News digest

Here is a selection of interesting news, publications and discussions related to microscopy that happened in the last two weeks on Twitter and beyond.

Talks, training and workshops:

• Andor are holding a webinar on 6 October 2022 about democratising access to confocal microscopy, presented by Geraint Wilde
  https://twitter.com/AndorTechnology/status/1574760787700244483

• The third Annual Joint Workshop between the Japanese Society of Microscopy and the Microscopical Society of Canada is taking place as a hybrid event on 3-4 November 2022, with a focus on advanced electron microscopy
  https://twitter.com/MSC_SMC/status/1572593408358887424

• The Crick Bioimage Analysis Symposium is taking place in London from 21-22 November 2022. Registration is still open:
  https://twitter.com/focalplane_jcs/status/1574709936633815043

• The registration deadline for the 11^th International Weber Symposium in Uruguay has been extended to 2 October 2022
  https://twitter.com/Weber_Symposium/status/1574576992082890754

• Want to find out how to explain the difference between reproducibility and repeatability using just a cup, and orange and an egg? Revisit Robert Haase’s online talk on bioimage analysis:
  https://twitter.com/haesleinhuepf/status/1574680823726735360

News and interesting reads:

• An introduction and guide through the sometimes confusing world of microscope objectives
  https://twitter.com/amsikking/status/1572984354271539200

• Sign up for France Bioimaging’s newsletter to stay up to date with the latest events, workshops and training
  https://twitter.com/Fr_BioImaging/status/1571880306466033668

• Check out this free tool that can help make your figures more accessible to people with colour blindness
  https://twitter.com/helenajambor/status/1572574095178596355

Papers:

• A new tool to assess colocalisation in SMLM
  https://twitter.com/UlrikGether/status/1575027934909583360

• Automatic tracking of duckweed growth
  https://twitter.com/K_Bioguy_Cox/status/1574489285423960064

• Imaging with an mNeonGreen-tagged tropomyosin
  https://twitter.com/SPOREMOHAN/status/1573233918735695878

• New methods for imaging cilia on pancreatic cells
  https://twitter.com/JingHughes/status/1574100066234953728

Competitions and opportunities:

• Bioimaging North America’s image competition is open for entries until 7 October
  https://twitter.com/BioimagingNA/status/1574425684096819203

• Congratulations to all the recipients of the Royal Microscopical Society’s 2022 awards. Read more here:
  https://twitter.com/RoyalMicroSoc/status/1575444086424731649

• Congratulations to Manu Prakash and Jim Cybulski, who were awarded the Golden Goose Award for their Foldscope project, which aims to open up access to science:
  https://twitter.com/PrakashLab/status/1570224847711526912

Movie time:

• Asymmetric cell division in maize:
  https://twitter.com/aribidopsis/status/1574097178703732736

• Intricate actin dynamics:
  https://twitter.com/pj_saez/status/1574361801755688960

• Watch the first cell divisions of a brain coral embryo:
  https://twitter.com/CoralSci/status/1572318497710956544

• And finally, have you ever seen what mitochondria look like in amoeba?:
  https://twitter.com/KatrinaVelle/status/1572001905085415424

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