"Plant Humanities report published - learning about people and plants. A landmark report sets the agenda for the newly evolving field of Plant Humanities" @KewScience @Kew_LAA @planthums_DO https://t.co/hYobeHVP4K
Feeling inspired after #Botany2022?
Make the most of your research by submitting it to the Plant Science Gateway from F1000Research, a dedicated hub offering quick, transparent, and high-quality publication ➡️ https://t.co/4muczMejPd
📣 Work in #genomics? Will you peer review our #GenomeNote publications @WellcomeOpenRes?
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🧬We are inviting all #genomics experts to get involved with the Tree of Life project and assess the genome sequences of thousands of species.
Join our community peer reviewer group today and discover a unique approach to peer review: https://t.co/bU3g0XFZqT
We have partnered with @sangerinstitute on the @SangerToL programme – the largest genome project to date!
Read our blog 📄 to learn more about the project: https://t.co/Is6b87CT4U
#genomics
Looking forward to "Botany, Trade and Empire: Exploring Kew’s Miscellaneous Reports" - an online conference on @Kew_LAA's extraordinary archive & relevance today. 2-4 March, 14:00 GMT each day. Free, book (if possible) by 24 Feb: https://t.co/CEkVz54e2H pls R/T!
Fossil data support a pre-Cretaceous origin of flowering plants! Check out our new study in @NatureEcoEvo https://t.co/MaoNYnEAQa @KewScience @GGBC_GU@Naturvetenskap@glpcjd
Stop right there if you plan to invite a STEM grad student, postdoc, EC fac to give a diversity, equity, and inclusion talk at your institution - invite then to give a talk on their STEM, give them the option to include EDI in the talk.
Time-lapse light microscopy footage of a Vampyrella lateritia trophozoite (round) moving along and feeding on cells forming a strand of Spirogyra algae (tubular).
Video: Dr Oliver Skibbe
https://t.co/rTOzS2kenD
Are your #researchpresentations accessible to those with color blindness? This fascinating article from @ASCBiology highlights the need for more #accessibility in graphs & figures.
Helpful info for those doing poster presentations at #SACNAS2020!
https://t.co/T4LHZAwfrA
I can't believe I have an BS in Biology, an MS in Genetics yet no professor bothered to tell me about hexagonal and pentagonal bases that join up to form Corona virus after being exposed to 5G millimeter waves. SAD @AcademicChatter#phdlife#5G