
Plantae Presents: How to Write Cover Letters and CVs for Your Dream Job
Blog, Education, Plantae WebinarsPlantae Presents: How to Write Cover Letters and CVs for Your Dream Job
Featuring Jiawen Chen, Rainer Melzer, and Hector Wheatley
When: Monday, July 24, 2023, at
09:00 AM PDT | 12:00 PM EDT | 5:00 PM BST | 12:00 AM Beijing
About this Webinar
This live and interactive discussion will feature…

Plant Physiology Focus Issue Webinar: Fruit Crops Part 2, July 27
BlogPlant Physiology Webinar: Fruit Crops (2)
Celebrating the July 2023 Focus Issue on Fruit Crops
Recorded Thursday, July 27, 2023
About This Webinar
Fruits are major sources of nutrients for humans, and fruit growing is a significant driver for economic growth and development in rural areas and their…

Introduction to Graphic Design in Research
Blog, EducationIn plant biology, like any scientific discipline, the ability to efficiently express complex data and ideas is essential both for building knowledge amongst specialists and for disseminating information to the broader public. Graphic design skills have become increasingly important in this regard, as…

Decoding the Code with R
Blog, EducationIn this hands-on guide on how to use R, we hope to provide a general guide on how to use R for your (plant) science needs. Whether you are new to R, or a frequent R-user, through this article we hope to inspire you to take your data analysis to the next level! We provide code examples on how to import…
Navigating Changes, Crossing Borders, and Solving Global Problems: An Interview with Plant Physiology Associate Editor Andrew Hanson, PhD
Blog, Editor Profiles, Plant PhysiologyAndrew D. Hanson is a professor at the Horticultural Science Department; University of Florida, in the USA. Andrew studied plant biology with a focus on medical biochemistry in the United Kingdom for his undergraduate degree. After completing his PhD, he secured his first industry job with a company,…

Understanding the Scientific Publishing Industry
Blog, CareersIn over 350 years, scientific publishing has evolved and shaped the academic community to such lengths that “Publish or Perish” is almost the "anthem" of science. But how did it all start?
The beginning of scientific publishing
Before 1655, scholars would communicate their findings via…

Loneliness Among Sexual Minorities
Blog, CommunityHumans are social creatures with a strong desire for companionship, intimacy, and belonging. Loneliness occurs when the relationships a person has do not match their desired relationships. Social loneliness is the absence of satisfactory social connections with friends, family, colleagues, and neighbors…

The Plant Cell is accepting applications for Assistant Features Editors
Blog, The Plant Cell, The Plant Cell: NewsAre you an early career researcher passionate about plants, writing, and science communication? The Plant Cell is accepting applications for new Assistant Features Editors (AFEs) for 2024. AFEs provide a valuable service to the journal, our authors, and the scientific community. In return, AFEs join…

Plant Cell Webinar: RNA Biology (Part 2)
Blog, Plantae Presents, Plantae Webinars, Research, The Plant CellPlant Cell Webinar: RNA Biology (Part 2)
Celebrating the June 2023 Focus Issue on RNA Biology
Recorded Wednesday, June 28, 2023
About This Webinar
If DNA is the playbook of life, then RNA, in all its forms, is the company of actors that brings life into being. RNA is likely the original organic…
