careful experimental work and analysis pipelines made it possible.
Post 3/5
This book is our contribution to making super-resolution microscopy and analysis more accessible: part technical manual, part conceptual guide, and part invitation to explore the nanoscale world of biology.
Post 2/5
When I started my PhD in neurobiology, seeing the molecular choreography of life at the nanoscale felt almost unimaginable.
Today, super-resolution microscopy has made that possible, revealing cellular structures with clarity once beyond reach.
Post 1/5
I’m delighted to share that Super-Resolution Microscopy: Methods and Protocols is now available through Springer Protocols / Methods in Molecular Biology. 📘
link.springer.com/book/10.10…
#SuperResolutionMicroscopy #Microscopy
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Hello! I am a US-IMG looking for a postdoctoral opportunity in Pediatrics. I would really appreciate any help
If the soma was the size of Berlin, here is where the axon would reach out to! Wonderful immersion into our neurons and synapses!
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Closing out Monday with our International Plenary Lecture by Professor Marina Mikhaylova of Humboldt University. Prof Mikhaylova took the audience on a journey through her work examining the dynamic architecture of synapses, dendrites and axon development
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Dear all,
Public registration is opened for the first NeuroWinter Summit in Hokkaido March 24-28 2026.
We have a great lineup of over 70 speakers and this promises to be an amazing scientific event in a fantastic location.
register at nips.ac.jp/~cortex/neurowint…
Daniel
Heard this king parrot calling me after months. Went straight to my hand. Their memory is incredible!
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“Kiss-shrink-run” unifies mechanisms for synaptic vesicle exocytosis and hyperfast recycling | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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It’s been a busy year since finishing my PhD. Honoured to have received the UQ Dean’s Award for Outstanding Thesis 🎓
Delighted to continue as a postdoc in the @MeunierLab, exploring presynaptic organisation and protein dynamics with super-resolution microscopy. 🎥: SV Tracks
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Introducing the #ANS2025 ANS Plenary Lecturer, Dr Miriam Matamales!
Dr Matamales' research focuses on the neural circuits underlying goal-directed learning and how their dysfunction impairs appropriate behaviour.
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Australia’s $24B #MRFF is delivering just $650M a year — far short of its $1B promise.
PBO shows we could safely lift this to $800M–$1B annually while the fund keeps growing.
@AlboMP, let’s back our researchers, boost innovation, & secure better health.
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The #GEF25 early Sunday morning Plenary kicks off with @ewers_helge, chaired by @touteiro — setting the stage for an exciting day at #GEF25
Very cool. Are they on addgene?
🧠 A new generation of biosensors is helping researchers observe brain activity with greater precision. Developed in collaboration with @HHMIJanelia, iGluSnFr4f and iGluSnFr4s make it easier to detect glutamate - an important neurotransmitter.
🔗 janelia.org/news/unleashing-…