Associate professor. Corn/potato breeder @UF interested in breeding, genomics, statistics, starch biosynthesis and entrepreneurship. Opinions are my own!
Diets+food systems are driving an ongoing epidemic of overweight/obesity, insulin resistance, diabetes & other diseases ⬇️Fixes are long overdue. See this straightforward 1-stop resource for decision-makers & concerned citizens from @UF_IFAS@UFMedicine https://t.co/AXPFi5Xwda🧵
Are you an early-career SynBio researcher (PhD student/postdoc/Asst Prof) at a US institution & want your work to *really* help agriculture?
If so, this workshop is a great chance to learn & network. 30 places available, fully funded! Apply before Jan 15.
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A few years ago @GregHudalla and I started an interesting and fun research collaboration. I knew little about biomedical engineering, and conversely, I think Greg never envisioned a project involving corn. Happy to see the second paper of this collab out. https://t.co/inzaZXvI0o
🥔 #InternationalDayOfPotato
Did you know potatoes are a nutritional powerhouse?
A single medium-sized potato can provide about half of your daily vitamin C needs & is packed with protein, calcium, vitamin B, iron, potassium, & zinc.
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🔸 @Cipotato
Our paper on local adaptation of seminal root number in maize 🌽 is now out in @NatureGenet. This story started 8 years ago as a postdoc project of Peng Yu (@Cfg_Peng). A 🧵 on some of our major findings 👇 1/13
https://t.co/UxlNDUNBaP
@dudelbem Bacana. Vou ler com mais calma também. Alguma delas sugere Chlamydia? Existe uma hipótese que genes de biossíntese de carboidrato vieram de chlamy
Job alert! We are seeking a driven postdoc to explore phenomic selection as part of the #SweetCAP project. Apply now at https://t.co/HNBxgM2bdy to join our team and contribute to the future of sweet corn! Please RT 🧬🌽🧬 #postdoc#postdocjobs#plantbreedingjobs
Congratulations to Rafaela Graciano, https://t.co/5gTH8c3p3O student in out lab and soon starting her Ph.D in the @UFPlantbreeding program. She is currently working on phenomic selection in sweet corn using the single kernel NIR.
@jrossibarra@emollick@William9784422 Indeed it is unlikely that this was the origin. Laughnan received the stock from professor E. B. Mains. Mains describes in a paper that the origin of the stock was a self pollination made in 1943 (F1 cross in 1942). The timeline is incompatible with atomic testing in 1946.
We are hiring a research coordinator to help with our sweet corn SCRI project. Please share this message and apply if you are interested.
https://t.co/l98lD2Qp8M
Latest manuscript coming out of our lab in collaboration with Al Myers's lab and Sam Zeeman's lab. This research forced me to step out of my comfort zone, but it was quite fun. https://t.co/KjOWTzgNUD