@Juliet_seaweeds Very sad to hear this news about John Raven FRS (https://t.co/xtcLws5EjS). He was an impressive scientist and a kind and thoughtful colleague. His contributions stretch across plant and algal biology and most people in the field will have cited one or more of his many papers.
Fantastic to see this @JohnathanNapie1 - essential to do trials like these to assess efficacy. And hopefully this will reduce future wild fish catch, simply to feed farmed fish
Very pleased to see my most recent application for field trials of GM camelina at @Rothamsted has been approved by @DefraGovUK for another 4 years. Over 60 genes and 10 different promoters to test the optimal combinations providing a sustainable terrestrial source of fish oils.
Sunny but cold evening, nearly full team picnic on the SAMS beach to say bon voyage to our visiting snow algae PhD student Alex from Norway, and to celebrate the new promotion to Associate Professor! @SAMSoceannews@CCAP_Oban@ThinkUHI
Isn't it exciting that the UN is developing a Plankton Manifesto to raise the profile of plankton globally? Our lives would be very different without plankton and it's time they get the love they deserve! Follow our work at @Plkt_Manifesto . 🪼🪼🪼🪼🪼
WOW. What an amazing week! Delighted to see such an outstanding progress at our #NanoporeHackathon on Unleashing Real-Time Long-Read Analytics this week. Big thanks to the interdisciplinary group of exceptional participants and speakers who made the event an absolute success.
Now is the time for me to focus on finishing the PhD. To do the last missing experiments/revisions and to finish writing the manuscripts, which I am really excited to share with everyone soon.
I am a bit late for recap of 2023, but still here it is:
I had the chance to give talks and present posters about my different PhD projects at 2 conferences last year. I am so thankful for all the feedback and good suggestions from the community which I got there. Thank you all!
Pleased to see this exciting work from @KEHelliwell and @laura_brans published in @NewPhyt . There's always more under the sea than you can imagine...!
Happy to share our new paper in @NewPhyt https://t.co/o4hHGst8oX. Sampling from sea to the lab 🌊🧫, our study reveals bacterial pathogenicity towards diatoms is more prevalent than previously recognized! Huge thanks to all involved @laura_brans@thembauk@UniofExeter@sea_bugs
Here's the power of plant biotechnology, writ large! 50 acres of our omega-3 camelina making EPA. Amazing to think we made the first plant 8 years ago and now there's 50 million of them in a (big) field in Chile. Proud to have got this far, great collaboration with @Yield10Bio
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Exciting to see this work from @KEHelliwell lab finally out in @NewPhyt. Cryptic bacterial pathogens of diatoms peak during senescence of a winter diatom bloom - Branscombe - New Phytologist - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/s7eGnJqkTB
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A real pleasure to be in Des Moines Iowa today @WorldFoodPrize to receive the 2023 Borlaug CAST Communication Award.
Many thanks to all @CASTagScience for the fantastic opportunity.