Niab's Michelle Fountain is an convenor of the @RoyEntSoc's Behaviour Special Interest Group forum, held in Birmingham on 10 Feb 2026. Sign up now:
https://t.co/lOvNiYJLY9 #BehaviourSIG
New paper: pyRootHair: Machine Learning Accelerated Software for High-Throughput Phenotyping of Plant Root Hair Traits
pyRootHair is AI-powered software to automate root hair trait extraction from microscope images of plant roots grown on agar plates➡️https://t.co/j7slyzSfpT
New film premiered at #COP30 today shows how the Cambridge Crop Science Centre's global partnerships are empowering farmers for future food security.
📽️ https://t.co/O3N4gRz9JI
👉 https://t.co/K6KMxrmk7E
Earwigs play a role in woolly apple aphid control, but we really need to improve earwig numbers in orchards to have a significant impact. Findings from latest paper: Control of Woolly Apple Aphid by Augmenting Earwigs in the Canopy of Apple Trees➡️https://t.co/W6IqTIXvnN
Plants @ Cambridge brings together partners from @Cambridge_Uni & our partners at @niabgroup to form one the largest groupings of plant scientists in Europe. From molecules to ecosystems. We have a new video https://t.co/ceR9p4Zcvu
🚨#NewPaper: First Large-Scale Breakdown of Yr15 Resistance to Wheat Yellow Rust Recorded Globally.
#Niab staff and others explore this year's unusually high levels of yellow rust infections on wheat varieties previously rated as highly resistant➡️https://t.co/Z4XXNnkcMH #UKCPVS
New Research: Effects of Regulated Deficit Irrigation on yields, berry quality, and resource use efficiency in the everbearer strawberry Malling Ace under long-term production in TCEA https://t.co/Ickljy5oVI #FrontiersIn#Horticulture
🆕Bait sprays targeted to control Drosophila suzukii have negligible impacts on beneficial insects
New paper from #Niab and Microbiotech UK is the first to test a range of non-target insects for toxicity to low dose insecticides combined with baits➡️https://t.co/JzEeN7erAw
🆕 Contribution of pollinators to delivering fruit quality in commercial sweet cherry orchards
This article highlights the importance of pollinators in cherry production and shows how nsect pollinators improve fruit set and quality of cherry➡️https://t.co/IONbvONysL
🎉 Huge congratulations to Professor Uta Paszkowski, Acting Director of the Crop Science Centre, on her election to the U.S. National Academy of Sciences! 🌾 A well-deserved honour recognising her pioneering work on plant–fungal symbioses.
🔗 https://t.co/AomNTM0dFv
NEW PhD opportunity - 2 May deadline. Niab & @plantsci announce a fully-funded, 4 year doctoral studentship, start date October 2025, funded by The Morley Agricultural Foundation (TMAF) https://t.co/EtkGNpJlrR #plantsatcambridge#PhDposition#plantpathology
#Niab's @KanyukaKostya and @lubegajib were involved in a groundbreaking new study published in @ScienceMagazine - 'A wheat tandem kinase activates an NLR to trigger immunity'➡️ https://t.co/4SWBlKtvwe
The @SoCoBio Undergraduate Summer Studentship Programme is back!
If you're looking to gain hands-on research experience, this 6-week funded placement is the perfect way to develop your skills and explore career options. More info and apply➡️https://t.co/ulPh1GxkSr
New Paper: Developmental processes in the Rosaceae through the lens of DNA and RNA methylation published online in @Planta_Journal https://t.co/FEqI1pqim2
Today is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. A day that Niab is once again pleased to be supporting as we celebrate the contributions of our scientists in putting plant science into practice. Meet some of Niab's scientists: https://t.co/Cg9xHUP7dk #WomenInScience
#NewPaper: Regenerative viticulture and climate change resilience.
A new review evaluating literature relating to regenerative viticulture, that can act as a starting point from which to base recommendations➡️https://t.co/ECAuv9Oxkz @BKPinot @flobrien15@VinescapesUK
🚨New #Vacancy: Join #Niab as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate and play a key role in unlocking the potential of genetic variation in crops to address real-world challenges.
Full details and apply ➡️https://t.co/mw8JF6SwI2
Your chance to grab a @BBSRC-funded 4-year #PhD with @ctp_sai. Lots of great projects available, see https://t.co/yaGuTp15qP, but hurry as applications close soon!
Applications close 5th January 2025 for Plant Science and Applied Bioscience BBSRC-funded PhDs with @ctp_sai. For more information on the projects available visit https://t.co/MOe0LRBSbz
🚨New Paper🚨
Differential editing efficiencies in cereal crops: a comparative analysis of tRNA and ribozyme multiplexed guide delivery ➡️https://t.co/dglxA6dwOA