Dilkaran

Observing |
PhD student @MC_lab_Plantbio @Illinois_Alma | Interests- Crop genetics and plant biology | Mastodon @[email protected]

[Jessica Rutkoski @JRutkoski]

Any idea what disease this could be? Multiple plants in the same plot had symptoms. #wheat

[Purdue Center for Plant Biology @PurdueCPB]

Our next talk is from Dr. Jaspreet Sandhu from the ⁦⁦@DanforthCenter⁩ #MWASPB2024 ⁦@ASPB⁩

[Dilkaran @Dilkaran12]

Big thanks to the organizers of #MWASPB2024 for the travel award and giving me the opportunity to present my research at the conference.

[Purdue Center for Plant Biology @PurdueCPB]

Dilkaran Singh from ⁦@UofIllinois⁩ is our next speaker #MWASPB2024 ⁦@ASPB⁩

[The RIPE Project @RIPEproject]

Last week, we were able to bring together our full team, in-person & virtually, for a meeting to build relationships, discuss our research, & collaborate!

It was wonderful seeing everyone & we can’t wait to continue our work with these amazing people in the coming year!

[Steve Long @LongLab]

It has finally been released!

Thank you to everyone who had a part in making this happen. I gave the talk, but it's the work of all of my colleagues who have done the research that made it possible!

[mary williams @PlantTeaching]

Tropical forests face ‘massive leaf death’ from global heating, study finds https://t.co/VIJpTE3xfP

[Mae M. (maemercado.bsky.social) @mae_mercadow]

Thank you to everyone who's shared and donated for my mom's cancer treatment fund. She already had one round of chemotherapy last week. I will be posted updates on this thread. Please continue praying for her.
https://t.co/RXMa0qke5R

[mary williams @PlantTeaching]

Final talk of #PlantBio2023! Xinnian Dong is the Stephen Hales awardee, and starts her talk by recognising his 1727 book, "Vegetable Staticks". You can read this book online at the Biodiversity Heritage Library https://t.co/8hQCE5ggKF

[Dilkaran @Dilkaran12]

#plantbiology23 concluded. It ended at a high note for me as I got to say Hi to @PlantTeaching and get a selfie.
Conference was a great learning experience. Thanks you #ASPB and organizers for putting it together.

[Larry M. York @LarryMattYork]

Good advice from @DrShepherd2013 to not waste time with climate deniers that are a small but vocal minority. My opinion, the rest of us need to take action. Firstly by suspending fossil fuel use as quickly as possible #PlantBio2023

[Dilkaran @Dilkaran12]

@SubramanianLab @SDState @Ajaygupta714 It was great catching up with folks from @SDState . A big thank you to you and all other organizers for putting the conference together.

[Subramanian Lab @SubramanianLab]

Current and former ⁦@SDState⁩ plant biologists at ASPBMW23 ⁦@Ajaygupta714⁩ ⁦@Dilkaran12⁩

[Subramanian Lab @SubramanianLab]

Please RT. Midwest @ASPB members, Looking for volunteers to organize the sectional society meeting in Mar/Apr 2023. The section will provide financial and logistical support. Excellent leadership opportunity for mid-career faculty and graduate student associations. Thank you!

[Andrew Leakey @leakey77]

Excited to ask everyone to share this advert for a faculty position in "Quantitative Plant Biology" in the Dept of Plant Biology and @iBioIllinois. https://t.co/WXuzC51nml @ASPB @ESA_org @theAGU @ASA_CSSA_SSSA @sse_evolution @PaleoSoc @BES_careers @SEBiology @hbcu @HigherEdJobs

[Laurie Leonelli @Leonelli_Lab]

Be part of a revolution in photosynthesis research. Positions (postdoc, graduate, technician) in the Leonelli/Long/Brooks labs @UofIllinois. Physiologists, molecular & comp. biologists needed to improve crop photosynthesis via systems biology.

See ad: https://t.co/QwTcZZZdp6

[Dilkaran @Dilkaran12]

@jenquebe Congratulations!!🎊

[Jaspreet Sandhu, Ph.D. @Sandhuj1992]

Please RT and spread the word!
@UNL_PSI @CropsUNL @CellAtlas @plantpostdocs

[Parveen @ChhunejaP]

Genetic Dissection Uncovers Genome-Wide Marker-Trait Associations for Plant Growth, Yield, and Yield-Related Traits Under Varying Nitrogen Levels in Nested Synthetic Wheat Introgression Libraries https://t.co/EN01LYYxON

[Jagdeep Singh Sidhu @Jgdp_S_Sidhu]

Two contrasting maize root crowns. Left is under low N and right is under control conditions. Much easier to distinguish whorls/nodes under stress conditions, that's why we like sampling anatomy under stress conditions!

[Bhupinder Farmaha, Clemson Soil Fertility @ClemsonSoilFert]

Please help me to circulate this GRA for PhD student