For #soybean lovers, comparative analysis of reference #genomes. Thanks to the great collaboration w/ @mjayespina@jgi@hudsonalpha@GaryStacey3@USDA_ARS
Assembly, comparative analysis, and utilization of a single haplotype reference genome for soybean https://t.co/hAWRjU6l29
Mjay Espina, graduate student, won first place for her poster "Assembly, comparative analysis, and utilization of a single haplotype reference genome for soybean" at the 2024 Soybean Breeders Workshop in St. Louis, MO.
Join us for the 2023 Plant Sciences Symposium in two weeks! This event is organized by graduate students, including students from the APS grad club. Visit the website for more information and registration https://t.co/TnRVmGfGtU
What a great opportunity to be part of the #seqtec2022 cohort. Thank you @aaronquinlan, you are an amazing instructor! We learned a lot in the last two weeks.
I have been teaching the Adv. Seq. Tech. and Biofx Analysis (#seqtec2022) course @cshlcourses since 2007. For family and work reasons, this is my last year. This course helped me to learn how to teach and learn from >300 students along the way. Innumerable fond memories.
I am honored to be featured by @ASA_CSSA_SSSA for being part of the 2021 Encompass Fellows Program! A huge thank you to everyone in the @UmnSoyBreeding Program at @UMN_AgroPlant / @UMNplantbreed / @SoybeanUMN and specially my advisor Dr. Lorenz for all the guidance and support!
Fall semester kicked off last week, so we had a kick-off event of our own; complete with samples from our Vegetable Breeding group, socialization, more snacks, and upcoming events for the year.
@UMN_AgroPlant@UMNHorticulture@CFANS#plantbreeding