Can't figure out what changed between experiments? Happened to me so many times... including in my own experiments 🫠 If you too struggle with this type of detective work, we'll be demoing this at SLAS. Booth 1252

For those who plate layout This is now possible

A little lab love in @brieflybio.bsky.social Research Portfolios

You can now make your Research Portfolio on @brieflybio.bsky.social ⚡️ Host your own here: shorturl.at/GFUn4

Gotta extract some PBMCs? Or run a Seahorse cell metabolic analysis? @vcjdeboer.bsky.social lab’s Portfolio is a goldmine of protocols 🔥 Based at 🇳🇱 Wageningen University, they study the inner workings of mitochondria and how mitochondrial metabolites communicate with epigenetic machinery.

Great example of efficient communication – pilot checklists Few words, single font, thoughtful use of white space, a clear information hierarchy Zero fluff

Wet-lab bio and abstract expressionism had to meet at some point Both are rooted in experimentation Well, now they are together in @brieflybio.bsky.social 🤝

Data-ink ratio doesn't get much better than this

PhD vs mental health

Three BioML starter packs now! Pack 1: go.bsky.app/2VWBcCd Pack 2: go.bsky.app/Bw84Hmc Pack 3: go.bsky.app/NAKYUok DM if you want to be included (or nominate people who should be!)

Different living conditions, visualised

Don't know how I feel about this feature .. But hey, that's the format journals accept ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

An elegant visualisation of E. coli evolving resistance to an antibiotic vimeo.com/180908160

Here’s some inspiration for those working on scientific posters this weekend

What’s faster: protein translation in E coli or HeLa? And DNA replication? Don’t peek

yeah... I feel you, AI

A few months ago, we @brieflybio.bsky.social created a silly personality test (bit.ly/4fOKwte) for scientists. We ended up with over 5000 responses. We couldn’t just leave this precious data locked up at castle Briefly. So. What does your pipette tip box say about you?

Have you all seen Stanford’s collection of antique data visualisations? S o g o o d exhibits.stanford.edu/dataviz Here’s a hand-drawn story of Vesuvius’ lava streams, for example From 1833