Stephen Royle
@steveroyle.bsky.social
I'm into chord changes and cell biology.
Professor - University of Warwick. Director - The Company of Biologists. Views are my own and not those of any organisation I am associated with.
Mastodon: @steveroyle@biologists.social
Lab: https://roylelab.org
Professor - University of Warwick. Director - The Company of Biologists. Views are my own and not those of any organisation I am associated with.
Mastodon: @steveroyle@biologists.social
Lab: https://roylelab.org
Yes, sure. Thanks, Tim.
github.com/napari/docs/...
github.com/napari/docs/...
New user experience · Issue #886 · napari/docs
📚 New content request Review tutorials from the perspective of a new user (perhaps a wet lab scientist). Outline I wrote a short post on my experience using napari seriously for the first time (I h...
github.com
November 4, 2025 at 11:07 AM
Yes, sure. Thanks, Tim.
github.com/napari/docs/...
github.com/napari/docs/...
Yeah I'm not sure where this issue comes from. It's quicktime I guess but it seems to affect different codecs and containers to different extents.
October 31, 2025 at 12:05 PM
Yeah I'm not sure where this issue comes from. It's quicktime I guess but it seems to affect different codecs and containers to different extents.
use GIFs!
rename `mytalk.pptx` to `mytalk.zip`
Unzip
cd to mytalk/ppt/media
for i in *.mp4; do
ffmpeg -i "$i" "${i%.mp4}.gif"
done
Add gifs in place of original movies. They loop perfectly.
The ffmpeg command can be customised to improve quality.
2/2
rename `mytalk.pptx` to `mytalk.zip`
Unzip
cd to mytalk/ppt/media
for i in *.mp4; do
ffmpeg -i "$i" "${i%.mp4}.gif"
done
Add gifs in place of original movies. They loop perfectly.
The ffmpeg command can be customised to improve quality.
2/2
October 31, 2025 at 10:45 AM
use GIFs!
rename `mytalk.pptx` to `mytalk.zip`
Unzip
cd to mytalk/ppt/media
for i in *.mp4; do
ffmpeg -i "$i" "${i%.mp4}.gif"
done
Add gifs in place of original movies. They loop perfectly.
The ffmpeg command can be customised to improve quality.
2/2
rename `mytalk.pptx` to `mytalk.zip`
Unzip
cd to mytalk/ppt/media
for i in *.mp4; do
ffmpeg -i "$i" "${i%.mp4}.gif"
done
Add gifs in place of original movies. They loop perfectly.
The ffmpeg command can be customised to improve quality.
2/2
Beautiful. I was on that bridge yesterday taking photos but it was very cloudy and grey. Picked the wrong day, obviously!
October 29, 2025 at 10:11 AM
Beautiful. I was on that bridge yesterday taking photos but it was very cloudy and grey. Picked the wrong day, obviously!
Reposted by Stephen Royle
With @jcellsci.bsky.social, we're 🥂 celebrating the Special Issue on Cilia & Flagella, guest edited by myself & @lottepedersen.bsky.social. We've handpicked 4 standout papers – research from our community, for our community – paired with 2 cutting-edge talks showcasing latest breakthroughs. /2
October 21, 2025 at 6:15 PM
With @jcellsci.bsky.social, we're 🥂 celebrating the Special Issue on Cilia & Flagella, guest edited by myself & @lottepedersen.bsky.social. We've handpicked 4 standout papers – research from our community, for our community – paired with 2 cutting-edge talks showcasing latest breakthroughs. /2
Reposted by Stephen Royle
Read more about this research in our interview with first author Will Scott, a postdoc fellow in Mohan Balasubramanian's lab at University of Warwick, UK, interested in engineering proteins and synthesising organic molecules to tackle actin cytoskeleton-associated challenges. doi.org/10.1242/bio....
October 22, 2025 at 6:59 AM
Read more about this research in our interview with first author Will Scott, a postdoc fellow in Mohan Balasubramanian's lab at University of Warwick, UK, interested in engineering proteins and synthesising organic molecules to tackle actin cytoskeleton-associated challenges. doi.org/10.1242/bio....