Michelle Facette
@facette_lab
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We study asymmetric division and stomatal function in maize. All content is my own opinion and may not represent The University of Massachusetts' position.
Amherst, MA
Joined May 2017
RT @CellAtlas: Submit a poster abstract today to get a chance to present a short talk at the GRC Conference in Portland, Maine!. Due date t….
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RT @NAASC_NA_ICAR: I am thrilled that these talented scientists have been recognized with Presidential Awards for Excellence in Science, Ma….
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RT @kareem_carr: Vivek's "immigrant culture" argument ignores basic selection bias: immigrants are precisely the small subset of people wil….
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RT @JRbiotek: 🗓️ Save the Date! . 🌱 Roots of Resilience: A Decade of Empowering African Ag-Scientists for Food Security & Sustainability.….
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RT @Matt_W_Austin: I am very happy to share that the Missouri Botanical Garden has received funding to digitize their entire herbarium! Thi….
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RT @ATinyGreenCell: I am ***absurdly*** excited to announce the launch of a new funding opportunity through Experiment dot com!!! You have….
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For Science!
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RT @salkinstitute: 🌿 Today, we remember Salk Professor Joanne Chory, a visionary plant biologist and a force for climate action. Her resear….
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Considering this one from Globe Scientific. Clips look easy to swap in and out, but I am wondering if they hold up over time.
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My post-doc lab had a Rotamix. Solid piece of equipment. Loved it. A bit pricey, and changing the rod for different tubes was okay - more work than I wanted, but worth it since it wasn't a piece of crap. Considering springing for one of these again.
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Who's left on sci-twitter? I want advice about tube rotators. We have this one. Super common design. Piece of crap, wanna replace. The central rod is always falling out, The motor "catches". The paddles are not stable. Pretty sure it has planned obsolescence baked in.
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RT @aribidopsis: I had the opportunity (as a lab and field neighbor) to see my friend Stav @filistav working on this classic maize genetics….
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RT @gdcbisu: "Cell division in plant development and environmental response" is the title of today's GDCB Seminar, which begins at 1 p.m.….
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RT @MartyMeehan: I’m proud to share the exciting news that all undergraduate students from households earning $75,000 or less will be able….
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RT @cutlersr: My department has two open Asst. Prof searches: . Plant Systems Biology or Biotechnology ( . and Tran….
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RT @RagkousiK: Our work on "Lateral cell polarization drives organization of epithelia in sea anemone embryos and embryonic cell aggregates….
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One of the first organizing processes during animal development is the assembly of embryonic cells into epithelia. Common features unite epithelial...
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RT @jobRxiv: Postdoc in plant protein-protein interaction regulation @cecirf1. The Rodriguez-Furlan Lab at Washington State University is r….
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RT @AnaCaicedoS: Come work with me as a #postdoc in beautiful UMass Amherst on dodder pop genetics and adaptation! Join an NSF-funded colla….
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P.S. Folks who put their last name in the header of all their documents are ROCKSTARS. TYFYS.
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Any post-docs on the job market. Please, a desperate plea. If the job ad does not ask for publications, DO NOT attach PDFs of them (or anything else not asked for). Our systems are antiquated & awful. Excess pages break breaks our system in a very time-costly way.
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RT @elenshpak: Shpak Lab is looking for new graduate students. Check out our BCMB graduate program, and email me if you have questions.
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