Yohsuke T. Fukai

@fukaity.bsky.social

Postdoctoral Researcher at BDR, RIKEN Nonequilibrium physics of living matter Riken Hakubi research team. Twitter: https://twitter.com/fukaity HP: https://yfukai.net/

We just released a new major version of TrackMate (v8), the cell and organelle tracking plugin of Fiji. It ships many new features, detailed below, but that are articulated around the following:

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To probe gene-scale chromatin physics, we built 96-mer (20 kb) arrays with defined histone marks. Combining single-molecule tracking, AFM imaging, and developing in vitro Hi-C, we saw how specific modifications dictate chromatin structure and dynamics. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Gene-scale in vitro reconstitution reveals histone acetylation directly controls chromatin architecture

Reconstituting 20-kb chromatin shows that tuning acetylation alone reshapes its folding, dynamics, and contact domain formation.

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I truly appreciate the organizers, core contributors, and all attendees for this wonderful opportunity! I enjoyed learning and working on napari in a welcoming environment. Those interested in talking about and contributing to napari, let’s join the regular community meeting together!

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There are several different ways to be a part of the napari community. From being a code or documentation contributor, to creating educational content or examples, you are welcome to help develop and ...

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napari@napari.org · 9mo ago

Longer wrap-up to come, but in the meantime: we had a fantastic and productive time at the napari hackathon at @globias.bsky.social 2025 conference! Thanks to all the participants and to the GloBIAS team for hosting us!

napari core team members coding with community members at the GloBIAS 2025 hackathon at RIKEN BDR in Kobe, Japan.

Longer wrap-up to come, but in the meantime: we had a fantastic and productive time at the napari hackathon at @globias.bsky.social 2025 conference! Thanks to all the participants and to the GloBIAS team for hosting us!

napari core team members coding with community members at the GloBIAS 2025 hackathon at RIKEN BDR in Kobe, Japan.napari core team members and community members in a discussion at the GloBIAS 2025 hackathon at RIKEN BDR in Kobe, Japan.napari core team members coding with community members at the GloBIAS 2025 hackathon at RIKEN BDR in Kobe, Japan.napari core team members and community members posing together for a group photo on a staircase at the GloBIAS 2025 hackathon at RIKEN BDR in Kobe, Japan.

Last call for Les Houches! Apply now or never! ;) (ok, in 2 years again then) and share with your friends.

Ulrike Endesfelder@uendesfelder.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Please share: The application for Les Houches is open (until Oct 31) fluorescenceleshouches.wordpress.com *This is for you, if you ever wanted to learn all about fluorescence markers & how to apply them for your biological research!* PS: no fees this year, you just need to get there, that's all!

I feel like this post is becoming even more relevant for our early-career researcher friends in the US—unless it’s already too late. It doesn’t have to be our lab or RIKEN; if you’re interested in coming to Japan, I’m always happy to chat!

Kyogo Kawaguchi@kyogok.bsky.social · 2y ago

We can host Special Postdoctoral Researchers (SPDR) for FY 2026. This is one of the best postdoc positions you can find in Japan, comparable to departmental or institutional fellowships in the US or Europe. Feel free to reach out if you’re interested! www.riken.jp/en/careers/p...

Starting in April 2025, our RIKEN Hakubi Lab will transition to a Chief Scientist Lab, and we plan to move to Wako in 2026. My affiliation with the IPI, Department of Physics at The University of Tokyo, will continue as before.