Engineer @EMILosAngeles; PhD @usc; Postdoc @Caltech :: Microscopy + neuroscience + teaching :: Hardware, design, data mngmt #sciArch | he/him/his
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Microscopy Hour is back on September 21!
Informal international meeting where you can discuss anything related to biological imaging: from data analysis to complaining about vendors
Fill this survey docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… and get more info at micro-hour.net/
13 hrs from now - informal chat between microscopy professionals and enthusiasts. join and come to learn (or share your experience) with biological imaging, shared facilities, building instruments, or moving between academia and industry!
micro-hour.net/
Microscopy Hour is back on September 21!
Informal international meeting where you can discuss anything related to biological imaging: from data analysis to complaining about vendors
Fill this survey docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… and get more info at micro-hour.net/
Don't forget to fill the survey for 🔬⏳ Micro-hour on September 21st
Microscopy Hour is back on September 21!
Informal international meeting where you can discuss anything related to biological imaging: from data analysis to complaining about vendors
Fill this survey docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… and get more info at micro-hour.net/
Microscopy Hour is back on September 21!
Informal international meeting where you can discuss anything related to biological imaging: from data analysis to complaining about vendors
Fill this survey docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… and get more info at micro-hour.net/
wait till you learn about 59.94Hz display refresh rate
Wait, so the reason 115200 baud is a common bit rate for UART is because its a multiple of 9600 (x12=115200).
And 9600 baud was commonly used because its 32*300 baud.
And 300 baud was used because its the lowest common denominator of 50Hz and 60Hz.
And that was used because telecom signals used to be clocked to the mains frequency?
So many examples of engineers just adapting around legacy systems because its easier to build upon stuff than reinvent stuff lol
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Hardware Twitter, I'm looking for a new job! Mechanical/manufacturing engineering or something adjacent. I've got lots of sheet metal design experience, and some thermoforming and aluminum extrusion design. Interesting projects with curious people is what I seek.
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Never thought I'd use my engineering/physics skills like this! 😂
But if you love Squid Games and science/engineering, this @netflix @NetflixTudum video might be for you!
Link: netflix.com/tudum/videos/how…
#SquidGames #SquidGameSeason3
#engineering #science
pain is an output of brain
Popping painkillers daily? There's a better way. @USCViterbi engineers created a wireless spinal implant that uses ultrasound & AI to deliver personalized pain relief.
🔗 uscne.ws/pain-relief
ALT USC researchers have developed a groundbreaking ultrasound device that could reduce our reliance on addictive painkillers.
Learning how to use Pymmcore-widget
Here we use easyOCR library to do a bit of text recognition (@berkun book :) @manager_micro
hooking up @manager_micro pymmcore with live image processing widget...
so far so good