Job alert 📢
We are looking for a new Independent Junior Group Leader in plant molecular biology @ZMBP_Tuebingen!
Submit your application by December 8th as a single pdf
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#plantscijob#JuniorPI
ALT The ZMBP seeks a new colleague who will establish a vibrant and competitive research program in any research area of experimental Plant Molecular Biology.
We expect the successful candidate to contribute to the excellent scientific environment by her/his/their proven scientific record, interactions with the research groups of the ZMBP, and participation in existing and planned larger research consortia like CRCs and excellence cluster initiatives. The position is vacant as of March 1st, 2025 and initially limited to 6 years. Salary and social benefits are according to scale E13 of the German Civil Service Regulations.
The ZMBP provides lab space with full equipment, funding for staff, start-up money, an independent annual budget, shared equipment funds and mentoring. Applications including a CV, publication list and research program should be sent before
December 8th, 2024 by email to: Prof. Dr. Thorsten Nürnberger Universität Tübingen - ZMBP, vw@zmbp.uni-tuebingen.de
And - it - is - finally - out ! A great story from @TerezaYan - in case you haven’t seen it yet. Again, congratulations to all involved!nature.com/articles/s41477-0…
A new story from our lab! What if we could stimulate two receptors in exactly the same cell type? Would they actually be able to keep their specific outputs separate? Or would their respective signals be confounded into a single, mixed output? 1/9
Root biology just got an enormous boost! Both @bradylabs and @Dinnenylab named HHMI investigators - what a great recognition for two amazing scientists, mentors and leaders in our field!
We are hiring! Postdoctoral position in root nodule symbiosis @UNIL, Switzerland🇨đź‡. Please RT. #PlantSciJobs. For more info visit: performancemanager5.successf…. Please apply via the portal.
Insane that an economics professor would claim “technologies can’t eliminate poverty.”
The Green Revolution was all about technology:
- high-yielding variety seeds
- chemical fertilizers
- pesticides & herbicides
- mechanization
- irrigation techniques
This is basic history.
Dear Plant Biology community 🌿
I'm glad to announce I will be rectuiting the first PhD student of my lab at the University of Neuchâtel 🇨đź‡
We will focus on the environmental control of branching in Arabidopsis 🌸
You will find all the details here:
unine.ch/biologie/
Finally out! A big thanks to everybody involved.
The GPAT4/6/8 clade functions in Arabidopsis root suberization nonredundantly with the GPAT5/7 clade required for suberin lamellae | PNAS pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
Yan Ma is the newest group leader at the GMI. Her group will investigate how insects induce gall formation in plants. Find out more about her research and why she joined the GMI: bit.ly/3JR7xgV
Finally online! First paper from lab! I’m so happy this work found a great home @embojournal read all about how a root barrier does more than just selection! It also signals to the shoot! - a feature thats hidden until you put it plants on a “real” soil
doi.org/10.1038/s44318-024-0…
🚨The Kalmbach Lab opens at the University of Neuchâtel🇨đź‡in September! A big thanks to the @snsf_ch for funding our work with a Starting Grant and the @UniNeuchatel for welcoming the lab!
Great story from the Brady lab! We have learned that root barriers and root cellular anatomy are functionally important and surprisingly plastic - turns out that bacteria knew it all along and profoundly affect aerenchyma formation and suberisation in Sorghum upon colonization!
Really thankful to start the year in such a great way: Our paper is out today! 🥳 Congrats to all the authors for their hard work, and thanks to the editors & reviewers for their insight on how to improve it! 🧵1/3 nature.com/articles/s41477-0…
Ever wondered how root apoplastic barriers affect symbiosis and nodule function? Wonder no more! Just read our latest preprint.. some few surprise twists in there also.. ;-)
biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Two postdoctoral positions are available in the laboratory of Prof. Yves Poirier at the Department of Plant Molecular Biology (DBMV) of the University of Lausanne buff.ly/3Gb9piX via @unil@EPSOeurope#PlantSciJobs