So proud of grad Kathleen Kanaley whose 1st first author work was just published in @PhytopathologyJ ! We use @planet imagery to detect late-stage grape downy mildew and overview steps to transition satellite sensing from detection to surveillance
https://t.co/anKaoJYiiL
🌱🎉Announcing our third featured speaker for the 9th Annual Plant Science Symposium: Dr. Awais Khan @awaicekhan of Cornell University.
Follow links in our bio for more info!
#PlantScience#PSS2025#UF
EDITORIAL
Adaptation to climate change and limits in food production systems: Physics, the chemistry of biology, and human behavior
📄 https://t.co/Z8qGvrxX99
🚨Job Opening🚨 Cornell University’s Dept. of Entomology seeks an Assistant Professor - Field Crops Entomologist for a 9-month, tenure-track position in Ithaca, NY (60% Research/40% Extension)! A great opportunity to develop IPM research & extension programs for field crops. Join a multi-campus collaborative team focused on sustainable pest management.
📝 Apply by Jan 2, 2025! @McArtLab@PovedaLab@chloecho_31 @NYSIPM @tinigua
https://t.co/5XR5Cjm3gM
Now Hiring: Assistant Professor - Plant-Microbe Interactions Scientist | Cornell University: Ithaca, New York | https://t.co/au24M36sQ4 #jobs#plantsciencejob
Be my colleague!! I’m so excited about this search. We are seeking a plant-microbe ixns scientist who uses a systems approach to understand the plant microbiome at any spatial or temporal scale: from molecules and cells, to populations and ecosystems, nanoseconds to decades
We’re hiring a tenure-track faculty in Plant Microbiome & Plant Health in a Changing Climate @CornellCALS
School of Integrative Plant Science. To apply: https://t.co/sgF3uyMgNB Application deadline: 2024/12/10. Please share widely! @AdamBogdanove@ChristineSmart6
@NASA isn’t just for space exploration — it’s making a real impact here at home! From helping #grape growers combat pests & diseases to empowering farmers with satellite data, #NASA is helping drive a more resilient & productive #ag system.
Learn more ⬇️
https://t.co/2OxNxdBK3l
We are recruiting up to 5 Pandemic Sciences Research Fellows at @UniofOxford. Posts are for recent graduates to carry out independent research on topics in one or more of the following areas: AI & Epi, Genomics, Climate & Infectious diseases, Global health digital data science ↓
Spanish-speaking farmers & employees play a vital role in NYS ag, yet language barriers present challenges for keeping up with scientific findings. Grad students at AgriTech have spent the past year working to better meet the needs of this community. https://t.co/iHoDM7xLYN
Twenty startup finalists from around the world will pitch their businesses, and their potential impact on upstate New York, at the sixth annual Grow-NY (@grow_ny) Summit, to be held Nov. 6-7.
More on the summit programming & registration: https://t.co/DIYgVOa8ig
In a recent Biodiversity Survey of the Cape (BioSCape) Data Skills workshop, participants learned how to find, subset, and visualize BioSCape field and airborne imaging spectroscopy and full-waveform lidar datasets.
Access workshop Jupyter Notebooks: https://t.co/0xRB6Vjjqs
Plant pathogen detection and disease diagnosis technologies have undergone significant advancements. Read the Review article by Jaime Cubero et al. to learn more: @INIA_es @SciMelb @IAS_CSIC@etsiaab@IA2_UZ_CITA@AnoveObtentores https://t.co/6bkF9EIWYg
Own a cat and have 10 minutes to spare? Animal science researchers at #UCDavis want to hear your thoughts about going to the veterinarian and your feelings on exam rooms, treatment area practices and procedures and more. 🐈🐈⬛
https://t.co/5kt4Nf3Vfy
New VSWIR Imaging and Thermal Applications, Learning, and Science (VITALS) repository provides tutorials to work with imaging spectroscopy data, thermal infrared data, and other products from the EMIT and ECOSTRESS missions. #OpenScience
Access: https://t.co/vbEsgJvtZv