WoodruffLab

If you're interested in multi-disciplinary work on biomolecular condensates, check out the Condensate Catalyst Group at UT Southwestern Medical Center. condensate-catalyst.com

Check out our latest paper in @JCellBiol on the mechanism of PCM scaffold assembly: rupress.org/jcb/article/22…

Regulated changes in material properties underlie centrosome disassembly during mitotic exit rupress.org/jcb/article-lo…

It was an honor to speak at @ChromoPalooza! In case you missed my talk: we can probe the material properties of centrosomes (green) using optically-induced flows. Fantastic collaboration with @KreysingLab.

@ManuelTHERY Here are some of the holy texts: 1. Brangwynne et al. 2009 Science (the old testament) 2. Li . . . Rosen 2012 Nature (the new testament) 3. Feric . . . Brangwynne 2016 Cell Those papers lay down the main principles behind biological phase separation.

Dear Twitter, the next scientific workshop of the #CytoMorphoLab will be about .... phase transitions ! Could you please suggest milestone papers? Like the @JWoodruffLab 2017 paper on centrosome for example. cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

@PavelTomancak where can I find a comprehensive guide for writing macros in FIJI?

@JRafflab @cell_viability @caballe_anna How fast can it cool? What's the temperature range?

Testing out our new Heater Cooler System from @cell_viability. Maintaining constant temperature is important to keep our embryos happy! Image credit @caballe_anna

What really matters for getting a faculty position? Here are the data, not just anecedotes. cell.com/current-biolog…

be honest, sometimes i make your paper AWESOME

@smburgessucd I'd recommend getting a plan Apo objective. You get flat field illumination and correct for chromatic abberrations. The best "bang for your buck" camera is definitely a sCMOS. The Prime 95B is great. The Andor Zyla is also a good choice.

Does anyone have a suggestion for a camera for my fluorescence microscope? Mine is going on 20 years. I want to get the best resolution for the buck. We primarily use it for looking at chromosome spreads. Here is a picture of our 100X objective. Should we upgrade this as well?

Finally it's out! A great combination of EM and light microscopy showing that centrosomes concentrate soluble tubulin.

@mbeisen Dishoom. Best Indian food in Europe IMO

I know there are like a million answers to this, but favorite Indian restaurants in London.... GO

Good one. You can fit anything with enough variables. 95 CI all the way!

How happy are your HeLa cells? bit.ly/2x8QodK

@MolBiophysUTSW I think we should have a contest to design a new logo. Thoughts??

Food is ready. Feedback providers lined up. Time for another Molecular Biophysics work in progress talk. 😎

@MolBiophysUTSW Welcome to the scene!

Hello, world. The Molecular Biophysics graduate program at UT Southwestern is on twitter. 😎

The Biophysics Department at UT Southwestern is now on Twitter!

Are you a first year student in @MolBiophysUTSW and wondering where to rotate? Check out jeffwoodrufflab.org. We study organelle assembly and maintenance in ageing eggs.

I'm hearing lots of great things about a certain colleague 🙂. @florianjug should tell everyone to do their post-doc at UT Southwestern!

@IGCcentrioles All that fresh fish, and people still go for the dried bacalhau! It boggles my mind!

Could not resist to post this. Cool things of living in PT!#Portugal #foodmarket