Andy Stone

@andystoneimaging.bsky.social

Light Microscopy Facility Manager @ Brandeis University. President, New England Society for Microscopy. Formerly University of York and Boston Children's Hospital. Can be found looking through binoculars, a camera or a microscope.

Come join us at Brandeis for the NESM Fall symposium! Some exciting speakers and workshops to be announced soon. Also looking for vendors and research abstract submissions!

New England Society for Microscopy@nesmicroscopy.bsky.social · last yr.

A #NESM Save the Date for #MicroscopyMonday! We're happy to announce our in-person Fall Symposium will be held at Brandeis University @brandeisuniversity.bsky.social November 6th & 7th. We're looking for #poster and oral presentations and #abstract submission opens soon! www.nesmicroscopy.org

Excited to have @katrinavelle.bsky.social as our second keynote speaker. You all should check out the Velle Lab website for some beautiful sci-art posters! Also, join us at the virtual Spring Symposium - It's FREE and open to all! shorturl.at/zse9P

2025 Spring Symposium | New England Society

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New England Society for Microscopy@nesmicroscopy.bsky.social · last yr.

For #MicroscopyMonday, Naegleria cells from our Keynote Speaker for the Spring Symposium!🦠 🔬: Nikon Ti2, Plan Apo λ 100x oil obj, Crest spinning disk, Prime 95B CMOS, Spectra III/Celesta source 🥼: @katrinavelle.bsky.social 🏛️: www.umassd.edu 📩: info@nesmicroscopy.org #NESM #SciComm #SciArt

Two amoeba are floating against a black background. One has flagellates coming from its cell body in gold, and the other has a cyan dot in the center of the cell body. They are both purple and gold.

Submit an abstract to be considered for a short talk at our Virtual Spring Symposium! Please also share to help us reach as many microscopists as possible! Membership is also free for 2025 #NESMicroscopy

New England Society for Microscopy@nesmicroscopy.bsky.social · last yr.

📣 Call for Abstracts 📣 for the Spring Symposium: www.nesmicroscopy.org/2025-spring-... 📍 Virtual - all are invited to attend and submit an abstract, even if you're outside of the NE area! 📆 Friday, April 25th 🕐 9AM - 4PM EST 💲 Free #NESM #SciComm #SciArt #ShareYourScience #Microscopy

This year's spring symposium is virtual! Come and join us if you're enthusiastic about imaging and see some great science. Learn about new ways to image or apply imaging technologies. We also want to hear about your research or technology so please submit an abstract! Sharing is greatly appreciated

New England Society for Microscopy@nesmicroscopy.bsky.social · last yr.

📣 Registration is now open for our virtual Spring Symposium, April 25th! This is a great opportunity to get submit an abstract and have a chance of being selected to give a talk. Join us! www.nesmicroscopy.org/2025-spring-... #NESM #Microscopy #STEM #SciComm #TalkingScience

Excited teach & help w/BoBiAC! This course is perfect for grad students & postdocs using fluorescence microscopy to learn how to use python to process & analyze image data! Best part: it's beginner friendly - no python experience required! More info & apply: iac.hms.harvard.edu/bobiac/2025/...

HMS Image Analysis Collaboratory@hms-iac.bsky.social · last yr.

💻 Announcing the Boston Bioimage Analysis Course — BoBiAC! Join us this July at Harvard Medical School in Boston for a 6-day deep dive into bioimage analysis with Python, hosted by the IAC and CITE. Apply by May 16th, 2025!

NESM is a great local society and we are hoping to engage more with our fellow New England microscopists and the global imaging community at large! Please share your images with us so that we can spread the microscopy love!

New England Society for Microscopy@nesmicroscopy.bsky.social · last yr.

🌱 #MicroscopyMonday! 🌱 This award-winning image, "A Sparkling Spot", Keunjung Heo, PhD (Woolf Lab), looks like a flower but is actually a motor neuron spot culture! 🌸 🔬: Leica SP8 Confocal at Boston Children's Hospital CIC. Got an amazing image? 📩 info@nesmicroscopy.org to be featured!✨#NESM

"A Sparkling Spot", Keunjung Heo, PhD (Woolf Lab), looks like a flower but is actually a motor neuron spot culture! The image is green in the center, with red wisps radiating out in all directions.