Today I will hood my first PhD student at UNH, Dr. @nolen_haley and a second, @lizamaydg will defend this summer. I could not have asked for two better people to join me on this wild ride and I am honored have been a part of their journey.
Join us for @msbenitezponce webinar where she will talk about system design and community composition in hydroponic farms
🗓️Wednesday 24 May
⏲️ 11:00am EDT, 5:00pm CEST
Registration https://t.co/VOpixiEpt9
I am seeking a post-doc to join me at the USDA-ARS Foreign Disease lab in Frederick MD for NIFA-funded host-pathogen interaction research of boxwood blight disease. RT please! https://t.co/FPZYUFmnRb
Thrilled that our paper on the the effect of peat moss amended with engineered wood substrate components on suppression of damping-off is available open access!
https://t.co/JgbT8eomtx
@NH_AES#soilless#greenhouse#woodfiber
Congrats to COLSA asst. professor & NHAES scientist Anissa Poleatewich, who has been awarded funding from the @USDA_NIFA Crop Protection and Pest Management (CPPM) program to continue investigating the use of soilless substrates in container-grown ornamentals and vegetable crops!
Over the years, @NH_AES has engaged in and led critical research within New Hampshire into such areas as agriculture and aquaculture, dairy and crop science, farm management, nutrition and forestry. Learn more about the experiment station here: https://t.co/YxWkEM3d68
Important paper for our understanding of virus transmission by speech. There may be a lot more volume in coarse aerosols than reported in recent studies, due to methodological artifacts.
Are there any grad students out there who would like to sit on an informal Zoom panel (6/14 noon EDT) about what it's like to be a grad student in plant health? We have two MS students in plant path, so someone in other areas would be good. This is for undergrad REEU interns.