#PaperAlert Why do scientific societies matter now more than ever?
Members of GPC board explore how societies support researchers, foster global collaboration, & shape the future of science. A must-read for all career stages👍
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I would add one thing to Zoe Daniel’s v good points: Dutton keeps saying that we are the only G20 country without nuclear power - as though that is a compelling reason to get it. These other countries don’t have the renewable resources that we enjoy. Most would envy our position.
A receptor kinase in plants perceives the toxic aluminium ions in acid soils and triggers resistance mechanisms. This important finding was recently published in Cell Research. Our Research Highlight summarises the major findings: https://t.co/HVbDlT6OWv
I was very sad to hear of the recent and unexpected death of Prof Philip White of the James Hutton Institute in Dundee Scotland. Philip has been a highly productive, highly cited and highly respected researcher in plant nutrition for many years. Vale Philip.
Attended a public event last night in ACT with Sen David Pocock and Saul Griffith about electrifying our communities - our lives. This is concrete meaningful action that all of us concerned about climate change can participate in. Read Saul’s Quarterly Essay “The wires that bind”