Plant Science Research Weekly: August 23 plantae.org/plant-science-re… Three reviews: Membrane remodeling to cope with cold; Rewiring gene regulatory networks for plant improvement; Stem-borne roots to study trans-organogenesis (1/3)
ALT Schematic showing how gene regulatory networks work, with activators, repressors, and target genes functioning in networks.
Interested in how we can leverage all this fancy new omics data to improve plants for productivity under climate change? @jnbserres and I share our ideas in this new review: nature.com/articles/s41588-0…
I cannot stress enough how happy I am to share this with you. Most of the work carried out over the last two years of my PhD has finally been brought together in a manuscript, now available on biorxiv: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Sean Cutler, @cutlersr, and I are looking for post docs and students to join us on a collaborative project. Email us if you have interests in plant synbio and turning plants into sensors. wheeldon@ucr.edu, cutler@ucr.edu
How can we create climate-resilient varieties and increase the carbon-capture potential of croplands? Check out this newly published collection of article. Congrats to all authors & thanks to Editor Joanna Clark @PLOSBiology for many contributions. collections.plos.org/collect…
In an unconscionable move by the UC, University of California Police arrested 3 workers on felony charges and confiscated their possessions for writing messages in chalk and washable paint calling on UC to stop underpaying workers.🧵
The Plant Cell Atlas group has done a wonderful job building a collaborative scientific community in plant single cell biology. Highly recommend applying to this conference!
The full program for the 2023 GRC on Single-Cell Approaches in Plant Biology is up! Go check it out to see the lineup of speakers and to apply to attend the conference. We are still accepting applications and poster abstracts: bit.ly/PCA-GRCapply. #scPlantGRC2023
ALT Promo for the 2023 Gordon Research Conference on Single-Cell Approaches in Plant Biology. The conference is being held July 30 to August 4, 2023 in Ventura, CA, USA. Deadline to apply is July 2, 2023.
Attention, plant scientists! Are you working on any plants belonging to the red groups? We are looking for collaborators who could provide us with RNA capturing expression of organs of plants from the neglected plant lineages.
Registration is open for a PCA workshop on Single Cell Sequencing Techniques in Plant Biology. Join us for the first part of a two-part workshop that will focus on bridging the gap between laboratory work and data generation! #PlantSci#scSeq
Details: bit.ly/scSeqTech1
ALT Promo for the PCA workshop on Single Cell Sequencing Techniques in Plant Biology Part 1: From plants to data generation. This is a free, virtual event taking place on April 14, 2023 from 8 AM to 12:30 PM Pacific time.
Our recent study trying to dive into the process of drought recovery in Arabidopsis has uncovered new insights into the molecular response of plants to rehydration -> 80% of drought-responsive genes return to normal levels within 15-60 minutes of rehydration. 1/
The deadline for applying to the CSHL Frontiers and Techniques in Plant Science is coming up soon (March 15) - check out the great lineup for this foundational corse in plant biology - please retweet!
My undergrad mentee is graduating in the summer after working in our molecular plant genetics lab for what will be 2 years! He's on the hunt for a lab assistant/technician position after graduation. Seen any posts?
I’m proud to vote YES on the new UAW SRU contract. The pay raises will make UC Riverside graduate students some of the best paid in the country when adjusting for cost of living.
rank and file organizers across the UC have written an open letter against an anti-union no-vote campaign. read it, sign on, and let's keep building solidarity to fight the boss.
docs.google.com/document/d/e…
It's so convenient that UCD set up an email address where people can get answers about the strike: strikequestions@ucdavis.edu . @UniCalifornia should be promoting this more, I know lots of TAs and GSRs who have questions they want answered!