If you’re excited by the idea of uncovering the secret chemical conversations between plants and microbes, join our passionate team where your curiosity can genuinely shape the future of sustainable agriculture. https://t.co/qmN8wO9TMb
We are looking for a highly qualified and enthusiastic postdoctoral researcher with plant molecular and microbiological expertise to strengthen our team and study the biosynthesis of signaling molecules and their biological significance in microbiome recruitment.
🎉Thrilled to announce my tenure-track position at University of Neuchatel (Switzerland), inheriting the lab of Prof. Ted Turlings.
2 PhD positions available on #ChemicalEcology and #Sustainable#agriculture 🌽🫛🐝🐛🐞
Job details: https://t.co/olRubpvHQ6
Had so much fun today in showing kids and their parents our work on plant microbe interaction. The kids loved to capture phosphate for plant growth and reduce water pollution using our VR application.
Well done, @HarroBouwmeest1 and Team! What a great Symposium and superb organisation. Excellent days filled with amazing Plant-Microbiome stories at #PMS2024 👏
Exciting first day. Great to be updated on lots of wonderful microbiome work and meet many friends in the field at #PSM2024. Looking forward to the second day.
Last talk of today by @jhjie1 about specialised root exudates and their role in microbiome assembly in Tomato. Poster session still to follow. #PMS2024
Registration is open for the 5th Plant Microbiome Symposium, organised by @MiCRop_research, 17-21 June 2024, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. See https://t.co/H5B3msVyGz for more details.
We look forward to welcoming you in Amsterdam!
Starvation turns some #fungi into #nematode-eating #predators. Study by @fungi_worms &co reveals increased DNA replication, translation & secretion as worm traps develop; DUF3129 proteins on trap surfaces are involved in worm #adhesion#PLOSBiology https://t.co/XYFO0ckKKo
Are you curious about how soil health impact the quality of our food and consequently our health? Please apply our PhD position to find out.
https://t.co/yVhlMwPD8w
Our latest paper is out @NatureComms:
"Discovery of isoflavone phytoalexins in wheat reveals an alternative route to isoflavonoid biosynthesis"
https://t.co/FuzmthVWEY
Many thanks to all the collaborators on this project! @AnneOsbourn1@JohnInnesCentre
Are you a biologist with analytical chemistry expertise? Do you want to contribute to the control of Striga, using knowledge on the root exudate of its cereal hosts and how microbes affect that? Then apply for this BMGF funded postdoc position: https://t.co/bWpJ3KankG