Reminder! Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy: May 31βJune 6 at MDI Bio Lab
Academic, industry and federal lab innovators come together to share the latest developments taking place in light-sheet research and its biological applications!
https://mdibl.org/course/lsfm-2026/
#microscopymonday π§ͺ π
09.03.2026 15:57
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The Maine IDeA Data Science Conference was successfully held last Friday and Saturday and it went as well as I could have hoped. I want to thank everyone who attended, presented, and especially those who helped with the logistics (The @mdibl.org support team was FANTASTIC!)
06.03.2026 16:42
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Even in late winter, MDI Bio Lab is stunning. Thereβs something about fresh snow and harbor air that makes you pause.
Spring is peeking around the corner β but weβre savoring this moment.
#favoritethingsfriday π§ͺ #maine
06.03.2026 16:02
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Friends of MDI Bio Lab gathered in West Palm Beach for a special Art Meets Science experience at the Norton Museum of Art led by President Hermann Haller, M.D.
Learn about joining a future tour or lecture: https://ow.ly/60v550YmGkc
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05.03.2026 15:00
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Join us in hearing from Hannah Somers, Digital Image Analyst at MDI Bio Lab's MDIBL Light Microscopy Facility, this Friday, March 6!
Get the details here: https://www.bioimagingnorthamerica.org/events/aimm-user-group/
#microscopy #fluorescentproteins #lightsheet π§ͺ BioImaging North America
04.03.2026 15:01
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π New in Autoimmunity from Taylor & Francis Research "The shared mechanisms and potential diagnostic markers for IgA nephropathy and celiac disease" with Y.Becker, P.Schroder, H.Haller & MDI Bio Lab Visiting Scientist Guibao Ke.
π§ͺ #ScientificResearchPublishing
03.03.2026 15:00
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Today's #microscopymonday from MDI Bio Lab is a view of the #microvasculature in a young African turquoise killifish heart.
πΈ 2025 Dr. Anastasia Paulmann and Hannah Somers, MDIBL Light Microscopy Facility
02.03.2026 15:00
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Unfamiliar scientific terms pop up from time to time. Letβs break down a couple of them!
π§ͺ π π©βπ¬ #SciEd #iTeachBio #EduSky #AcademicSky
27.02.2026 14:16
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It is time to plan your next course of #LSFM #LISH #Lightsheet
It will take place for the second time in @mdibl.org, next to Bar Harbour and you can enjoy the Acadia National Park but also join me to swim everyday in a refreshing ocean!
Join us!
mdibl.org/course/lsfm-...
26.02.2026 18:18
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US News & World Report features MDI Bio Labβs African turquoise killifish studies
In the News from MDI Bio Lab: 𧬠Our latest research is getting attention β and for good reason.
See whatβs making headlines.π π§ͺ
26.02.2026 15:00
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Transformation β in nature and in us β unpacked. π
Read this American Scientist review by Prayag Murawala Lab at MDI Bio Lab for "Metamorphosis: A Natural and Human History" by Oren Harman.
π§ͺ #RegenerativeMedicine 𧬠#SciComm
https://www.americanscientist.org/article/changing-forms
25.02.2026 16:01
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The Science of Storytelling
FREE Online Science Cafe: The Science of Storytelling
Join us March 9 for an engaging Online Science Cafe with Liz Marnik as we explore the science behind storytelling and why it plays such a powerful role in how people understand, remember and connect with scientific ideas. π§ͺ π
24.02.2026 18:00
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A map of Maine showing the different geologic regions and their corresponding arsenic risk of having arsenic of greater than 10 ug/l in one's well water. The highest risk areas are the Ellsworth and Blue Hill areas, around Augusta, and in the Rockland area.
The funnest part of building new data analysis tools is that you get to use them yourself! Here's a map we built using Python that correlates underlying base geology in Maine against drinking water samples collected as part of the All About Arsenic project.
www.anecdata.org/analysis/mai...
22.02.2026 17:53
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This amazing #microscopymonday capture of a young African turquoise killifish's brain blood vessels by the MDI Bio Lab's Haller lab was imaged using the MesoSPIM in the MDIBL Light Microscopy Facility.
