A past notice for CellBio2025 with an added message that Asymmetrex® was there and a QR code for Asymmetrex's Stem Cell Counting Center website page
Asymmetrex® had a great time at #CellBio2025 introducing the new cell monitor-counter it is developing for cell research. Sample what the new instrument will do at: asymmetrex.com/stem-cell-co...
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A little bit late after #cellbio2025. My choice last week in @science.org
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Good you see you two at #cellbio2025. They're lucky to have you there
Very glad to present my work as both a talk and a poster at @ascbiology.bsky.social @embo.org #CellBio2025, Philadelphia, and also enjoyed reconnecting with former colleagues and friends. I thank the organizers for the opportunity, and @StanfordbioX for the travel award support.
Lab re-union at #cellbio2025 - great to see everyone again and hear about the interesting new science they are doing!
two posters @jcellsci.bsky.social collected at the @biologists.bsky.social booth during the #cellbio2025 meeting @ascbiology.bsky.social @embo.org are now in place in the lab @institutcochin.bsky.social in Paris!
This might be my favorite piece of conference swag ever. My 5yo is obsessed with it. #cellbio2025 @jcb.org
🧪 That's a wrap on #CellBio2025! We had a blast in Philly connecting with the cell biology and imaging communities, and sharing our open-access tools!
Extremely grateful to have had the opportunity to present my CryoET adventures in the grotjahn lab at #cellbio2025. We can all agree that the CryoEM and CryoET session was the best. It was wonderful to meet old mito besties, NCBS besties and make new besties. 😌
Thank you #Philly and @ascbiology.bsky.social for a fabulous #CellBio2025! We look forward to next year's meeting in San Diego, but you don't have to wait until then to speak with one of our scientific editors - make an appointment to discuss publishing your next paper: forms.gle/SkgJkNMWijtv...
We have been busy! While it’s true 2025 is winding down, Twisters haven’t slowed down yet…
From Pitchfest at @yalepress.bsky.social to #CellBio2025 in Philly, & the Univ. of Michigan Advanced Genomics Core Holiday Show, the teams have loved meeting YOU & hearing about your research!
What an amazing #CellBio2025! What I took away was that the cell bio community was just as vibrant as ever. Despite the challenges of the past year, I heard so much exciting science and celebrated many accomplishments of my friends and colleagues! Thank you! 🙏🏾
#CellBio2025 in Philadelphia has come to a close!
Thanks to everyone who stopped by the #NanoTag booth 🦙 – great conversations and insights all around.
We were excited to hear how our sdAb tools are driving your new discoveries 📄👏
#SingleDomainAntibody
#ALFAsystem
#SmartSecondaries
Thank you for an inspiring #CellBio2025! 🧪
From 6–10 December, researchers from around the world came together for days of exciting #science, #collaboration and #community.
Thanks to all speakers and attendees!
Your discussions and ideas made this year's meeting a huge success.
Until next time!
At #cellbio2025, our new #STEDYCON2 again did what it does best: impressing everyone with a rock-solid, high-quality performance in confocal, STED, and lifetime imaging 🤩
Presenting a talk the ASCB @ascbiology.bsky.social #CellBio2025 meant a lot to me, a new guy in the field. Thanks to everyone whom came for the session, and special thanks to the ones whom dropped me kind encouragements before my talk! 😊
Spatial omics enters the microscopic realm: opportunities and challenges
Spatial omics enters the microscopic realm: opportunities and challenges
http://dlvr.it/TPlYQK
Hyun Min Kang, Jun Hee Lee & colleagues
@cp-trendsgenetics.bsky.social
#CellBio2025
This year #ASCB #cellbio2025 was not the same and plagued with organizational problems. Yet it was, as always, a great meeting! I had an awesome time reuniting with people and discovering new science.
See you all next year !
It was great to meet up with everyone in-person @ascbiology.bsky.social #cellbio2025 (what was fraught - other than funding?) 😆🔬
BRF is at #CellBio2025 sharing new work on growing chromosomally stable stem cell lines to better understand how healthy eggs function. Even mutated oocytes can produce stable lines, offering fresh insight into early development and mitochondrial biology. #regenerativemedicine
Current Biology
Structure of the ciliary tip central pair reveals the unique role of the microtubule-seam binding protein SPEF1
http://dlvr.it/TPlS8Q
Dorota Wloga, Khanh Huy Bui & colleagues
@currentbiology@bsky.social
#CellBio2025
We had a great time connecting with you all at #CellBio2025!
Missed us and our cool swag at Cell Bio? No problem! Reach out to our team and we'll send you our VectorBuilder 2026 calendars on your next order!
Thank you @ascbiology.bsky.social and @embo.org for having us, and see you next year!
With a smaller, somewhat fraught #cellbio2025 behind us I am nevertheless still inspired and amazed at this community.
Curious to hear others’ impressions!!
Cell Chemical Biology
RAGE-mediated activation of the formin DIAPH1 and human macrophage inflammation are inhibited by a small molecule antagonist
http://dlvr.it/TPlKHZ
Ann Marie Schmidt, Alexander Shekhtman & colleagues
@cp-cellchembiol.bsky.social
#CellBio2025
Group of people (all scientists, all faculty) smiling for a photo (left to right): Adelita Mendoza, Jaye Gardiner, Tigist Tamir, Mary Munson, Chantell Evans, Cornelius Taabazuing, Donita Brady, Christie Towers, and Krishna Mudumbi
Photo of several Leading Edge fellows (all women scientists) smiling for a group photo (left to right): Dr. Jaye Gardiner, Dr. Joan Pulupa, Dr. Ally Nguyen, Dr. Melissa Pamula, Dr. Tina Termini, Dr. Ewa Bomba-Warzcak, and Dr. Tigist Tamir
Group photo of MOSAIC K99 fellows, the MOSAIC program organizer, and the co-directors of the ASCB MOSAIC Program. List of people in the photo (attempted left to right but folks are bunched): Front row: Tigist Tamir, Erica Rodriguez, Jaye Gardiner Middle row: Ewa Bomba-Warzcak, Jennifer Landino, Adelita Mendoza, Durre Muhammad, Leah Gates, Joan Pulupa, Evan Ratzan, Laura Newman, Kalynda Gonzales Stokes Back row: Mike Boyce, Karl-Frederic Vieux, Mary Munson, Chrystal Starbird
Photo of Leading Edge fellows (all women scientists many leading their own labs) around a candlelit table for dinner (left to right): Dr. Meghna Gupta, Dr. Tina Termini, Dr. Rebecca Adikes, Dr. Melissa Pamula, Dr. Lexy von Diezman , Dr. Ally Nguyen, Dr. Jaye Gardiner, Dr. Amelie Raz, and Dr. Joan Pulupa
My tenth ASCB/ Cell Bio meeting; my first meeting as a PI. I love the amazing community I have and am so excited for our new and future labs 🥰
Until next time! #CellBio2025
Centrosomes and cancer: balancing tumor-promoting and inhibitory roles
Centrosomes and cancer: balancing tumor-promoting and inhibitory roles
http://dlvr.it/TPl79P
@susanagodinho.bsky.social & Renata Basto
@cp-trendscellbio.bsky.social
#CellBio2025
The EMBO Gold Medal 2025 was awarded to Tanmay Bharat and David Bikard: www.embo.org/press-releases/embo-gold... 🧪
At #CellBio2025, the EMBO Gold Medal was handed over to David Bikard in recognition of his pioneering work on #GeneEditing.
