A watched diffusion pump never boils.

NEW VIDEO Discover how the development of microscopes has shaped our understanding of the senses, as @anwenbullen.bsky.social explores the working of the ear. 👂 Watch now: youtu.be/jSLTqSg55eo

"Seeing our hearing: How microscopes have changed our lives". A fantastic public lecture by Anwen Bullen @anwenbullen.bsky.social from UCL Ear Institute for #InternationalWomensDay at the Royal Institution. 🧪🔬🐱 @uclbrainscience.bsky.social @uclnews.bsky.social

Microscopes, ears, and history, oh my! If you enjoyed hearing about the work of the @ucl.ac.uk Ear Institute at the @ri-science.bsky.social last night then you should come back THIS SATURDAY for a talk by our very own @anwenbullen.bsky.social ! 😁 Tix: www.ucl.ac.uk/ear/events/2...

Come and see me talk microscopes and hair cells at the Royal Institution! www.rigb.org/whats-on/see...

It's time for the Royal Society to revoke Elon's fellowship. Surely Nazi salutes are against the Code of Conduct? @deevybee.bsky.social's blogpost from Nov last year is evergreen ⬇️ deevybee.blogspot.com/2024/11/why-...

For those who missed it: Elon Musk, the Royal Society, and me deevybee.blogspot.com/2024/11/why-...

Hiya! 🙌 Check out our latest vEM newsletter: November 2024 - conta.cc/3Ze8YhY

Are you an #ECR who would like to attend a #microscopy or #bioimageanalysis training course in the next ~6 months but don't have sufficient funding, check to see if you are eligible for our JCS-FocalPlane Training Grant. Next deadline: 22 November 2024 www.biologists.com/grants/jcs-f...

Re-posting for #MicroscopyMonday 👇 We've been sifting through our archive of 1960s histology sections. Here, the organ of Corti (auditory sensory epithelium of the cochlea) is viewed using Mallory's trichrome stain. The outer hair cells (centre right) are stained orange. 🔬🧪👂 #neuroskyence

There are a bunch of new and clever methods for finding rare things in EM. But sometimes there's just you, the needle, and the haystack. #EM #freezefracture #thankgodformultigridholders

This place doesn't feel geeky enough yet. Who wants to talk about ears? Or microscopes?