🚨ASPB members: The 2026 ASPB election is open! Help select the society’s next leaders and vote now for President-Elect and elected members.🌱
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ASPB has joined a coalition of scientific societies in expressing concern over proposed closures, consolidations, and reorganizations of US Forest Service (USFS) research facilities. 👇 blog.aspb.org/aspb-joins-coa…#PlantScience#SciencePolicy
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Session features talk by: Jian Hua, Myriam Charpentier, Alex Costa, Keiko Yoshioka, Sheng Luan, and Won-Gyu Choi
Cornell University | John Innes Centre | University of Milan | University of Toronto | University of California Berkeley | University of Nevada
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🚨ASPB members: The 2026 ASPB election is open! Help select the society’s next leaders and vote now for President-Elect and elected members.🌱
👉The deadline is June 19, 2026. excom.aspb.org/.
#plantscience#plantsci
ALT Image text: 2026 ASPB Elections. Cast your ballot today. See the 2025 election brochure to learn more about the candidates at excom.aspb.org. Voting is open until June 19, 2026. Features ASPB logo.
ASPB has joined more than 40 scientific organizations in urging Congress to fully support the National Science Foundation (NSF) and reject the proposed elimination of the Directorate for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences (SBE). blog.aspb.org/aspb-signs-let…#PlantScience#SciencePolicy
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#JustIn on Plantae: Beyond AlphaFold: The Technologies Waiting to Change Plant Science. In this new piece, ASPB Plantae Fellows Charlay Wood, Ruth Nichols, and Sonia Balyan explore the next wave of technologies waiting to transform plant science. plantae.org/technologies-wai…
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Session features talk by: Stephanus Francois du Toit, Hung Manh Nguyen, Taoufik Ksiki, Bingru Huang, and Karolina Pehrson
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Read the recent update from ASPB President-elect Tessa Burch-Smith, which highlights various ASPB activities & developments supporting the Society’s continued growth and success.
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Session features talk by: Sarah McKim, Hongtao Zhang, Elvis Branchini, Elvis Branchini, and Minsoo Han
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Call for Papers: 2026 Focus Issue on Single Cell Technologies. This focus dedicated to the emerging field of plant single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq), etc. Submission Deadline: 09/2026. academic.oup.com/plcell/page…#plantscience
ALT At the end of male meiosis in the anther, plants produce 4 haploid (n) cells that are held together in a tetrad structure surrounded by a callose wall. Confocal image coloured by SR2200 stain in blue, contrasted with green autofluorescence signal. In the current issue, Schindfessel et al. analyse how heat stress interferes with normal meiotic cell cycle progression and leads to the production of diploid (2n) male gametes and polyploid offspring in the natural Arabidopsis thaliana population. They uncover a role for TARDY ASYNCHRONOUS MEIOSIS in regulating the translation of major cell cycle genes at high temperature. Image credit: Cédric Schindfessel.
ALT Severin Einspanier (he/him) is the First Author of Co-option of transcription factors drives evolution of quantitative disease resistance against a necrotrophic pathogen published 30 Septmber 2025. He is a PostDoc at Kiel University, Institute of Phytopathology and Plant Protection. Education background includes 2025 Dr. agr. sc. at Kiel University; 2021 MSc in Agriculutral Sciences at Technical University of Munich; 2019 BSc at Technical University of Munich. Research interests include Plant disease resistance, epidemiology, transcriptomics, crop wild relatives, systems science. Personal interests include Gardening, climbing, cycling, playing the cello.