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PhD defense Max Adrian

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Wednesday July 5, 2017 14.30 hr

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Quantum dots illuminate transport within the cell

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Biophysicists from Utrecht University have developed a strategy for using light-emitting nanocrystals as a marker in living cells. By recording the movements of these quantum dots, they can clarify the structure and dynamics of the cytoskeleton. Their findings were published … Read more

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Fiji / ImageJ workshop for advanced users: Tuesday 4 April 2017

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BioImaging Utrecht workshop

  • Location will be announced later
  • For those of you that are using ImageJ and have questions or difficulties in finding the right solutions for your images.
  • During this hands-on session our experts will guide you through your
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PhD defense Qingyang Liu

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Wednesday April 12, 2017 14.30 hr

Pdf files: invitation, page 2.

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PhD defense Jingchao Wu

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February 15th 2017 12.45 hr Jingchao Wu

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Multiple PhD positions within the FOM program NeuroPhotonics

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Multiple PhD positions are still available within the FOM program NeuroPhotonics: unraveling the physics of signaling in intact neuronal networks.

For more information, click Positions available.… Read more

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Growing microtubules control cancer cell invasion

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Benjamin P. Bouchet, Ivar Noordstra, Miranda van Amersfoort, Eugene A. Katrukha, York-Christoph Ammon, Natalie D. ter Hoeve, Louis Hodgson, Marileen Dogterom, Patrick W.B. Derksen and Anna Akhmanova
Mesenchymal cell invasion requires cooperative regulation of persistent microtubule growth by SLAIN2 and … Read more

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FOM Program on Neurophotonics

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How do electrical signal propagate through brain tissue? To answer this question, groups from the Department of Biology and the Department of Physics will collaborate within the framework of a new FOM-program on Neurophotonics.

This program brings together experts in … Read more

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