CAIRN’S CONTINUING MISSION: TO BOLDLY SPLIT IMAGES THAT NOONE HAS SPLIT BEFORE! On second thoughts, perhaps we should leave the splitting of infinitives to intrepid starship captains, but when it comes to the splitting of images, your first thoughts should…
Greetings from the City by the Bay! We are having a great meeting here at Biophysical 2018 at booth 819 with our US colleagues from 89 North and Chroma. Some good conversations had with many home builders and ‘tinkerers’, which…
Priya Crosby, Nathaniel Hoyle and John O’Neill from MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology discuss bioluminescent imaging using our Alligator system Priya Crosby The Alligator has enabled us to investigate circadian rhythms in diverse cell types and under physiologically-relevent conditions For…
A novel multisite confocal system for rapid Ca2+ imaging from submicron structures in brain slices Thank you to Marco Canepari at the Université Joseph Fourier for sending us this recent publication on the Confocal System. Authors:…
LITE microscopy: A technology for high numerical aperture, low photobleaching fluorescence imaging Thank you to Dr Paul Maddox at the University of North Carolina for sending us this publication on LITE Microscopy. Authors: Tanner C…
Anterior thalamic excitation and feed-forward inhibition of presubicular neurons projecting to medial entorhinal cortex Thank you to Desdemona Fricker at the Centre de Neurophysique, Physiologie for sending us this recent publication on stimulating chronos and chrimson. …
C’est plus la meme chose! So yes, we’ve been changing a few things around at Cairn, but that doesn’t mean that things will look very different to you. Rather, it is a natural progression that has happened once before already,…
Well, after three previous episodes, we thought we’d exhausted all the possibilities for our “Cairnland” spoof, but as reality continues to trump satire, here we are again in a vain effort to catch up! For those of you who had…