Plant Science Research Weekly -- Finding balance: how plants achieve signal specificity in stomatal development and defense (Science Advances) Prof. Keiko Torii (Summary by Kes Maio) plantae.org/finding-balanc… #PlantaePSRW

We couldn’t be more excited to announce our Pint of Science UK ticket launch special in Norwich Cafe Bar Marzano : Birds, Bees and Bacteria🐥🐝🧫 just in time for spring!!! Please come along and book your FREE ticket using the link pintofscience.co.uk/event/birds-be… #pint25

Plant Science Research Weekly: April 11. (2/2) plantae.org/plant-science-… HY5, polarized pectin, & hypocotyl elongation; Brassinosteroids, asymmetric division, & root growth; SHUKR proteins & male gametophyte development; FT & TFL1 effects on seed traits.

#JustIn on Plantae: Integrating Multidisciplinary Approaches in Plant Science Research In this piece, ASPB Plantae Fellows Mohammad Aslam, Yuanyuan Liu, and Kes explore key areas where multidisciplinary approaches are integrated with plant biology. plantae.org/integrating-mu…

Featuring LEAF_UCL, Malia Gehan, and Lize Joubert. Moderated by Plantae Fellows Aditi Bhat, Gabriela Doria, PhD, and Kes ASPB Early Career Plant Scientists Section ASPB PUI Section ASPB Mexico Plant Ecophys Front & Center Plant Science ASPB African Researchers Network ASPB Women in Plant Biology ROOT & SHOOT Research Coordination Network

If you are interested in the steps you can take to work more sustainably as a researcher please come to our webinar!!! I’m so excited to learn more about green lab practice from these incredible speakers 💚🌎🌿

Plant Science Research Weekly -- Lights, camera, pectin: Bringing hypocotyl elongation out of the dark (Curr. Biol.) (Summary by Kes Maio) plantae.org/lights-camera-… #PlantaePSRW

The webinar recording is now available for viewing. Enjoy! plantae.org/plantaepresent… #plantscience

The Camelot paper is now published. If you ever wanted to try biomechanics, Camelot is an inexpensive and easy way to get started. Mateusz Majda Nicola Trozzi Robert Kelly-Bellow link.springer.com/article/10.118…

Excited to share our new review on organ symmetry establishment during gynoecium development, just published today! We dive into the latest insights shaping this dynamic field. P.S. This is also my first first-author publication—a big milestone Read here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Come and see me and Bonnie Whatmough talking about cool relationships with microbes and both of our PhD projects John Innes Centre, tomorrow at the Norwich puppet theatre! pintofscience.co.uk/event/invisibl… Pint of Science UK #pint25

Plant Science Research Weekly: May 23, 2025 plantae.org/plant-science-… Lost in translation; How to eat an idea; RNA editing in mitochondria; Non-destructive ubiquitin tagging by COP1; When CLV walked in fields of gold (1/2)

Plant Science Research Weekly -- When CLV walked in fields of gold (Nature Comms) Isaia Vardanega (Summary by Kes Maio) plantae.org/when-clv-walke… #PlantaePSRW

Plant Science Research Weekly: June 6, 2/2 plantae.org/plant-science-… Stochastic gene expression in development; Cell wall controls cell fate; Transgenerational epigenetic cold tolerance; CCR1 regulates cluster root formation; Molecular epidemiology of powdery mildew

Plant Science Research Weekly -- Stochastic gene expression, an ordinary part of multicellular life (Nature Comms.) Shuyao Kong Mingyuan Zhu Roeder lab (Summary by Kes Maio) plantae.org/stochastic-gen… #PlantaePSRW

I'm so happy to see our new paper out Nature Communications. Check it out! We found nucleosome dynamics linked to local #chromatin transitions. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Has hypothesis driven research lost ground to big data? As data grows, often so do costs - how do we find balance? Join us on July 18th for a deep dive into one of the field’s most pressing questions with two leading experts: Ivan- I stand with 🇺🇦 and Sophien Kamoun 🌱💰

📣The webinar recording is now available for viewing. Enjoy!🌱 plantae.org/plantaepresent… #plantscience