[PhysioStudents] Physiology 2018 -- Slack to communicate?

[Wallace Marshall]

Dear Physiology Students,
    Attached please find the research project descriptions for the projects
that our faculty will be bringing with them to the course this summer.
The process for picking research rotations is spelled out in the course
handbook, which you should have already gotten.  If you did not get the
handbook in my previous email, please let me know right away.

   best regards,
                 Wallace


On Tue, May 15, 2018 at 7:31 AM, Clarice Aiello <caiello at stanford.edu>
wrote:

> Dear Physiostudents,
>
> you don't know me (yet). I'm a postdoc at PrakashLab at Stanford, and I
> hope you're as excited as I am about going to MBL.
>
> I am writing to know if you would like to try something.
>
> In my lab, we use an app/program called Slack (www.slack.com , free) to
> communicate. The cool thing about this app is that communication happens
> in channels (private or about a topic); it very dynamic. (Also, anyone
> can create channels.)
>
> I took the liberty of creating a Slack for us; the address is
>
> https://physiology2018.slack.com
>
> and the invite link is
>
> https://join.slack.com/t/physiology2018/shared_invite/
> enQtMzYzNTY4NTk4MTI5LWIyOTQzZDhlMTIyYWQ4NGVkMmZmYWFjZjEwNjg1
> ZTI1NzdlNzZlOTliZTM2ZTk5YTU0NzA5MzE1YTY3MTRjYTc
>
> If you're interested in trying it out, just join it; if not, it will die
> out (and that's ok!).
>
> (Wallace, this would add to the email list that you created. Is that ok?)
>
> Hope to meet you all soon. And thanks Wallace, Jennifer and Rob for the
> huge effort in putting this together!
>
> Have a nice day,
>
> Clarice
>
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