Training scientists to make their data FAIR
Plant Science Research WeeklyI’m sure many of you have experienced frustration when trying to access an intriguing dataset that either doesn’t exist, isn’t open, or is set up in an impossibly unintuitive manner. Part of that problem stems from a lack of training of early-career scientists in how to make their data findable,…
Plant Science Research Weekly: May 9, 2025
WWR Full PostForum. Plant surveillance: The emerging role of substrate-binding proteins
Plants are sessile organisms and, unlike animals, cannot escape adverse environmental conditions. To cope with this limitation, they have evolved a complex surveillance system to detect and respond to fluctuating conditions…
Plantae Presents: AI in Plant Biological Sciences Research
Blog, Education, Plantae WebinarsPlantae Presents: AI in Plant Biological Sciences Research
Featuring Pau Formosa-Jordan, Maryna Kuzmenko, and Manish Tiwari
When: Friday, May 23, 2025, at
7:00 AM PDT | 10:00 AM EDT | 3:00 PM BST | 10:00 PM Beijing
About this Webinar
Join us for an engaging webinar presented in collaboration with…
The Challenges in Developing Field-based Technologies
Blog, CommunityThink about the wildest imagination you have had – what if the right technology was available to make it possible?
For farmers and plant scientists working long hours in the field, whether under the blazing summer sun or year-round in certain regions of the world, there is no doubt that technology…
May 30: Plant Cell webinar: Translating research from Arabidopsis to crop plants and beyond
UncategorizedThe Plant Cell webinar Translating research from Arabidopsis to crop plants and beyond Recorded Friday May 30, 2025 About This Panel Discussion Over the past three decades, substantial research efforts in plant science worldwide have focused on the model system Arabidopsis thaliana. Many of us have…