A new era for gut science begins at Imperial
Dr Tamas Korcsmaros and Dr Lejla Gul, Research Fellow introduce the Centre for Intestinal Systems (CIS), a hub dedicated to advancing human-relevant gut research ⬇️
https://t.co/GH1AqKpJF6
We’re looking for a postdoc to investigate Pseudomonas viridiflava virulence across diverse plant lineages. The 3yr position will combine plant and microbial molecular biology to understand core processes of infection - email for more info & apply online. https://t.co/uQWbn4PiUG
Final program for this year's Signaling Workshop is live!
https://t.co/yoYye2niW0
🎟️ Only 10 spots left!
💡Unique mix of speakers rarely at the same event
🌍Topics: #IBD, #Microbiome, #Organoids,#SystemsBiology, #PrecisionMedicine
🔗Register till 28 April: https://t.co/R3g5tBODNm
A protein—dubbed GAME15—is the missing link in the pathway that Solanum plants like potatoes use to make molecules for pest defense.
The findings in Science pave the way for engineering this biosynthetic pathway into other plants, enabling innovative applications in agriculture and biotechnology. https://t.co/dxmofh5va3
@KorcsmarosLab@NC3Rs@ImpOrganoid@gfrost59@DrRBarry This is amazing. Well done Tamas and co-PIs. You can be very proud and worked so hard for it. I am super excited for you so and for what will be an excellent Gut-on-Chip Centre. This will be a place for great opportunities to develop. What a great way to end the year!!!
VACANCY - We’re seeking a visionary Group Leader for plant-arthropod interactions research, including insects, with expertise in genetic processes, biochemical pathways, or evolutionary and population genomics.
https://t.co/AIDTEge2cN
Deadline - 3 January 2025
@NorwichResearch
Graham Moore, JIC Director: “Securing this funding is a major step forward in realising our vision to improve collaborative working across the UK and overseas, helping us to provide a safer, healthier and more sustainable future through the power of #plant and #microbial science”
NEWS - Incredible news as @BBSRC and @UKRI_News Infrastructure Fund confirms £317.7 million investment to secure the future of world-leading plant and microbial science @JohnInnesCentre@TheSainsburyLab at the heart of the @NorwichResearch Park
Read more: https://t.co/cWHLbQLsW7
📢Call for Papers! 📢
We are looking for research articles on Plant Hydraulics!
This special collection seeks quantitative studies on plant hydraulics from a multidisciplinary perspective, spanning molecular, cellular, whole-plant & ecosystem scales
🌱🌊https://t.co/tkj0T9IiC8
BREEDING, TOMORROW'S WHEAT VARIETIES TODAY! Advanced parental selection, speed breeding, artificial/natural inoculation, regourese selection, and testing in the well established simulated environments and target population environments are part of the process. 🌾 #CIMMYT
What a privilege to kick off #NoCaSS2024 this morning. I loved sharing my work on starch in wheat and its wild relatives 🌾
Looking forward to another day of cool science and interesting discussions tomorrow 🌱🦠
💬 "We now want to link the bioactivity to a specific molecule and decode the genes involved in its biosynthesis.”
Revealing the genes that build plant bioactives 🌿🧬🌼
https://t.co/bcNgzOvxUZ
🌱 @JohnInnesCentre is hiring a Postdoctoral Researcher for the Charpentier Group. Focus on plant signaling networks in soil-microbe interactions. Apply by October 1, 2024. More details: https://t.co/0gDYkrTiqT. #Postdoc#PlantScience
@LivJThompson Hi Liv
This is such a courageous decision you’re making and the most important one to ensure that what awaits you in the future resonates with who you truly are. I wish you to fully enjoy this journey of self centering and to find a path that meets all your dreams.
@DrRBarry@UKRI_News@ImperialMDR@imperialcollege This is wonderful news Rachael. I’m so happy for you. You deserve it so much. Many congratulations. This is the beginning of an amazing scientific journey and I wish you many successes.
@Teag4Phage Thanks as lot Teagan. Exciting indeed and so much to learn. How are you doing? I hope you’ve now settled back “downunder” and are enjoying what you are doing. All the best
I am thrilled to join the support team at the John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK, as one of its Support Specialists. Passionate about shaping an optimal research environment for young and established research scientists, I am excited to become an institute-wide laboratory manager.