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Andy Moore of HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus created this video of what appears to be a blazing inferno to visualize the dynamic nature of actin filaments in a HeLa cell. The motion in this video is caused by a structural protein called actin, which organizes into rope-like arrangements that help a cell hold its shape and, in some cases, move. Observing the dynamic nature of actin filaments allows researchers to gain more understanding of actin’s role in the cell and could be the foundation for

A virtual fly created by researchers at HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus and Google DeepMind combines an anatomically accurate model of the fly’s outer skeleton, a fast physics simulator, and an artificial neural network trained on fly behaviors to mimic the actions of a real fly. Along with walking and flying across complex trajectories, the virtual fly can use its eyes to control and steer its flight. | Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Researchers at HHMI’s Janelia Research Campus developed a new way for engineered protein biosensors and bright, fluorescent Janelia Fluor dyes to work together, creating a new sensor for measuring the signals between cells in live animals. Being able to see this activity could give biologists insight into how cells, tissues, and organs work together to carry out important functions. Read more: https://hhmi.news/3UlyHCd Caption: Volumetric imaging in the near-infrared of neuronal activity of zebr