
Led by Inspiration: An Interview with Plant Physiology Monitoring Editor Eirini Kaiserli, PhD
Blog, Editor Profiles, Plant PhysiologyBy Sarah Courbier, PhD, Plant Physiology Assistant Features Editor
A native of Kos, Greece, Eirini studied in the UK at the University of Glasgow, earning a degree in biotechnology and, later, a PhD investigating the function and localization of the first genetically encoded UV-B receptor, UVR8. Eirini…

Plant Physiology Webinar: Celebrating the April 2022 Focus Issue on Gene Editing and its Applications
Blog, Plant Physiology, Plantae Presents, Plantae Webinars, WebinarsGene Editing and its Applications
Recorded Thursday, April 28, 2022
About This Webinar
Recent advancements in gene editing provide unprecedented tools for plant biology research and offer unlimited potential for improving existing crops and de novo domesticating new crops. The Plant Physiology…

Plant Physiology is recruiting Assistant Features Editors for 2023
Blog, Plant Physiology, Plant Physiology: Editorials
By Yunde Zhao (Plant Physiology EIC) and Mary Williams (Plant Physiology Features Editor)
The mission of the Assistant Features Editor program is to help disseminate exciting discoveries published in Plant Physiology and to advance young scientists’ careers. This past January, Plant Physiology…

Plant Science Research Weekly: April 29, 2022
Blog, WWR Full PostReview: Fire-released seed dormancy - a global synthesis
In 1991, Jon E. Keely wrote the first review about the role of fire as a dormancy-breaking cue in California's Mediterranean ecosystems. In this review, almost 30 years after Keely's work, Pausas and Lamont provide us with an updated and worldwide…

Plant Science Research Weekly: April 15, 2022
Blog, WWR Full PostSpecial issue: Sex determination and sex chromosome evolution in land plants, Philosophical Transactions B
At some point, most biology students learn the term “dioecy” (two houses), which refers to the separation of male and female function into different individuals, a characteristic that is…

URM Plant Scientist Highlights - José Dinenny (he/him)
BlogJosé Dinneny (he/him) was born in 1978 in Key West, Florida where his parents had taken up an adventurous life of sailing the Caribbean and living on a small sailboat, which had been named “Patches” owing to the many repairs the ship needed. José’s family faced significant hardships when his…

URM Plant Scientist Highlights - Taylor Beaulieu (she/her)
BlogTaylor Beaulieu (she/her) is currently a third year graduate student at UC-Riverside (UCR). She received her BS in Plant Biology from UCR and also received a minor in Education. She originally spent her undergraduate education training to become a K-12 science teacher which gave her training experience…

NAASC Awardees for ICAR 2022-Belfast
Blog1. NAASC have had diversifying awards for the annual Arabidopsis conference (ICAR) in place since 2004, and have been thinking about this and planning around DEI, particularly with respect to race and ethnicity, career stage, and gender.
2. We have made progress over the years, particularly with our…

Jing Peng: The Plant Cell First Author
Blog, The Plant Cell: Author Profiles
Jing Peng, first author of “COP1 positively regulates ABA signaling during Arabidopsis seedling growth in darkness by mediating ABA-induced ABI5 accumulation”
Current Position: Postdoc, China Agricultural University
Education: B.S. (2016) from Shanxi Agricultural University; Ph.D. (2022) from…
