@wmarkbates

Institute for Nanophotonics Göttingen (IFNANO)

 Göttingen, Germany
Joined June 2017
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Our new preprint is up! This is the main postdoc work of Theresa Wiesner, focusing on exocytosis along the axon shaft and its regulation by the submembrane actin-spectrin scaffold: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… Read the thread below for a summary of our findings 🧵1/11
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Happy to share this article with my views on @EliSlenders and @VicidominiLab work and discussing current developments in single-molecule localization combining structured excitation and detection. So many exciting perspectives in the field! nature.com/articles/s41377-0…

Localization of single molecules with structured illumination and structured detection

Light: Science & Applications - Localization of single molecules with structured illumination and structured detection

nature.com
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Great times and good curling at the Mazury Curling Festival - thanks to the coaches and organizers for an amazing training camp! 🥌 :) – at Gizycko, Poland
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30-COLOR DNA-PAINT at 3D sub-15 nm RESOLUTION. We are overly excited to announce the publication of our latest work “Spatial proteomics in neurons at single-protein resolution” in @CellCellPress. Huge collaborative effort led by @EduardUnterauer. 1/9 cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…

Spatial proteomics in neurons at single-protein resolution

Development of SUM-PAINT, an approach that is capable of potentially unlimited super-resolution multiplexing, enables rapid visualization of distinct synapse types at single-molecule resolution.

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Impressive presentation by Lenny Reinkensmeier on COMET for Drift correction, nice data on OligoPaint ! #FOM2024 @wmarkbates
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Greetings from the mountains :) @GDR_ImaBio – at Corvara in Badia, Trentino-South Tyrol
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A 3D structural model of an entire bacterial cell. Biology is the coolest thing ever. ccsb.scripps.edu/gallery/myc…
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🚨🔬✨Mark your calendars! Thrilled to announce the 13th Single Molecule Localization Microscopy Symposium (#SMLMS2024), taking place 28-30 Aug 2024 in Lisbon & Oeiras 🇵🇹. Stay tuned for details, and looking forward to seeing you there! Location is 😍. @HenriquesLab @MicrobeMatos
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Who says optical tables need legs? Check out our new suspension-based damping technique for ultra-stable interferometric localization microscopy. Preprint coming soon 😉 #so_glad_its_not_raining @StefanHellLabs – at Göttingen, Germany
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Thanks to @BruggemanEzra @JSCBeckwith @samofmidworld for organizing an exciting Day 1 of the Cambridge Microscopy meeting! Great job bringing researchers together 👌🏻. Love the buttons :) #CMM2023
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Reto Fiolka@RetoPaul18 Nov 2023
Our mesoscopic oblique plane microscope is online: opg.optica.org/optica/fullte… It enables rapid volumetric imaging of a whole zebrafish embryo with ~2.3 micron lateral resolution. This is enabled by merging a couple of optical innovations and tricks. 1/N
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Fantastic practical workshop on single molecule imaging with event-based camera detectors - lots of new ideas to discuss later 😉 @ClementCabriel @IzeddinResearch #MiFoBio2023
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Amazing huge field of view imaging by Gail McConnell using the Mesolens 😃 #mesoscopy #MiFoBio2023 @gailmcconnell – at Hyères, France
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Optimal locations for microscopic reflections #MiFoBio2023 – at Hyères, France
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more autumn tranquility… 🍁 – at Kawartha Lakes, Ontario
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My first time meeting a carburetor… 🤔😁 – at Kawartha Lakes, Ontario
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September sunsets 🍁 – at Kawartha Lakes, Ontario
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A paper out today from @KapiteinLukas and colleagues describes a much-needed tool for measuring and correcting for distortions in a range of expansion microscopy protocols. nature.com/articles/s41592-0…
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The last 10 days have been very intense: a fantastic #SMLMS2023 meeting and 3 more theses on my shelf! Sharing my knowledge with the students and learning from each one of them is undoubtedly one of this things I enjoy the most of my job
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