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:

• Registration for the Crick Bioimage Symposium closes soon
  https://twitter.com/The_CBIAS/status/1590274830859145216

• You can now submit an abstract for the 2023 Microscience Microscopy Conference
  https://twitter.com/RoyalMicroSoc/status/1589964978995486720

News and interesting reads:

• Check out Joachim Goedhart’s guide to data visualisation
  https://twitter.com/joachimgoedhart/status/1585894887077122052

• Mariana De Niz’s interview series with Latin American microscopists continues, moving on to a series from Chile
  https://twitter.com/mariana_deniz/status/1587449660544671744

Papers:

• A new article from the Shroff lab tackles processing 3D fluorescence microscopy images
  https://twitter.com/HHMIJanelia/status/1587836941873172489

• Introducing Cellpose 2.0
  https://twitter.com/rita_strack/status/1590035765194461185

• A new, simplified approach for clearing adult mouse organs that preserves endogenous reporter signals
  https://twitter.com/danmucida/status/1590339086958690311

• Using machine learning to segment 3D images of guard cells
  https://twitter.com/CAndersonLab/status/1590439066587533312

Movie time:

• A cell leading with its flagellum:
  https://twitter.com/cdmacquarrie/status/1589739191730327552

• A beautiful 3D movie of a zebrafish gill macrophage:
  https://twitter.com/iceflon/status/1587422416745254918

• Watch this sponge responding to being moved onto the microscope stage:
  https://twitter.com/SANICHOLS_DU/status/1585748901142745088

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