Congrats Abin! And thanks for past and ongoing teamwork @GuckLab
Thanks to Carolyn Moores @BirkbeckUoL for being our guest in today's lab meeting! Microtubules rock!
Thanks Flo for updating us on #denoising #CARE #Noise2Void #DivNoising @FijiSc
Spindles on the second day. Wow, congrats!
In Vitro Reconstitution and Imaging of Microtubule Dynamics by Fluorescence and Label-free Microscopy.
Congrats to Will and thanks to the Schäffer lab for a great collaboration!
https://star-protocols.cell.com/protocols/283
Affinity Purification of Label-free Tubulins from Xenopus Egg Extracts
Congrats Seb, Abin & Will!
https://star-protocols.cell.com/protocols/232
It's fun to freeze some brain!
Will and Abin's paper on how differences in frog microtubule dynamics result in different spindle lengths - now online at Current Biology! #OpenAccess
Adrian's paper on the effects of proliferation status and cell cycle phase on the responses of single cells to chemotherapy now online at Mol Biol Cell.
Coronavirus lockdown - 1st virtual lab meeting.
Stay strong & healthy everyone!
Congrats to Will and Abin, their paper has been accepted for publication in Current Biology. Well done!
Stay tuned, paper should be online and in press soon!
Please, let's remember Suzanne as a wonderful person and a remarkable scientist:
"Suzanne Eaton: 1959–2019" in Nature Cell
Biology 21, 1053–1054 (2019).
"Suzanne Eaton (1959–2019)" in Cell 179-1, 18-20 (2019).
"Tribute to Suzanne Eaton, from her lab members" in Nature 572, 178 (2019).
"Suzanne Eaton (1959-2019)" in Development
2019 146: dev185538.
"Suzanne Eaton (1959–2019): A pioneer in quantitative tissue morphogenesis" in J Cell
Biol (2019) 218 (9): 2819–2821.
Ella is joining us from
France for 3 months! Have a great summer in Berlin, Ella!
11.000 marched for Science in Berlin. Thank you all. Science matters!
Simone is invited by the Simons Foundation to talk about ‘Biological Active Matter: Nongeneric Problems, Nongeneric Methods’ in the Flatiron building in New York!
Lab outing! Madhouse live escape game - we got out in only 56 minutes and 39 seconds! Dinner was well deserved!
Helena Jambor teaching us about science data visualization. Thanks Helena!
Happy 15th Birthday MPI CBG! Fantastic symposium and fun Hyman lab reunion!
Welcome Tobias!
Tobias is a joint master student with the Ewers lab!
Sebastian, Will & Simone spent a few days in the Görlich lab at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry! Was great fun, especially meeting newborn Alpaca boy ‘Max’. Same hairdresser, Will?
Simone is giving a talk at the EMBO workshop ‘Cell Size Regulation’. Only a few weeks after leaving Woods Hole, Wallace, Thomas & Simone are reunited in one session! Thanks Britta for organizing a great meeting.
Moving to The Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole for the summer. From June - August our address is
Reber lab
Rowe 308, 7 Mbl St
Woods Hole
MA 02543
USA
Simone is invited to talk about "Using optics to measure subcellular dynamics and mechanics" at the at the BIMSB.
Imaging the Neuronal Microtubule Cytoskeleton
Microtubules are essential cytoskeletal components of neurons. They are fundamental to many neuronal processes, such as long-distance transport, but they also establish and maintain neuronal morphology. We are interested in dynamic as well as structural parameters of the microtubule cytoskeleton, such as microtubule number, length, distribution, orientation, and bundling throughout neuronal differentiation. The aim of this imaging-based project is to resolve the spatial organization of the microtubule cytoskeleton throughout neuronal differentiation with nanometer precision.
Individuals experienced / interested in neurobiology, biophysics, biochemistry or bioengineering are invited to apply. Please send a CV, a letter of motivation, and names of up to 3 references via email to helge.ewers@fu-berlin.de and simone.reber@iri-lifesciences.de.
Keywords: Microtubule cytoskeleton, neuronal differentiation, superresolution microscopy, nanobodies, quantitative imaging.
Thanks to the group of Michalis Averof, Patricia and all other PhD students for inviting Simone to their Student-Invited Seminar Series at the Institute of Functional Genomics of Lyon (IGFL).
Thanks to Helge Ewers for inviting Simone to give a Lise-Meitner-Kolloquium at the FU Berlin.
Adrian came from the Department of Systems Biology from Havard Medical School and will continue his work on DNA repair.
The Australian National University Canberra and The Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin jointly hosted a symposium on 'Molecular Interactions in Malaria.' Thanks to the organizers Kai Matuschewski and Alex Maier for inviting Simone to speak and for encouraging Will to present a poster. Special thanks to Kevin Saliba for generous Zimtschnecken support.
Great talks by Melina Schuh, Ewa Paluch, and CP Heisenberg!
Great job Seb!
Thanks Alex for a wonderful seminar on ‘Regulation of microtubule instability towards ensuring genome stability’.
Tony Hyman visits the lab and speaks about "Phase Separation in Cytoplasm: Implications for Polarity and Neurodegeneration". It was a pleasure!
