Diana Bu

Plant Pathologist based in Scotland. Views are my own.

[Diana Bu @di0520bu]

Happy to share that some of my old PhD work has finally been published in Pest Management Science. We show Irish Pyrenopeziza brassicae remains sensitive to QoI and SDHI, with three MBC phenotypes observed.
You can access it at: https://t.co/81zGtOaf8F

#CropProtection

[Diana Bu @di0520bu]

Exciting news! Our latest paper in Plant Pathology delves into mapping the Fusarium community in Irish oat grain. We discovered that Fusarium langsethiae was prevalent across the fields, despite its low incidence.

Available as open access at:
https://t.co/XWn3nms9yG

[British Society for Plant Pathology @BS_PP]

Next in SDSA - 'Fusarium species in Irish oat crops: insights into Fusarium langsethiae and associated mycotoxin levels' from @dianabucur20 @mycotoxi

[British Society for Plant Pathology @BS_PP]

And that’s a wrap on #ECPP24! A big thank you to all our amazing speakers, poster presenters, and attendees. We’re sad that it’s over but we’re also excited to expand our group and welcome even more participants for #PPATH24 tomorrow! 🌱🦠

[AAB @aabiologists.bsky.social @AABiologists]

We are in lovely Dundee (at least it’s lovely today) for the Crop Production in Northern Britain conference, the first in-person since 2020! #CPNB24

[Mycotox-I @mycotoxi]

🌟 Last week, we successfully hosted the 4th stakeholder meeting for our MYCOTOX-I project at Teagasc, Ashtown! 🎉🎉
#MYCOTOXI #StakeholderMeeting #MycotoxinResearch #DAFM #DAERA #Teagasc #UCD #MUI #QUB #AFBI

[Lisa Black @lisaclareblack]

Great talk this morning by @Naoisemckenna00 of @afbi_cross and @QUBIGFS this morning at the @Alltech meeting @AFBI_Hills on preliminary results from her @mycotoxi PhD project. This work is funded by @daera and DAFM @doohancropslab @QUBFoodProf

[Dheeraj Singh Rathore @DRaj_Rathore]

Fantastic experience with @rte @10Things_ToKnow #trees explaining our #research @teagascforestry on #Breeding #Ash for #Dieback #disease #tolerance in #Ireland

[Elena Grosu @ElennaGrosu]

Today we celebrated Women in Crop Science in @TeagascCrops. We were inspired by the great career story of dr. Susanne Barth and we shared our passion for crops research over coffee and pastries. Thank you @TeagascCrops for supporting #WiCS #GlobalWiCScoffee!

[SIPP @SIPPathologists]

New PhD opportunity between @teagasc Oak Park and @ucdagfood Dissecting virulence to key septoria tritici blotch resistances, check it out 👇

https://t.co/xx7USu7edB

[Andi Wilson, PhD | Bluesky: drandiwilson @DrAndiWilson]

Daniel Jacobson at #ICPP2023: If you want complexity, look at biology... 🌿

When looking at a complex problem, we shouldn't say "Wow! It's astronomical!". We should say "Wow! Thats biological!"

[Diana Bu @di0520bu]

Very excited to attend #ICPP2023 in Lyon and hear so many inspiring plant pathologists presenting their work.

You can find out updates from Mycotox-I by visiting our poster on Fusarium infection and mycotoxins contamination of Irish cereal crops (P1.4 - 011) today and tomorrow.

[British Society for Plant Pathology @BS_PP]

📢 Last day to register for MBPP today

Our Early Career Meeting for Plant Pathology Researchers

📅 Wednesday 5. Sep. '23
🏢 @unibirmingham

https://t.co/hI9xEe165n

#MBPP #MBPP2023 #PlantPathology

[Teagasc @teagasc]

Speakers from todays #TillageCon23 pictured this morning before the event @TeagascCrops. Still time to tune into the online stream of the conference here https://t.co/eiEHFFOHc6

[Diana Bu @di0520bu]

@PhD_Genie Messy

[Diana Bu @di0520bu]

@kildea1 really knows how to cheer up his students after a long exhausting week! ☺️ Check out the full version of our new paper on azole sensitivity of Irish Pyrenopeziza brassicae at: https://t.co/WyhsFHMJ4r

[Dr Laura Röhrig @roehrig_laura]

What an amazing time at the @BS_PP conference in Newcastle. So grateful that I was able to go 😊 It's incredible how much motivation one can get from listening to inspiring talks ❤️ I really needed this! #phdlife

[British Society for Plant Pathology @BS_PP]

It’s time for prizes! The PH Gregory Competition is first up - the speakers made it incredibly difficult for the judges, but the winner is… Dr Rafał Zdrzałek @ZdrzalekR from @JohnInnesCentre!! Congratulations!!! 👏🏆

[Diana Bu @di0520bu]

Happy to give my first talk to an international conference and present results from my PhD in front of such an interesting audience.

[British Society for Plant Pathology @BS_PP]

First up in the PH Gregory Competition at #bspp2022 is Diana Bucur from @teagasc and @UniofHerts with her talk on Azole fungicide sensitivity in Irish populations of Pyrenopeziza brassicae

[Diana Bu @di0520bu]

@PhD_Genie 24-28 (hopefully)