CT expert and soil scientist. Views are my own.
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Dr. Michelle Quigley retweeted
On Friday, Nov. 4, a sale funding the MSU Horticulture Gardens will be held at the Plant and Soil Sciences building at 1066 Bogue St., from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. statenews.com/article/2022/1…
Dr. Michelle Quigley retweeted
Citrus fruits come in a huge array of sizes and shapes and are intrinsically connected to human health and culture.
Modelling fruit shape and oil gland distribution can provide insights into fruit development and domestication 🍋
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@wileyfoodsci
ALT A Willowleaf sour orange is scanned using X-ray computed tomography (CT) technology.
Dr. Michelle Quigley retweeted
Ben Blackman is studying ancient sunflower DNA extracted from caves and taking 3D scans of flower heads with @EndlessForms - 🤯🌻 #Botany2020
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AgBioResearcher Sasha Kravchenko, professor in @MSU_PSM, is the recipient of the @SSSA_soils' Don and Betty Kirkham Soil Physics Award, which recognizes a mid-career scientist who has made outstanding contributions to soil physics. canr.msu.edu/news/msu-scient…
Dr. Michelle Quigley retweeted
Shape is foundational to biology. You've seen the cover, now read the paper and learn how topological data analysis (TDA) of molecules to organisms is changing the shape of biology. doi.org/10.1002/dvdy.175
@EndlessForms @endless_ct @elizabethmunch @msuresearch @CMSE_at_MSU
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The Art of Science - Cover of Developmental Dynamics
X‐ray Computed Tomography (CT) scans of biological specimens showing the diversity of morphology in the natural world. With thanks to Erik Amézquita, Michelle Y. Quigley, Tim Ophelders, Elizabeth Munch, and Daniel Chitwood
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Our review on light #microscopy and #tomography technique to study #flowers is finally out in @JXBot!
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#devbio #botany #plantscience
Dr. Michelle Quigley retweeted
Are you a math geek, but love biology too? See Dr. Chitwood's latest publication where he reviews applications of Topological Data Analysis in a way accessible to biologists and applied mathematicians alike. ow.ly/56Yx50zabq9
Dr. Michelle Quigley retweeted
Congrats to Dr. Chitwood (@EndlessForms) for his recent publication titled 'Plant-Environment Interactions: A Sweeping Perspective' in which he also was an editor of other articles in the journal's special issue. ow.ly/qAZ850xNZk9
Dr. Michelle Quigley retweeted
Dr. Quigley (@endless_ct) and the plant CT group continue to generate amazing videos! They use this 3D data to study the topology of plants . Consider joining their group as a PhD student (cmse.msu.edu/apply) or a postdoc (cmse.msu.edu/directory/facul…)
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Great CT scan by @EndlessForms of #cynipid #oak #gall. Wasp in center chamber. A lot like one from Miocene! What plant genes does the insect manipulate to get this morphology? See insect, legs, eyes, in second scan. Beautiful! Live photo: @MelanieJABody
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Congrats to Dr. Chitwood and his colleagues for their recent publication titled "Topological Mapper for 3D Volumetric Images" (ow.ly/z7i650uSvrP).
Dr. Michelle Quigley retweeted
Explore the outdoors this summer and enjoy MSU's five unique gardens! Learn more about why Dr. Getter loves her job as director of the MSU Horticulture Gardens:
msutoday.msu.edu/news/2019/g…