Akaash Kumar

@akaashkumar.bsky.social

Interdisciplinary scientist interested in technology development, microscopy and biological sciences. Multispectral live cell imaging of membrane trafficking. MRC LMB, Cambridge, UK.

We've updated our cleared-tissue direct-view oblique plane microscopy preprint to include our latest resolution-enhancing results. Now the Nyquist sampling of our camera is no longer a limitation and so we obtain a diffraction-limited 2 μm lateral resolution! www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

An panel of three images showing 1) raw data, 2) bicubic interpolated data on a two-fold finer grid, 3) properly upsampled data on a two-fold finer grid, for two parallel neuronal filaments that can only be resolved as separate entities in the upsampled image.
James Manton@jamesdmanton.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We present: Index-agnostic oblique plane light sheet microscopy of centimetre-scale cleared tissues at subcellular resolution www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

Image of first two pages of manuscript.

Myself and @immunoah.bsky.social are looking to hire a postdoctoral scientist to build a next-generation high-throughput high-resolution light sheet microscope for imaging entire cleared organs/tissues and to further develop live & fixed tissue clearing methods. www.nature.com/naturecareer...

MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology@mrclmb.ac.uk · 6mo ago

Interested in instrument development & optical microscopy? Join @immunoah.bsky.social & @jamesdmanton.bsky.social developing high-throughput light sheet microscopy to image entire tissues & progressing tissue clearing methods www.nature.com/naturecareer... Closes 07 APR #PostdocJobs #neuroimmunology

Microscopy image taken by a light sheet microscope showing an optically cleared lung in blue.

Very happy that my work on developing multispectral live cell imaging technology has been recognised by the Cambridge Centre for Physical Biology! Thanks for the award!

Derivery Lab - MRC LMB@deriverylab.bsky.social · 2y ago

Congrats to @akaashkumar.bsky.social , a postdoc in the lab, for winning the PhD Award from the Cambridge Centre for Physical Biology. His PhD research worked on the development of a multispectral imaging system to image up to 8 fluorophores similtaneously for tackling complex biological questions!

Congrats to Akaash, a postdoc in the lab, for winning the PhD Award from the Cambridge Centre for Physical Biology. His PhD research worked on the development of a multispectral imaging system capable of imaging up to 8 fluorophores similtaneously and tackling complex biological questions with this!

Hello Bluesky! I am an engineer/scientist currently working at the MRC LMB in Cambridge UK. During my PhD I developed new imaging technologies to shed light on the dynamics of living cells e.g. here is a movie of 6 organelles in live human cancer cells. Follow for more updates! #science #biology