The Joint Research Centre of Grains for Health is a research team from the University of Adelaide and our partner in China, Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Tomorrow, 1st October, is 70 years since the founding of the People’s Republic of #China. 70 years of remarkable economic and agricultural development. Celebrations began last week in #Adelaide#SouthAustralia
Great collaboration between @UniofAdelaide and @sjtu1896 to clone genes involved in rice pollen production. Fantastic progress by PhD student Feiyang supervised by Prof Liang and Dr @iain_searle @GrainsforHealth
Excellent talk by Minister @Anne_Ruston at the @GrainProducerSA meeting on importance of innovative young people to the future of our agriculture industry. What an incredible supporter of #ag we have in Minister Ruston.
Plant breeding companies and growers will have access to wheat lines with improved tolerance to sodic, magnesic and dispersive soils || #GroundCover#agchatoz https://t.co/FZCL2epLiu
Another photo from the Briefing about the Grains for Health Joint Research Centre to the Consul-General for China (SE) HE. The research we are doing was highly respected by the Consul-General for China (SE) HE @UniofAdelaide#grainresearch#Plantbiology#plantresearch
Congratulations to Lachlan on successful installation of the pollen counter at the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Centre node in China. This will help with the research Grains for Health is currently completing. @UniofAdelaide@waiteresearch#plantbiology#plantresearch
Congratulations to researcher @PNgsabrina who transferred from a MPhil to #PhD at @UniofAdelaide this week. Her research focuses on using bioinformatics to understand RNA modifications on small RNAs in Arabidopsis thaliana. Good luck with your PhD! #plantbiology
@lachlanmitchell and @Wendy20182 from SAGI South recently visited Shanghai Jiao Tong University to teach an Introduction to R in a bilingual setting to 37 staff and research students, building capacity for the Australia-China project ‘Grains for Health’ at @waiteresearch. #SJTU
Wendy Li from the Grains for Health Research Centre has been to SJTU to present the adapted bilingual 'Intro to R' course. This course will help the 37 students from SJTU with their research. Wendy delivered the courses in English with Chinese course notes. Well done Wendy!!
Wendy Li from the Grains for Health Research Centre has been to SJTU to present the adapted bilingual 'Intro to R' course. This course will help the 37 students from SJTU with their research. Wendy delivered the courses in English with Chinese course notes. Well done Wendy!!