@jrossibarra I'm surprised B. simaruba does not. There's been interest in the Burseras from different fields but I haven't found multiple whole genomes in any one species.
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@DavidBLowry Grads who end up in industry and those who end up in academia could benefit from some explicit training in project management. In my experience, grad school teaches these skills very indirectly, as in "these benchmarks look good on a grant application".
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@shiranbenzeev Arguably, you could do hydroponics without CEA, but I don't know of any examples at the commercial scale and I'm not sure what the benefit would be.
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@akshatsharma Interpreting the figures I made to me. Especially bad when the point they're making is one I explained to them the week before or wrote out explicitly on the slide I'm presenting.