Getting the most out of RNA-seq data with expVIP
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Getting the most out of RNA-seq data with expVIP
Recorded February 2018
About this Webinar:
In this webinar, we discuss the use of expVIP, an expression Visualisation and Integration Platform, which allows easy analysis of RNA-seq data combined with an intuitive and interactive visualization…
Talking about talking about plant science with Professor Daniel Chamovitz
Plantae Webinars, Science Communication
About this Webinar:
Dr. Chamovitz is a sought-after speaker and science commentator. His 2012 book What a Plant Knows has been published in 13 languages, was voted Top 10 in Amazon and is often referred to in discussions on plant senses and intelligence. He has been interviewed in newspapers…
Images for Impact – How-to tips. Created for the Plantae Seminar Series
Blog, Careers, Careers - Blog, Education, Education General, Science Communication, Skills and Advice, Writing/Reviewing/Publishing/Communicating
Earlier this year I gave a Plantae seminar on "Images for Impact" - simple, free tips about how to source and create images to use in your science writing and communicating.
Here is the text of the handout I created to accompany the seminar. You can get this as a PDF here. You can download the…
iBiology - Magdalena Bezanilla: Understanding Cell Shape
Blog, Curated Webinars / Video Lectures, Education, The Plant Cell, The Plant Cell: News, WebinarsMagdalena is a Reviewing Editor for The Plant Cell and a Professor at UMass Amherst. Here she describes her research interests in a series of videos published by iBiology.
A set of three video lectures, published by iBiology on May 2, 2017
Part 1: Understanding cell shape: Big insights from…
Talking Plants: Plant Science Communication in a Digital World with Claire Hopkins
Plantae Webinars, Science CommunicationTalking Plants: Plant Science Communication in a Digital World
Recorded May 2017
About This Webinar:
In this seminar, Claire Hopkins will cover the basics, challenges, and joys of communicating plant science to the public. She will offer simple tips for improving your communication skills in any…
The Science in Our Food - Jim Carrington
CSVL Research, Curated Webinars / Video Lectures, WebinarsJim speaks on the benefits science has allowed for in the advancements in growing food. He suggests that global changes will create a need for us to leave romantic visions of farming in our past. With exploding population growth and climate change, we are at an important cross roads.
Jim Carrington…
Labs, Leadership, and Teams: Project-Based Management
Blog, Plantae Webinars, Research, WebinarsLabs, Leadership, and Teams: Project-Based Management
Recorded June 2017
About this Webinar:
Leading a lab group or being a member within requires coordination and communication to foster a productive and comfortable work environment. With the increase in interdisciplinary initiatives, it is important…
Educational videos for plant biology: TED, iBiology and Gatsby Plants Summer School
Blog, CSVL Research, Curated Webinars / Video Lectures, Education, Middle & High School, Multimedia, Multimedia, UndergraduateWe've assembled a collection of relatively accessible talks by scientists. These include: TED talks, which are directed at a general audience, the iBiology series, where speakers deliver a general talk followed by a research-focused talk, and videos of lectures at the Gatsby Plants summer school for…
Pamela Ronald: The case for engineering our food
CSVL Research, Curated Webinars / Video Lectures, Webinars2015 TED talk by Pamela Ronald.
http://www.ted.com/talks/pamela_ronald_the_case_for_engineering_our_food