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Henry 6666

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Joined October 2015
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@MicroTas2021 FUN STATS! *Materials* -PDMS is mentioned a whooping 958 times -Polystyrene is mentioned 132 times -PMMA 98 times -Polycarbonate 29 times *Methods* -3D print is mentioned 111 times -Cast is mentioned 84 times -CNC 18 times -Laser-cut 17 times -Emboss 14 times
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Wow amazing that my best friend in life @DJuliusSF ❤️ and colleague @ardemp got the early phone call 📞 this morning for the #nobelprize2021
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UC San Francisco@UCSF4 Oct 2021
New @NobelPrize winner David Julius, PhD, has had an incredible career. Here’s everything you need to know. #UCSFProud ucsf.edu/news/2021/09/421481…
David Julius Wins Nobel Prize for Work on Pain Sensation

David Julius Wins Nobel Prize for Work on Pain Sensation

David Julius, PhD, professor and chair of the Department of Physiology and Morris Herzstein Chair in Molecular Biology and Medicine at UC San Francisco, has won the 2021 Nobel Prize in Physiology or...

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Looking for postdocs! We're about to open several positions for talented people to work in single-molecule biology. Looking for biophysicists, biochemists and molecular biologists 🧬🔬 Interesting problems, fun people and stunning beaches! 🏖️🏄 RT is greatly appreciated 🙏
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We discussed this pair of papers in class today. There is a lot to learn from them.
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Single Cell Ninjas must be doing something well…oh, that’s right…sharing! Five keys to writing a reproducible lab protocol nature.com/articles/d41586-0…

Five keys to writing a reproducible lab protocol

Nature - Effective sharing of experimental methods is crucial to ensuring that others can repeat results. An abundance of tools is available to help.

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MicroTAS@MicroTas20269 Sep 2021
Want to scale it up? Then you should definitely listen to our keynote speaker Polly Fordyce @fordycelab talking at @MicroTAS2021 about high-throughput applications of microfluidics for biophysics, biochemistry and single-cell biology. More info here: microtas2021.org/program/key…
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@NSWHealth30 Dec 2020
NSW recorded 18 locally acquired cases of COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm last night, with an additional seven cases in returned travellers in hotel quarantine. This brings the total number of COVID-19 cases in NSW to 4,717 since the beginning of the pandemic.
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@NSWHealth21 Dec 2020
-Macquarie Shopping Centre (various), Cnr Herring Rd &, Waterloo Rd, Macquarie Park: Sunday, 13 December 11am-1pm
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📣New review📣➡️Recent advances in #microfluidic technologies for circulating tumor cells: enrichment, single-cell analysis, and liquid biopsy for #clinical applications doi.org/10.1039/D0LC00577K
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I have to agree that R DOES do a great job! @SidRamanan
Siddharth Ramanan, PhD (@SidRamanan) profile pictureSiddharth Ramanan, PhD@SidRamanan29 Oct 2020
This tool looks like such a time saver!
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We are hiring a PhD for our Biomedical Microdevices Group at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia. 🧐 Please check details in the link below: reurl.cc/avZjp3 #PhD #PhDposition #microfluidics
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Wow!! It is really unexpected. Thanks for all attendees! Feel honored to receiving this award. Will proceed more solidly for the Yeast 2.0!
SerendipityWorkshop2020 (@SerendipityWrk) profile pictureSerendipityWorkshop2020@SerendipityWrk23 Jun 2020
here is our #Serendipityworkshop2020 Best poster award winner, Hangrui Liu from Macquire University with his poster titled "Picolitre scale cultivation of single yeast cells correlates with lab-scale culture" #Serendipityposter
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Overcome the conventional microfluidic platforms by an off-chip method enabled by submerged electrodispersion for the high-throughput production of uniformly sized EGaIn liquid metal microdroplets. @Serendipitywrk #Serendipityworkshop2020 #SerendipityPoster #SW_Microfluidics
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Dan Yuan@DanYuan2017 Jun 2020
I am Dan Yuan. My presentation title is ‘Viscoelastic microfluidics-based sheathless separation of microalgae from bacteria using a simple straight channel’. @Serendipitywrk #Serendipityworkshop2020 #SerendipityPoster #SW_Microfluidics (
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Scanning massive yeast-containing bioreactors, we learnt how "Picolitre scale cultivation of single yeast cells correlates with lab-scale culture". Macquarie University @Serendipitywrk #SerendipityPoster #SW_Microfluidics #SW_SingleCell #SW_CellBiology
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In addition to the COVID-19 baby boom nine months hence, I also predict a Review article boom.
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Thanks to all the people contributed🙂.
Micromachines (@micromach_mdpi) profile pictureMicromachines@micromach_mdpi11 Feb 2020
Improving #Single-#Cell #Encapsulation #Efficiency and Reliability through #Neutral #Buoyancy of Suspension (by Dr. Ming Li et al. from @Macquarie_Uni) mdpi.com/2072-666X/11/1/94
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Really happy to be able to share our latest work visualising eukaryotic DNA replication at single-molecule resolution! With @Jacob_Lewis90, @van__Oijen and great collaborators from the O'Donnell lab @RockefellerUniv. cell.com/molecular-cell/full… @MolHorizons @ihmri @UOW
Antoine van Oijen 🔬🧫🧬 (@van__Oijen) profile pictureAntoine van Oijen 🔬🧫🧬@van__Oijen5 Nov 2019
See that fuzzy blob? That's a single DNA molecule being copied. This DNA is only micrometers long, so we have to use a microscope. Today we published a paper visualising how proteins from eukaryotes (nucleated cells) do this. @MolHorizons @ihmri @UOW cell.com/molecular-cell/full…
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