
Taproot S6E2: The Tension Between Robustness and Efficiency in Biological and Human Systems
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In this episode, our guest is Olivier Hamant. Olivier is a PI at INRAE in the Plant Reproduction and Development laboratory in Lyon, France. Olivier did his PhD on KNOX homeobox genes in 2003, and then postdocs in Berkeley with Zac Cande and with Jan Traas in Lyon. He took his current position at INRAE…

Plant Science Research Weekly: December 16, 2022
Blog, WWR Full PostReview: The epigenetic control of the transposable element life cycle in plant genomes and beyond
What a wonderful review! As the title indicates, this review by Liu et al. looks at transposons, considering their “life cycle” – from introduction into a naïve genome, through amplification, diversification,…

Taproot S6E1: May I Have Your Attention, Please? Searching for Causal Mutations and for Institutional Support
Blog, Careers, The Taproot Season 6, The-TaprootIn this episode, our guest is Dior Kelley, an assistant professor in the Genetics, Development and Cell Biology department at Iowa State University. Dior received her B.S. in Chemistry from the University of California Santa Cruz in 2000, and her Ph.D. in Plant Biology from the University of California…

Announcing the 2023 ASPB Plantae Fellows
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Plantae is preparing to usher in a new content initiative in 2023 with rich resources and insights for the global plant science community, an endeavor that wouldn't be possible without a cohort of motivated plant scientists from around the world.
ASPB is happy to announce the 2023 Plantae Fellows,…

Plant Physiology welcomes 19 new Assistant Features Editors to begin in 2023
Blog, Plant Physiology, Plant Physiology: EditorialsBy Yunde Zhao, Mike Blatt, and Mary Williams
Plant Physiology initiated the Assistant Features Editor (AFE) program five years ago to help disseminate discoveries published in the journal and to train the next generation of editors and reviewers. Our AFEs are promising early-career scientists and…
Journey with Plants and People: An Interview with Plant Physiology Monitoring Editor Rashmi Sasidharan, PhD
Blog, Editor Profiles, Plant PhysiologyBy Yadukrishnan Premachandran, PhD, Plant Physiology Assistant Features Editor
Rashmi Sasidharan is an Associate Professor at Utrecht University, the Netherlands. She obtained her PhD at the University of Calgary, Canada, for her research on the role of plant cell wall proteins in shade-induced…
New Teaching Tool, “The Floral Transition and Adaptation to a Changing Environment: from Model Species to Cereal Crops"
Blog, The Plant Cell, The Plant Cell: NewsMeet the newest member of the Teaching Tools in Plant Biology family, The Floral Transition and Adaptation to a Changing Environment: from Model Species to Cereal Crops, by Michela Osnato. Freely available in the November 2022 issue of The Plant Cell. You can download the resources here, from the supplemental…

Plant Physiology Webinar: October 18th. Focus Issue on Circadian Rhythms (Part 2)
Blog, Plant Physiology, Plantae Presents, Plantae WebinarsPlant Physiology Webinar: Celebrating the October 2022 Focus Issue on Circadian Rhythms (Part 2)
Recorded Tuesday, October 18 2022
About this Webinar
Circadian rhythms are ubiquitous across eukaryotes, but are perhaps of particular importance to plants. In all model organisms…

Plantae Presents: Eva Farré and Sonali Roy
Blog, Careers, Plantae WebinarsPlantae Presents: Eva Farré and Sonali Roy
“How to Write Your Research Statement for an R1/R2 Tenure Track professorship in the USA"
When: Friday, October 28, 2022, at
12:00 PM CDT | 1:00 PM EDT | 6:00 PM BST | 1:00 AM Beijing
About this Webinar
This one-hour workshop will cover…
