Are you part of a community? ๐โโ๏ธ๐คธโโ๏ธ๐ฉ๐ฆผ๐

Being part of a community can be so annoying. We are not free to do as we wish ๐. We have to be considerate of other people ๐, or even worse, their schedules ๐!
No freedom. No creativity. Just rules. ๐๐๐
Then why did the concept of a community survive for such a long time in human evolution? ๐ฆ๐ค
Well.
๐ Maybe because it works and has proven its worth.
๐ Maybe because the benefits outweigh the restrains.
๐ Maybe because communities create synergy. Together, we achieve [โฆ]
How We Created 96 lablife.video Storyboards ๐คฆ๐ปโ๏ธ

It felt right ๐. But were we right ๐ณ?
Cell culture technique cannot be googled. What you find, most of the time, does not correspond to any decent guideline โโโ.
โ We decided to ask people who are actually affected: students, technicians, and anyone who wants to do it right.
โHow should video tutorials for cell culture technique look like?โ
The answers were remarkably similar: clear content, good lighting, good sound, short and concise. Fine with us ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ.
โ We asked students: [โฆ]
Lab Etiquette โ Part of the Experiment? ๐งซ๐

Every action in the cell culture lab affects the work of others. Here, lab manners are literally part of the experimental design, probably more so than in any other lab.
Bad manners are bad practices:
๐ โforgettingโ Mr. Frosties in the โ 80 ยฐC freezer when they are urgently needed โก๏ธ seriously!
๐ โborrowingโ other peopleโs reagents and media โก๏ธ colleagues may unknowingly end up with a contamination, or, even worse, with a cross-contamination
๐ ignoring booking times โก๏ธ messing up other [โฆ]
The Experiment Did Not Work โ Another One Of โThose Daysโ? ๐

No, it isnโt.
How often have you heard this, or even said it yourself?
๐ The experiment didnโt work AGAIN โฆ
๐ Yeah, the results are completely randomโฆ
๐ No idea, it worked great last weekโฆ
It seems to be part of our everyday lab life, to sigh and accept that experiments oftentimes do not work, simply because it is their nature to fail again and again ๐คทโโ๏ธ๐คทโโ๏ธ๐คทโโ๏ธ.
But is that really the case? Are we simply at the [โฆ]
How often do we stop to think about this? ๐ค๐ซ

Most days, we are focused on projects, meetings, and deadlines. It doesnโt happen often that we are reminded that we spend our entire lives on a tilted, rotating planet orbiting a star ๐ซ๐๐๐ซ.
The summer solstice is one of those rare occasions when our perspective briefly shifts, and we are reminded of our place in the universe โจ๐ช๐.
In the Northern Hemisphere, daylight has reached its annual maximum ๐ป. Tonight will be the shortest night [โฆ]
Tissue Regeneration at its best: This was the Cluster Meeting 2026 at TU Wien ๐๐๐

The fun part of being a researcher is to attend meetings, where so many disciplines come together. Solid-state physics, mitochondria, organic chemistry, immunology, fluid dynamics, nano-technology โฆ [the list goes on, almost indefinitely]. ๐งฌ๐ค๐งช
All of these fields converge in one remarkable area of research: tissue engineering ๐. The depth and diversity of expertise required to bring together knowledge from so many disciplines is quite extraordinary! Just imagine the number of highly skilled researchers working behind the scenes to make progress in [โฆ]