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Our durum wheat developing endosperm transcriptome is now published! :) We've added some extra comparisons to the hexaploid wheat transcriptome and some qRT-PCR. Many thanks to all involved! bmcplantbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

🌟The Monogram Twitter takeover is now starting!🌟 Hey I’m Rose Rose and I’ll be taking over the Monogram twitter for the next 3 weeks! I’m just starting the final year of my PhD at the John Innes Centre in David Seung's group ⤵️ jic.ac.uk/people/david-s… (1/2)

The peer-reviewed version of our bioRxiv is now online! So happy to see our work finally out Helen Brabham Matthew Moscou (1/6) Barley MLA3 recognizes the host-specificity effector Pwl2 from Magnaporthe oryzae academic.oup.com/plcell/article…

Right place at the right time: I am so excited to co-lead one of the UK-CGIAR projects. Having worked for John Innes Centre and now ICARDA my vision was to connect them. Now I can do this at a scale I didn't dare to dream about, thanks to FCDO Research, Science and Technology CABI. read more below

Working towards your goals one step at a time: An interview with Plant Physiology monitoring editor Alistair McCormick buff.ly/3uQuM6X Jiawen Chen McCormick Lab

Congrats Ángel Vergara Cruces & Michael Webster et al. Amazing study!!!

How photosynthetic genes are transcribed 🧬🌿 I’m really pleased to share the first work from my group at John Innes Centre published today in Cell: cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

Latest news & views on CCM components in diatoms! Original paper here: academic.oup.com/plphys/advance…

Pleased to share our latest research on the evolution of endosymbiosis-mediated nuclear calcium signaling in land plants! Fantastic PhD student Anson Lam with contribution @DaveLawson101 Hannah Wright and support John Innes Centre Advancing Plant Health Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research cell.com/current-biolog…

I enjoyed learning about aerenchyma formation in duckweeds in this new paper! Original here: academic.oup.com/plphys/advance…

Applications for the Plant Physiology Assistant Features Editor program (volunteer positions) are being accepted between now and October 15, 2024. Who should apply? Late-stage PhD students & postdocs who want to expand their horizons and skillsets. More ➡️ blog.aspb.org/plant-physiolo…

This is a wonderful program. We will be appointing AFEs to start in 2025 and 2026. Apply by Oct 15. If you are at #PlantBio2024 I would be happy to talk with you about the program, find me! blog.aspb.org/plant-physiolo…

So happy to meet all the Plant Physiology AFEs in person at #PlantBio2024! What a fantastic programme :)

New NAV on structural mechanism of AtICS1! Original article: doi.org/10.1093/plphys…

🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸 Extremely thrilled to *finally* share our work on saponin biosynthesis in soapwort🧼⚕️🌱 Nature Chemical Biology John Innes Centre Anne Osbourn 🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸🫧🌸 nature.com/articles/s4158…

The recording of the Q&A about the Plant Physiology Assistant Features Editor program is now available. youtu.be/EHaIndcs4S4?si… Special thanks to Yunde Zhao, Aida Maric, and Jiawen Chen for sharing their insights about the program.

Despite recent efforts, the underrepresentation of the minoritized persists, and the experiences of those who do make it through the door reveal significant challenges. This post critiques current interventions and calls for systemic change. plantae.org/lack-of-minori…

Great fun to write with Jiawen Chen! Original paper: academic.oup.com/plphys/advance…