📢 New publication 'Trait–climate relationships in 454 #eucalypt taxa: common garden vs field-derived trends' by Travis Britton et al. in @NewPhyt.
https://t.co/gOHk72f9L7
#adaptation#plasticity
Excited to share that I will be joining @HKUSBS as an Assistant Professor in July 2026!
I am launching the Soil Ecology and Environmental Dynamics (SEED) Lab (https://t.co/LFXlyeQHxO), focusing on #soil carbon cycling.
Looking forward to new collaborations! 🌱
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS for SESSION 401002 at the 23rd World Congress of Soil Science in Nanjing China (7-12 June 2026)
💡Submit an abstract: https://t.co/35gEbqpIYA
📅Due: 30 November 2025
ℹ️More: https://t.co/kxw6V0CArU
@IUSS_ORG
Exciting PhD opportunity with superstar colleague Prof. Rachael Gallagher "Genomic and trait-based indicators of restoration success" (collab with Botanic Gardens of Sydney). See attached image. Contact Rachael directly for more information (email in advert). Closes 30th Nov.
📢🌿Available PhD position in my research group, closes 30th Oct. Topics: “Climate adaptations in Australian native grasses”; OR “Plant resource economics”. Apply via WSU Online Portal. Eligibility and other key info: https://t.co/2JML0BTMmL
📢🌿Wind and frost have surprisingly strong effects on global patterns in leaf cuticle thickness! Latitude, biome and taxonomy matter too. Other enviro variables not so much. Research from international team including @lawrensack. @westsyduhie@NewPhyt https://t.co/y2xTr21sD5
📢🌶️🌿Tech-savvy with expertise in agriculture or horticulture? Join Western Sydney Uni’s APPN team as Senior Technical Officer and support world-leading research in plant phenotyping across state-of-the-art facilities @westsyduhie. Closing 8.30pm, 16 Feb. https://t.co/daSUEaydg2
Thrilled to visit Heritage Research Station and UQ! Great fieldwork at the sorghum diversity panel site 🌾 and a productive chat with @SorgGuy@EmmaOmics and Sofie Pearson on the sorghum common garden experiment. Big thanks to Erik Van Oosterom for the glasshouse tour!
How much can host identity drive AM fungal assembly in roots? 🌾
We found sorghum is more selective in fostering fungal partners that provide more benefit; wheat’s fungal community assembly is more random and provides fewer benefits.
Out in @FunEcology !
https://t.co/XJ8N5IPFFD
We are pleased to announce that the special issue of ‘Plants’ (IF 4.0) edited by Dr. Xiaoyong Chen and myself, titled has begun accepting submissions.
If you are interested in submitting to this special issue, we would greatly appreciate it.
https://t.co/D9n6rwpxlp
Dear academic family, you may know me as a social scientist, but besides being an academic, I am also an avid gamer, designer, and entrepreneur! Today I want to share with you🚨https://t.co/iFdFz0PdRo🚨, a card game I created! See👇for job and playtest opportunities!🧵1/4
Waiting game resumes for Australia-bound #PhDs: doctoral candidates at their wits’ end as visa processing stalls again. @JohnRoss49 reports
https://t.co/PILPjEtlqs
Many power analyses I read in published manuscripts are not reported with sufficient transparency to understand what on earth they are doing! What is the effect estimate? Where did it come from? For what test does it apply? Etc. Here is a reporting guide I give students
#phdchat
UPDATE: We've confirmed that two individuals in the Logan campus community have tested positive for COVID-19.
These are the first cases reported in our campus community.
Both are recovering and isolating at home.
For more information, please visit: https://t.co/C9EzHtoEED
The United States will be powerfully supporting those industries, like Airlines and others, that are particularly affected by the Chinese Virus. We will be stronger than ever before!
It's #FreeMapMonday! Retweet and follow us for a chance to win the Historic Trail Map of Denver, CO! One of the coolest maps in our library if I do say so myself.
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