Ilan Davis Oxford Uni; Bioch; Reuben College. mRNA transport. Glia. synaptic plasticity; Virology; clinical applications. Rock-climbing. he/him
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I am very excited to share with you our publication building Deep3DSIM microscope using adaptive optic. It allows imaging into an intact fly brain >130 microns with high quality 3DSIM as well as remote focusing without moving the objective or specimen.
my obituary to my PhD supervisor and close friend David Ish-Horowicz, a lovely supportive mentor and friend for many generations of scientists and spent 10 years in my lab after “retiring”. We’ll all miss him.
Development (2024) 151 (21): dev204429.
doi.org/10.1242/dev.204429
I am increasingly using blue sky social instead of X for obvious reasons to do with the nature of x’s owner.
Please follow me there instead of here by joining blue sky and finding me: @ilandavis.bsky.social
Hi all
I am at the neurofly conference in Birmingham (uk) and having a fab time listening to great Drosophila neuroscience talks from scientists all over Europe. Organised wonderfully by Alicia Hidalgo and colleagues. We did our PhDs in adjacent labs in oxford starting 1986.
Looks interesting.
We developed an excitation module for 3D multi-color MINFLUX that is simple, stable and cost-effective and will allow for ultra-fast MINFLUX with a high accuracy. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…
On the day of the AI safety summit in Bletchley Park, here is a recent outreach talk I gave with my colleagues Syma and Madu. Three of many positive applications to biomedical research.
youtu.be/PzPyO0ibJaE
Beetle grows ‘termite’ on back to steal food | Science | AAAS science.org/content/article/…
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Kudos to @CellCellPress for the Portuguese dilapidated tiles cover. Very Lisbon…
The new issue is out! Just in time for #WorldAlzheimersMonth, Cell features four articles that together demonstrate the genomic, epigenomic, and transcriptomic dysregulations underpinning Alzheimer's disease at single-cell resolution across cell types.
To read more click here👉cell.com/cell/current
Beetle grows ‘termite’ on back to steal food | Science | AAAS science.org/content/article/…
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This should settle the R vs Python debate. No way that R can make plots better than *these*! – at Colorado, USA
Number 8 is definitely true. I have written more than. 130 papers I. My career but am still learning each time. Hardest part is that theses days papers are rarely just 2 authors. each combination of authors requires a different set of team dynamics to complete the task.
#9: Not asking for writing training
💰 If you feel under-skilled at writing, ask your PI, department or grad school for funding to enrol in a scientific writing course. Many universities have funding available for professional development - you just have to make the ask!
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#9: Not asking for writing training
💰 If you feel under-skilled at writing, ask your PI, department or grad school for funding to enrol in a scientific writing course. Many universities have funding available for professional development - you just have to make the ask!
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan urges government to re-join EU research project
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