Neil Convery

Mental to think that Haaland will be at home watching McBurnie on the telly next summer.

My new office-mate is taking her work from home routine very seriously. For the third day in a row she has come in, chewed a small stick all over the floor, and fallen asleep in the sun. Overall a very productive morning.

@mariecut11 @mrpaulreynolds The best thing about working from home is not having to explain that poster to people during skype meetings.

Paper day 🎉🎉🎉 Thank you @DrAnneCarpenter for @cellprofiler which started this whole thing off back in 2011. I threw some pictures at CPA back in the day, @mariecut11 has taken it to a whole new level with @bjornsandjensen 🥳

Also works as a bobble head toy to rock out to your favourite tunes with:

When injection moulder waste meets modern art. I call this one "The Swan".

Macro shot of microfluidics containing nano patterns.

Success: A piece in 9 movements.

@ScotRail now has these new trains that don't require rails thus opening up a whole host of new destinations. A true technological marvel!

Took some inspiration from the @UofGOS photography seminar a few months back to get a bit arty with a stereo-microscope and our microfluidic devices. Credit to @StyliVonGreece for snapping the photo while my phone was serving as the stage/light source.

If you've ever wanted to see photos of my gloved hands in the online Norwegian research newspaper, @forskningno, you've come to the right place! The article is about the project I'm working on as well so worth a read if you're interested. forskning.no/partner-teknol…

With the 3D printers up and running a the @UniOslo_HTH, I thought I'd "calibrate" one of them by printing a 3D @UniOslo crest. Added a hole at the top for various hanging options.

@BadriAekbote @UniOslo_HTH @UofGSciEngGrads They are MC3T3s

@Neil_Convery @UniOslo_HTH @UofGSciEngGrads for a sec i was ...why i dont see anything...:) what kind of cells these were?

Started working in Oslo at the @UniOslo_HTH courtesy of @UofGSciEngGrads trying to make some Organ on a Chip devices. Here's a (not very clear) monoculture version where you can see the cells divide in the injection-moulded devices we make.

@mariecut11 They were in focus to begin with, I swear! But then the focus drifts with time. If only we knew someone working on a solution to this...

Making some #InjectionMoulded microfluidics by the bagful - actual cycle time is about twice as long than in the GIF but it's still pretty quick!

Hi, my name is Neil and I'm taking part in the #GlaSciFest (@GlasgowSciFest) social media training. I study injection moulded microfluidics for Organ on a Chip applications. We can manufacture these chips in one working day!

@aineclareob I don't think it's gone far enough. We shouldn't stop innovating until we have specific bagel brie.

@NeilConvery2 Has science gone too far?

There has been some truly great feats of engineering this century. The Millau Viaduct, the Wetherspoons app, and now cuboid shaped brie. What a time to be alive.

@GEddolls @Bordue Don't worry, all is above board. When this takes its rightful place on the front cover of Nature Knob Gags, everyone will be credited appropriately.

Any geologists out there able to tell me what kind of rock this is? I think it may be (Mg,Fe2+)₂(Mg,Fe2+)₅Si₈O₂₂(OH)₂ but I'm not too sure.