🌅Delighted to share a paper that spanned the start of not one but TWO labs, now out in @ScienceAdvances. With @LabUhrig we discovered that plants sense the duration of TWILIGHT via their clock genes LHY/CCA1!
A 🧵on what this really means:
https://t.co/Mevo5CZ8hs
🌱⏱️ A week until 90 plant circadian biologists from 18 countries arrive in Leuven for the first ever conference on Plant Chronobiology! Super excited to host everyone here for 2 days filled with groundbreaking science!
Abstract book out now: https://t.co/CNToeoaXLm
!! INPPO 2025 Early Bird Registration Extended !!
Due to request, we have extended the early bird deadline to March 7th 2025.
Check out https://t.co/28Pc5bRUED to register today!
Multiple travel awards available for trainees and abstract selected talks available for everyone!
Please share: We're hiring up to FIVE Postdocs or PhD students for a number of #plantsci#proteomics#genomics projects between my lab and that of Hervé Vanderschuren at @KU_Leuven & @UniversiteLiege!
Come join us in the land of 🍫 & 🍻 for some exciting science!
🍾We're funded! Two @FWOVlaanderen grants (the max. allowed/lab) allowing us to deploy our proteomics toolkit to:
1️⃣ understand how viruses interact with insect vectors & plants
2️⃣ understand circadian clock gene regulation under changing environments!
https://t.co/gGcdTSGTpQ
Excited to announce that registration is now open for Plant Chronobiology 2025, the first ever dedicated conference on plant circadian biology!
Register now!
https://t.co/CNToeoaXLm
🚨An exciting update re. Plant Chronobiology 2025:
Announcing our Keynote Speakers! We are looking forward to Keynotes by Rob McClung (@dartmouth) and Paloma Mas (@cragenomica), chaired by @DrSteveKay!
RSVP below for more updates re. invited talks and our scientific program!
🚨Calling all🌱⏰scientists! We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting the first ever Plant Chronobiology Symposium next summer (June 13 & 14) at @KU_Leuven! Please RSVP here if you are interested in attending! https://t.co/CNToeoaXLm
#ICAR2024 Dawn Nagel from UC Riverside is introducing the concurrent session on plant circadian rhythms with an overview of the biological clock and an announcement about the "first ever" plant chronobiology conference, June 2025 (adjacent to ICAR2025 in Belgium).
🌅Delighted to share a paper that spanned the start of not one but TWO labs, now out in @ScienceAdvances. With @LabUhrig we discovered that plants sense the duration of TWILIGHT via their clock genes LHY/CCA1!
A 🧵on what this really means:
https://t.co/Mevo5CZ8hs
🌅Delighted to share a paper that spanned the start of not one but TWO labs, now out in @ScienceAdvances. With @LabUhrig we discovered that plants sense the duration of TWILIGHT via their clock genes LHY/CCA1!
A 🧵on what this really means:
https://t.co/Mevo5CZ8hs