#researchmatters #microscopy #fluorescentproteins #lightsheet π§ͺ ππΈ π π©βπ¬ π π₯οΈ π§¬
23.02.2026 15:00
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Navigating Change with Clarity and Confidence
Starting 2026 with clarity and confidence.
At MDI Biological Laboratory, weβre refining priorities, strengthening research and planning intentionally for long-term impact β even in uncertain times.
Read President Hallerβs message. π§ͺ
20.02.2026 15:01
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Guess who just registered to give a talk and present a poster about the exciting R tools we just developed!
17.02.2026 23:35
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One week away!
The Maine IDeA Data Science Conference in Bar Harbor, ME is almost here. Join us at MDI Bio Lab or online. Connect, learn and hear from Data Science leaders in Maine and beyond.
Register now before itβs too late.
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17.02.2026 18:01
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Happy Lunar New Year! To everyone celebrating, we wish you joy, health and prosperity in the year ahead. Letβs keep transforming the future of science together! π§ͺ
#LunarNewYear #YearOfTheHorse
17.02.2026 15:00
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Have you ever seen a Wild Type axolotl?
Ambystoma mexicanum is the natural, dark-colored version of the salamander, usually in shades of brown, green or black with spots. The dark color camouflages them in the muddy, shallow lakes of Mexico, to hide from predators. π§ͺ
πΈ Murawala Lab at MDI Bio Lab
16.02.2026 15:00
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A special Valentine's Day, brain! π
#fluorescentfriday #brain #vasculature #microscopy #valentinesday @mdibl.org
13.02.2026 16:55
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A #fluorescencefriday β just in time for Valentine's Day! β€οΈ
The Godwin Lab at MDI Bio Lab perfects a new method of illuminating the #axolotl heart with a red #fluorescentprotein to simplify the identification of animals with gene deletions during embryonic development.
π§ͺ 𧬠#microscopy
13.02.2026 16:15
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π New in the Society of Toxicology journal Toxicological Sciences, "Chronic exposure to low levels of glyphosate and metals induces kidney dysfunction" with Iain Drummond & team.
π§ͺ ππΈ #ScientificResearchPublishing #NephSky #RenalSky
https://doi.org/10.1093/toxsci/kfag007
11.02.2026 15:00
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Scientists at MDI Bio Lab developed a transgenic #zebrafish that mimics human muscle aging in just weeks β a leap forward for #sarcopenia research. Read how this model could speed discovery of therapies to keep muscles strong as we age. π§ͺ ππΈ π©βπ¬ π§¬
mdibl.org/mdi-bio-lab-...
10.02.2026 14:00
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MDI Bio Labβs Emily Spaulding will be presenting at the Maine Science Festivalβs 5 Minute Genius! Five-minute talks + five minutes for questions = a fast-paced look at some of Maineβs most exciting, cutting-edge science. Donβt miss it! π§ͺ π
https://www.mainesciencefestival.org/5-minute-genius
09.02.2026 15:00
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We welcomed new #GSBSE hopefuls to MDI Bio Lab for tours, conversations, and a BTS look at our science in action. The Graduate School of #BiomedicalScience & #Engineering connects PhD students with researchers across Maineβs leading institutions through a powerful, collaborative network. 𧬠π§ͺ #PhDSky
06.02.2026 15:01
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Biochar bags to tackle PFAS contamination in Acadia National Park this spring
Check out this great @newscentersmaine.bsky.social coverage of research from the Disney Lab (@richardhilliard.bsky.social) at MDI Bio Lab. They are tackling #PFAS contamination in Acadia National Park using innovative biochar bags.
πΏ Protecting ecosystems with science-based solutions. π§ͺππ°
05.02.2026 13:49
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Maine Microscopy: Foundations and Fundamentals 2026
π Registration now open!
Maine Microscopy: Foundations and Fundamentals
August 4β12, 2026
This course helps researchers build strong foundations in experiment planning, imaging and analysisβsupporting rigor, reproducibility & better science.
#microscopy π§ͺ π #fluorescentproteins #lightsheet
04.02.2026 15:00
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