This was quite a journey! IMHO, it is outstanding work by first authors Jeff Simpson and @ColeWCompBio, whose undergrad research project turned into an @ThePlantCell article. Excellent collaboration with @BrianDilkes. Thanks to @doescience for funding! @PurdueCPB@PurdueBiochem
New from CPB: Glucosinolate and phenylpropanoid biosynthesis are linked by proteasome‐dependent degradation of PAL - via @ChappleClint https://t.co/PZAis0RoOL
I can never be fully prepared for today - it is hard to leave this place full of memories and people I love. Thank you all for giving me the chance to support each other during my PhD journey, and wish you, everyone I get a chance to meet&hug before I leave, best luck! Boiler Up!
#RSGDREAM18 Literally a fireside chat with the keynote speaker Dr. Daphne Koller! So many things to learn here as a semi-wet biologist. Machine learning can also help us learn how to produce more data properly - a very fair perspective.
It is hard to believe that an email reply in time makes me feel great; and a day without being questioned the length of graduate school is terrific. Now I hope education can be a part of my career path - teach students to value ourselves, no matter the difficulty/neglect we meet.
Please RT! September 7, 8am-3pm. 2nd annual PurdueCPB plant science symposium. The goal is to foster interactions between CPB, and students/colleagues from various Midwest institutions. More details: https://t.co/GzaYw3Tn6J @PurdueAgDean@barb_golden@JayAkridge@purduemitch