Well done Abin!
Thanks Ivo for coming all the way from Lisbon and giving a great lecture on ‘Drosophila early embryogenesis under a new light’.
Entertaining Abendkolloquium by WIKO fellow Tim Caro.
Image courtesy: Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin.
Welcome Varun Kapoor, who is a joint postdoc with the Preibisch lab. Varun will work on the development of image analysis software to characterize microtubule dynamics.
Thanks to Dan for coming all the way from Boston to talk about 'Physical Aspects of Spindle Assembly'.
Here’s a photo from the lab’s Christmas market outing. Wishing everyone wonderful holidays and a happy new year!
Image analysis workshop with Jan Brocher from BioVoxxel – great success!
We warmly welcome Leonie Ringrose as a new IRI professor! Great guest lectures by Susan Gasser (FMI, Basel), Martin Howard (JIC, Norwich), and Marc Rehmsmeier (HU Berlin) including a very British reception with scones, cucumber sandwiches, and Gin & Tonic. Way to go Leonie!
We are excited about the visit of the SAB members Naama Barkai (Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot), Wolfram Brune (HeInrich Pette Institut, Hamburg), Lucas Pelkmans (Universität Zürich), Chris Sander (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York) and Dimitris Thanos (Biomedical Research Foundation Academy of Athens) on Nov, 11th and 12th.
21. Okt 2015, 16:00
Theoretical Bio- and Soft Matter Physics Seminar
Freie Universität Berlin
Department of Physics
Host: Prof. Dr. Roland Netz
22. Okt 2015, 17:15
Physikal. Kolloquium
Technische Universität Berlin
Institut für Theoretische Physik
Host: Prof. Dr. Holger Stark
06. Nov 2015, 14:00
Molecular Systems Biology Seminar
Institute for Theoretical Biology
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
Host: Prof. Dr. Nils Blüthgen
20. Nov 2105, 10:15
Colloquium on Complex and Biological Systems
Biological Physics
University of Potsdam
Host: Prof. Dr. Carsten Beta
16. Dez 2015, 10:30
CSB Seminar Series
Computational Systems Biology
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
We, together with the Preibisch lab are looking for a postdoctoral research fellow to develop algorithms for quantitative analysis of large data sets from 4D time-lapse fluorescence microscopy and of single molecule imaging by TIRF microscopy.
Congratulations to our friend and WIKO-fellow Raghavendra Gadagkar, who receives Germany’s highest civilian honour, the Bundesverdienstkreuz.
First Tubulin labeling was successful. Cy3, Oregon Green and TAMRA!
Congrats Abin! And thanks for past and ongoing teamwork @GuckLab
Thanks to Carolyn Moores @BirkbeckUoL for being our guest in today's lab meeting! Microtubules rock!
Thanks Flo for updating us on #denoising #CARE #Noise2Void #DivNoising @FijiSc
Spindles on the second day. Wow, congrats!
In Vitro Reconstitution and Imaging of Microtubule Dynamics by Fluorescence and Label-free Microscopy.
Congrats to Will and thanks to the Schäffer lab for a great collaboration!
https://star-protocols.cell.com/protocols/283
Affinity Purification of Label-free Tubulins from Xenopus Egg Extracts
Congrats Seb, Abin & Will!
https://star-protocols.cell.com/protocols/232
It's fun to freeze some brain!
Will and Abin's paper on how differences in frog microtubule dynamics result in different spindle lengths - now online at Current Biology! #OpenAccess
Adrian's paper on the effects of proliferation status and cell cycle phase on the responses of single cells to chemotherapy now online at Mol Biol Cell.
Coronavirus lockdown - 1st virtual lab meeting.
Stay strong & healthy everyone!
Congrats to Will and Abin, their paper has been accepted for publication in Current Biology. Well done!
Stay tuned, paper should be online and in press soon!
Please, let's remember Suzanne as a wonderful person and a remarkable scientist:
"Suzanne Eaton: 1959–2019" in Nature Cell
Biology 21, 1053–1054 (2019).
"Suzanne Eaton (1959–2019)" in Cell 179-1, 18-20 (2019).
"Tribute to Suzanne Eaton, from her lab members" in Nature 572, 178 (2019).
"Suzanne Eaton (1959-2019)" in Development
2019 146: dev185538.
"Suzanne Eaton (1959–2019): A pioneer in quantitative tissue morphogenesis" in J Cell
Biol (2019) 218 (9): 2819–2821.
Ella is joining us from
France for 3 months! Have a great summer in Berlin, Ella!
11.000 marched for Science in Berlin. Thank you all. Science matters!
Simone is invited by the Simons Foundation to talk about ‘Biological Active Matter: Nongeneric Problems, Nongeneric Methods’ in the Flatiron building in New York!
Lab outing! Madhouse live escape game - we got out in only 56 minutes and 39 seconds! Dinner was well deserved!
Helena Jambor teaching us about science data visualization. Thanks Helena!
Happy 15th Birthday MPI CBG! Fantastic symposium and fun Hyman lab reunion!
Welcome Tobias!
Tobias is a joint master student with the Ewers lab!
