Jyot Antani
@antanij.bsky.social
https://antanij.netlify.app/
Microscopy of bacteria and their viruses.
Postdoc at Yale University @paulturnerlab.bsky.social. Phage researcher, biotech enthusiast.
Research Facilitator at Optical Microscopy and Imaging in Biomedical Sciences (MBL, Woods H
Microscopy of bacteria and their viruses.
Postdoc at Yale University @paulturnerlab.bsky.social. Phage researcher, biotech enthusiast.
Research Facilitator at Optical Microscopy and Imaging in Biomedical Sciences (MBL, Woods H
They're within the ovaries.
Yes, it is super cool! Always refreshing to do microscopy with non-bacteria samples at times 😆
Yes, it is super cool! Always refreshing to do microscopy with non-bacteria samples at times 😆
June 24, 2025 at 5:46 PM
They're within the ovaries.
Yes, it is super cool! Always refreshing to do microscopy with non-bacteria samples at times 😆
Yes, it is super cool! Always refreshing to do microscopy with non-bacteria samples at times 😆
@jenncoughlan.bsky.social here's couple more fresh ones while we wait for the scope to take full Z-stacks
June 24, 2025 at 4:19 PM
@jenncoughlan.bsky.social here's couple more fresh ones while we wait for the scope to take full Z-stacks
It was fun hanging out at Microbe in 2022. Hope to meet at a future meeting! (Phage meeting @ DC in Oct?)
June 20, 2025 at 6:33 PM
It was fun hanging out at Microbe in 2022. Hope to meet at a future meeting! (Phage meeting @ DC in Oct?)
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* night mode (also relevant beside just reading if you make your presentations in black background - you can snip the figures in dark mode and paste into your presentation, which looks more professional than pasting a white-background figure)
* night mode (also relevant beside just reading if you make your presentations in black background - you can snip the figures in dark mode and paste into your presentation, which looks more professional than pasting a white-background figure)
May 16, 2025 at 12:22 PM
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* night mode (also relevant beside just reading if you make your presentations in black background - you can snip the figures in dark mode and paste into your presentation, which looks more professional than pasting a white-background figure)
* night mode (also relevant beside just reading if you make your presentations in black background - you can snip the figures in dark mode and paste into your presentation, which looks more professional than pasting a white-background figure)
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key strengths for me:
* click on a reference (e.g., number or FirstAuthor Year) and it brings up the full detail (title, authors, year, google scholar link) without going to ref section
* click on figure reference, brings you to figure. click back button, brings you back
key strengths for me:
* click on a reference (e.g., number or FirstAuthor Year) and it brings up the full detail (title, authors, year, google scholar link) without going to ref section
* click on figure reference, brings you to figure. click back button, brings you back
May 16, 2025 at 12:22 PM
(2/3)
key strengths for me:
* click on a reference (e.g., number or FirstAuthor Year) and it brings up the full detail (title, authors, year, google scholar link) without going to ref section
* click on figure reference, brings you to figure. click back button, brings you back
key strengths for me:
* click on a reference (e.g., number or FirstAuthor Year) and it brings up the full detail (title, authors, year, google scholar link) without going to ref section
* click on figure reference, brings you to figure. click back button, brings you back