
Plant Physiology Webinar: Highlighting Focus Issue on Architecture and Plasticity
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This webinar was recorded Thursday, November 18, 2021
About This Webinar
This webinar was organized celebrate the November 2021 Plant Physiology Focus Issue on Architecture and Plasticity. It was hosted by the Focus Issue editors, Ronald Pierik, Christian Fankhauser, Lucia Strader, and Neelima…

Plantae Webinar: Translational Plant Science: We all want to achieve it, but how?
Blog, Plantae Webinars, ResearchWhen: Tuesday, November 16, 2021
12 PM PST (UTC-8) | 2 PM CST (UTC-6) | 3 PM EST (UTC-5)
About This Webinar
Plant biologists are inundated with the message to develop “translational” research but given little guidance on how to achieve that. This panel, representing nonprofit and commercial…

Plantae Webinar: A Guide to Political Activism for Early Career Plant Scientists
Blog, Plantae Webinars, Professional Development, WebinarsWhen: Monday, November 15, 2021
10 AM PST (UTC-8) | 12 PM CST (UTC-6) | 1 PM EST (UTC-5)
About This Webinar
This webinar and discussion will focus on how Early Career Researchers (ECRs) can get involved with their communities through political action or activism. Guest speaker Hallie Thompson…

Plantae Webinar: Impact of COVID Pandemic on Graduate Students’ Mental Health
Blog, Plantae Webinars, WebinarsWhen: Monday, November 1, 2021
10 AM PDT (UTC-7) | 12 PM CDT (UTC-5) | 1 PM EDT (UTC-4)
About This Webinar
This webinar, which is being organized by the ASPB Early Career Plant Scientists Section Subcommittee on Equity Diversity and Inclusion, will facilitate a discussion on the grave impact that…

Plant Physiology Webinar: Highlighting Focus Issue “Sensors and Controllers: For and From Plants”
Blog, Plantae Webinars, WebinarsPlantae Webinar Highlighting Plant Physiology Focus Issue “Sensors and Controllers: For and From Plants”
Recorded Wednesday, October 20, 2021
A characteristic of plant life is the ability to rapidly acclimate tissue function and to change body plans in response to changing conditions. Their…

Plantae Presents: Julia Bailey-Serres and Rashmi Sasidharan
Blog, Plantae Presents, Research SkillsPlantae Presents: Julia Bailey-Serres and Rashmi Sasidharan
“Life in the wet zone: how plants and two moms survive inundation"
Recorded April 28 – 10am EDT, 3pm GMT, 4pm CET
Julia Bailey-Serres
Julia Bailey-Serres is a distinguished professor of genetics and the MacArthur Foundation…

Plant Cell Webinar: Highlighting Plant Cell Focus Issue on Biology of Plant Genomes (Part 2)
Blog, Plantae Presents, Research SkillsPlantae Presents: Jim Birchler, Evan Forsythe, and Tom Jacobs
Special Event: The Plant Cell Focus Issue on the Biology of Plant Genomes
Recorded Wednesday, April 21st
Advances in genome sequencing have yielded insights into aspects of plant biology; elucidating the course of evolutionary…

Plantae Presents: Sophia Stone and Sjon Hartman
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Plantae Presents: Sophia Stone and Sjon Hartman
Recorded April 14
Sophia Stone: The ubiquitin-proteasome system at the crossroads of abiotic and biotic stress tolerance
Sophia Stone earned her PhD at York University, Canada, and completed an HFSP long-term fellowship at the University…

Plantae Webinar: Launch and advance a career in science without a PhD
Blog, Careers, Plantae Webinars, Professional DevelopmentPlantae Webinar: Launch and advance a career in science without a PhD
Recorded Thursday, April 22nd
About This Webinar
Many of our career conversations focus on what’s next after a plant science PhD, but there are other ways to be extremely successful in this field without a doctorate. In…