The 2022 NAPB George Washington Carver Scholars and Mentor Applications are now open.
Scholar Applications can be found here: https://t.co/A1b7OSG3Md
Mentor Applications can be found here: https://t.co/OYgArlKRWO
my first first-author publication is out! shoutout to @MarcioResendeJr @BillTracy1 and all other coauthors for making it possible! if you’re into in RNAseq, maize endosperm, starch biosynth, or sugars & gene expression, be sure to check it out :) https://t.co/3AQPnUIe1U
Two papers published in the same day. Congrats @ChristinaAFin and thank you all the co-authors for the collaboration. @BillTracy1 https://t.co/96FWsuM6jb
Special shoutout to recent Resende lab graduate, Dr. Finegan, who successfully finished her studies pertaining the breeding and genomics of nitrogen use efficiency in sweet corn. She is continuing her career at @Bayer4Crops. #UFPlantBreeder@MarcioResendeJr@ChristinaAFin
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Next up, @ChristinaAFin shares her research on using quantitative genetics, molecular biology, and bioinformatics to accelerate and improve sweet corn breeding #UFPlants21
Even though we didn't get to physically meet each other at this year's #UFPlants21 symposium, we still got the chance to catch up for a group photo. A great team of students and mentors promoting academic and career resources in plant science.
The Plant Science Council at the University of Florida is hosting the Fifth Annual Plant Science Symposium on January 28th-29th 2021. This year's symposium will focus on “Breeding and Genomics in Specialty Crops”. Registration link: https://t.co/pHFjbSBCoD
Despite the #COVID pandemic which may prevent in-person tours and activities, we are super excited for the numerous activities coming from #UFPlants this school year. You can still join us: https://t.co/VT90zFcqFi
Graduate school should not be a solo adventure. #UFPlants is an avenue for new and existing graduate students to make new friends, participate in workshops, breeding retreats, and professional development activities. Zoom selfie from our meeting today 😃https://t.co/VT90zFcqFi
Did you miss our bioinformatics workshop led by Wendell Pereira, a Ph.D Candidate at UF Plant Molecular and Cellular Biology last May? Here's a link to a recorded version: https://t.co/qUnGNjAyJN
The UF Plant Science Council is a group of graduate and undergraduate students interested in plant science research and extension. We provide networking opportunities and provide members with opportunities to develop leadership skills. Why not join us: https://t.co/v93AeFiP5e
The 2020 meeting of the National Association of Plant Breeders starts tomorrow! Here's the 1st of our chats with the Borlaug Scholars — all about next-gen corn breeding. @LongestHallie @cassie_winn13@jennahersh@ChristinaAFin@NAPlantBreeders@NAPB_GSWG
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4th Annual Plant Breeding Retreat is on August 3rd!!!
The registration is no later than 30th July. Here are the links for registration, schedule, and the flash talks.
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Maybe this will sound mean but this is why I personally don't jive with the imposter syndrome term because my feelings as a Black woman who academia systematically excludes are lumped in with the insecurities of successful white men