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Forests face escalating threats from pathogens due to climate change & global trade. Yet forest pathology lags behind crop science in understanding microbe-host dynamics at the molecular level. Why? We lack the model systems that revolutionized plant pathology.
The UC Davis plant community is recruiting for a new head of the Charles M. Rick Tomato Genetic Resource center. This position is a cornerstone of the tomato and Solanaceae community and provides some really cool research and teaching opportunities. https://t.co/3YJFOLt3HR
Today is @C_Caseys using one pathogen as a lens to understand how plant defense evolves across species. I mean what sounds easier than measuring ~100 pathogen isolates virulence across ~100 plant genotypes from 8 different species https://t.co/SPrUGR9dtG
Wonderful illustrations in this nice review of Fusarium wilt
Molecular Dialogue During Host Manipulation by the Vascular Wilt Fungus Fusarium oxysporum | Annual Reviews - https://t.co/82HoFpIVbq
The online Biodiversity Genomics Conference (BG24) is happening again 28 Oct - 1 Nov across time zones. To give a talk, apply by 30 June. I can highly recommend it. There will also be another Biodiversity Genomics Academy with BG24. More info on that soon. Please retweet!
Many people have no idea how these things work.
For example, right now, as a Brazilian, I can't accept invitations to speak at conferences in Europe because my visa to work in the U.S. has expired.
I am not illegal; I have a work contract with the University of California until 2027. Still, I must travel outside the U.S. and get a visa stamp on my passport to allow me to move freely to talk about science.
I have to do this every single year I stay in the U.S. The costs of the visa, traveling, time lost, etc, are all on me. Not every international scientist can handle this.
If you are an early career researcher in plant sciences, this summer school in Germany is for you! 🌿🧑🌾🔬🦠
https://t.co/FKibvSfvoX
For 80€ it includes accommodation and full board. We have a great programme, so join us 22.-26. Sept 2024! @ceplas_1@LeibnizIPK#TRANSPLANTBIO
Do you love fungi? Or at least like them enough to spend few years studying their traits in more detail? I am offering a 2-year post-doc position in my group working on my Vidi project on fungal traits and soil functions. Apply before April 28th! https://t.co/c47x8PQKuO
🌱Exciting breakthrough in wheat research!
Scientists have discovered how to make wheat plants drought-resistant, offering hope for improved yields in harsh conditions.
➡️https://t.co/EY9zYKoMdO
#AgriculturalInnovation#DroughtResistance
Well, it happened. I am reviewing a paper that is 100% plagiarized from my work. 🔥🔥
not 100% like "I'm certain it's plagiarized", but 100% like "every figure is from my public GitHub repo linked in the paper they are copying".
Editor friends - how does one review this?
Well, it happened. I am reviewing a paper that is 100% plagiarized from my work. 🔥🔥
not 100% like "I'm certain it's plagiarized", but 100% like "every figure is from my public GitHub repo linked in the paper they are copying".
Editor friends - how does one review this?
I've got a postdoc position open in my lab. Do you work on moss, single cell transcriptomics or plant developmental genomics? Consider applying for this position - more here: https://t.co/NmTs0EgI2S
An undergrad driven manuscript is out. We have a set of papers that started in our undergrad lab meeting when a student asked "What happens if we change X that we always do?". They asked what happens if we change the leaf surface being infected? https://t.co/wnyuFcVVFk
📢 2 Two Junior Postdoc Funded Positions in Plant Biotechnology🌱🧬; Plant-Fungi Interactions at VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology, Belgium 🇧🇪. See details at: https://t.co/O7U6H46CBf