engineering.princeton.edu, November 29, 2018
by Adam Hadhazy
@brangwynnelab
Excited to announce our new HHMI-funded super-resolution microscopy facility dedicated to phase separation-related research at Princeton: . STED, STORM, and Airyscan capabilities + cute acronym: Nanoscale Condensate Imaging and Engineering (NanoCIE)!
Brangwynne receives HHMI technology award for super-high-resolution microscopes
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute has awarded Clifford Brangwynne a Transformative Technology Award to create a shared research facility for ultra-h...
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Nice visit today with Japanese scientists Naoto Ueno, Kazuhiro Aoki, Noboyuki Shiina, Yuhei Goto, Ryoto Iino, all from NINS/NIBB in Okazaki. Cliff and Shun @SShimobayashi had some great discussions about possible collaborations, hope to see them again soon!
Congratulations to our three 2019 @Brangwynnelab graduates: Master's student Victoria Drake, and PhD students Nicole Taylor and Lian Zhu @lianzhu_1. Today was a beautiful day in Princeton, perfect weather to celebrate their accomplishments!
Cliff was named a finalist for the Blavatnik National Awards (congrats also to @Princeton colleagues Nieng Yan and Mohammad R. Seyedsayamdost who were also named finalists, way to go tigers!)
Blavatnik Awards on Twitter
“Congratulations #Blavatnik2019 National Finalists! @hermansgroup @UWMadison @UWMadisonChem @UWMadEngr @UWEnergy @brangwynnelab @PrincetonChem @...
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HIGHLIGHTS
New tools illuminate the liquid forces at play in living cells
Cliff wins MacArthur ‘Genius’ Grant
Cliff selected as HHMI Investigator
Cell Biology’s New Phase
Nature, March 15, 2018
by Elie Dolgin
