biophysics group @IRBV_Montreal. We study plant growth and biomechanics. #CellularForceMicroscopy, #MorphoGraphX, #MorphoDynamX
Université de Montréal, Canada
Joined December 2016
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Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
Join us at #SCDB2024 to explore unifying principles in dev bio! Abstracts due JUNE 28. 18 will be picked for talks🎙️. 🙏 to sponsors @ChanZuckerberg @czbiohub @CompanyofBiol, we have many travel awards avail!
Check out our amazing speakers & apply today! tinyurl.com/scdb24
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
Save the date! The FASEB SRC "Mechanisms of Plant Development" is returning in 2025.
📅August 10th - 14th 2025 📍Southbridge (MA) 🇺🇸
New! contribute the image of the conference poster! 😎 🌿🌱
❓Details and signup ➡️ mailchi.mp/1f0412e00ebe/v8hz…
Plz retweet! 🙏
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
I'm trilled to share our work on growth and differentiation patterns during gynoecium development. Thank you for the effort and support @Kierzkowski_Lab, @BranchiniElvis, Binghan Wang, @RoutierLab, @PlantDynamics and @defolter_lab.
#GynoeciumPropaganda
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Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
Huge shout out to my dearest friend @CLeGloanec's thesis defense from @Kierzkowski_Lab! Do join to see what wonders she has added to developmental studies in plant biology! – at Montréal, Québec
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
You love plant tropisms and have always secretly wondered how plants handle the history of signals they receive? @MerozLab and I got you covered! Check out our latest work in @PNASNews: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
We are hiring! **Please RT**
Interested in cell polarity, plant development, and microscopy?
We offer a 4-year, @snsf_ch-funded PhD position in an enthusiastic, inclusive research group in a beautiful city @unibern @CentreOeschger
ohws.prospective.ch/public/v…
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Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
🚨 Postdoc position alert!
We are looking for a postdoc fellow to study how environments affect plant reproductive strategies.
🏙️ ➡️ 🌸🌼🌻
It is a @UMontreal position in collaboration with the #MontrealBotanicalGarden (@EspacePourLaVie) and @IRBV_Montreal.
DM for more info.
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
Thanks for honoring Katherine Esau and combining her drawings with modern-day microscopy @GeitmannLab. What an honor to see a #Brachypodium stoma next to Esau's sketch of graminoid stomata 😍! We use Esau's book and her definition of stomatal subsidiary cells to this day!
Katherine Esau's plant anatomy textbooks are still used 70 years after their first publication.
See her beautiful drawings placed next to modern plant science micrographs highlighting recent progress in #plantimaging.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
@ucdavis
@ucsantabarbara
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
We are starting our first round of hiring---come on over and help shape how image analysis is done and taught @harvardmed.
- Who: Bioimage Analysts, two or more.
- Where: Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA.
- When: Now
#hiring #BioImageAnalysis
iac.hms.harvard.edu/author/o…
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
Are you a graduate student or a post-doc with a STEM background? #EMBOPlasticity will uncover how the dynamic interplay between organisms and their changing environment impacts developmental processes and evolutionary novelty 🦠🔬📊
✍🏽 Apply by 2 May!
🔎 s.embl.org/ptd23-01
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
Plants move—sometimes fast!
Together with @david_sleboda & @rezasharif we wanted to find out how Mimosa, the sensitive plant, is able to rapidly fold its leaves when touched. The motion is executed by pulvini, thickened regions at organ bases.
@CurrentBiology
@McGillU
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Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
We have just released the first open-source version (5.0) of our MacOS/Linux plant (and not only) modeling software vlab. Check it out at gitHub.com/AlgorithmicBotany.
Happy New Year!
ALT A plant-based ornamental pattern generated using an environmentally-sensitive ("open") L-system in vlab.
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
The HFSP meeting is amazing - talks from across all disciplines in life sciences from termite ageing to artificial membranes to algal biology
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
When look for new/better ways to measure traits from images, I always start here: quantitative-plant.org/
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
Plant biology twitter: I am writing a piece on epic plant anatomist Katherine Esau.
Looking for micrographs taken with ‘modern’ imaging methods (confocal, electron tomography etc), published or not, that look similar to one of her drawings. DM or email. RT!
#WomenInScienceDay
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
GROUP LEADER VACANCIES - We’re looking for creative early-career or established researchers who wish to develop exciting long-term independent programmes in plant and microbial science and be part of our highly collaborative culture
📅 - Fri 28 Jan 2022
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ALT GROUP LEADER VACANCIES - We’re looking for creative early-career or established researchers who wish to develop exciting long-term independent programmes in plant and microbial science and be part of our highly collaborative culture. Closing date, Friday 29 January 2022
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
We have modeled flower pigmentation patterns: see the video (with sound) or our preprint at algorithmicbotany.org/papers…
Anne-Lise Routier's lab retweeted
Undergrads: Want a scholarship for an internship in Canada in summer 2022? Apply to mitacs.ca/en/programs/global…
My lab offers the project "Mechanobiology of plant cells" (see globalink.mitacs.ca/#/studen…)
Please hurry, deadline is Sept 28th!
#Globlalink #Mitacs