Sebastian, Will & Simone spent a few days in the Görlich lab at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry! Was great fun, especially meeting newborn Alpaca boy ‘Max’. Same hairdresser, Will?
Simone is giving a talk at the EMBO workshop ‘Cell Size Regulation’. Only a few weeks after leaving Woods Hole, Wallace, Thomas & Simone are reunited in one session! Thanks Britta for organizing a great meeting.
Moving to The Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole for the summer. From June - August our address is
Reber lab
Rowe 308, 7 Mbl St
Woods Hole
MA 02543
USA
Simone is invited to talk about "Using optics to measure subcellular dynamics and mechanics" at the at the BIMSB.
Imaging the Neuronal Microtubule Cytoskeleton
Microtubules are essential cytoskeletal components of neurons. They are fundamental to many neuronal processes, such as long-distance transport, but they also establish and maintain neuronal morphology. We are interested in dynamic as well as structural parameters of the microtubule cytoskeleton, such as microtubule number, length, distribution, orientation, and bundling throughout neuronal differentiation. The aim of this imaging-based project is to resolve the spatial organization of the microtubule cytoskeleton throughout neuronal differentiation with nanometer precision.
Individuals experienced / interested in neurobiology, biophysics, biochemistry or bioengineering are invited to apply. Please send a CV, a letter of motivation, and names of up to 3 references via email to helge.ewers@fu-berlin.de and simone.reber@iri-lifesciences.de.
Keywords: Microtubule cytoskeleton, neuronal differentiation, superresolution microscopy, nanobodies, quantitative imaging.
Thanks to the group of Michalis Averof, Patricia and all other PhD students for inviting Simone to their Student-Invited Seminar Series at the Institute of Functional Genomics of Lyon (IGFL).
Thanks to Helge Ewers for inviting Simone to give a Lise-Meitner-Kolloquium at the FU Berlin.
Adrian came from the Department of Systems Biology from Havard Medical School and will continue his work on DNA repair.
The Australian National University Canberra and The Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin jointly hosted a symposium on 'Molecular Interactions in Malaria.' Thanks to the organizers Kai Matuschewski and Alex Maier for inviting Simone to speak and for encouraging Will to present a poster. Special thanks to Kevin Saliba for generous Zimtschnecken support.
Great talks by Melina Schuh, Ewa Paluch, and CP Heisenberg!
Great job Seb!
Thanks Alex for a wonderful seminar on ‘Regulation of microtubule instability towards ensuring genome stability’.
Tony Hyman visits the lab and speaks about "Phase Separation in Cytoplasm: Implications for Polarity and Neurodegeneration". It was a pleasure!
Well done Abin!
Thanks Ivo for coming all the way from Lisbon and giving a great lecture on ‘Drosophila early embryogenesis under a new light’.
Entertaining Abendkolloquium by WIKO fellow Tim Caro.
Image courtesy: Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin.
Welcome Varun Kapoor, who is a joint postdoc with the Preibisch lab. Varun will work on the development of image analysis software to characterize microtubule dynamics.
Thanks to Dan for coming all the way from Boston to talk about 'Physical Aspects of Spindle Assembly'.
Here’s a photo from the lab’s Christmas market outing. Wishing everyone wonderful holidays and a happy new year!
Image analysis workshop with Jan Brocher from BioVoxxel – great success!
We warmly welcome Leonie Ringrose as a new IRI professor! Great guest lectures by Susan Gasser (FMI, Basel), Martin Howard (JIC, Norwich), and Marc Rehmsmeier (HU Berlin) including a very British reception with scones, cucumber sandwiches, and Gin & Tonic. Way to go Leonie!
We are excited about the visit of the SAB members Naama Barkai (Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot), Wolfram Brune (HeInrich Pette Institut, Hamburg), Lucas Pelkmans (Universität Zürich), Chris Sander (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York) and Dimitris Thanos (Biomedical Research Foundation Academy of Athens) on Nov, 11th and 12th.
21. Okt 2015, 16:00
Theoretical Bio- and Soft Matter Physics Seminar
Freie Universität Berlin
Department of Physics
Host: Prof. Dr. Roland Netz
22. Okt 2015, 17:15
Physikal. Kolloquium
Technische Universität Berlin
Institut für Theoretische Physik
Host: Prof. Dr. Holger Stark
06. Nov 2015, 14:00
Molecular Systems Biology Seminar
Institute for Theoretical Biology
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
Host: Prof. Dr. Nils Blüthgen
20. Nov 2105, 10:15
Colloquium on Complex and Biological Systems
Biological Physics
University of Potsdam
Host: Prof. Dr. Carsten Beta
16. Dez 2015, 10:30
CSB Seminar Series
Computational Systems Biology
Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
We, together with the Preibisch lab are looking for a postdoctoral research fellow to develop algorithms for quantitative analysis of large data sets from 4D time-lapse fluorescence microscopy and of single molecule imaging by TIRF microscopy.
Congratulations to our friend and WIKO-fellow Raghavendra Gadagkar, who receives Germany’s highest civilian honour, the Bundesverdienstkreuz.
First Tubulin labeling was successful. Cy3, Oregon Green and TAMRA!