Jessie Fernandez (@j_fernandezlab) 's Twitter Profile
Jessie Fernandez

@j_fernandezlab

Assistant Professor at the University of Florida; Interested in plant-fungal pathogen interactions. Passionate about Ultra Trail Running! Vegan, Nature Lover

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Dr. Amelia Merced (@ameliamerced) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very excited to share this paper! It was wonderful to work with this group of authors and learn more about #bryophyte ecology from ecosystems around the world. Bryophytes are the 2nd largest group of plants but are often overlooked in research on water-C-N cycles at global scales

Mariola J. (Edelmann) Ferraro (@mjedelmann) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An interesting student-led study focused on examining microbes sent to the stratosphere, and a great collaboration with KCRiceUF. It is a different from what I normally do, but I really enjoyed working on this project: sciendo.com/article/10.247…

Jessie Fernandez (@j_fernandezlab) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Team MCS UF is ready to rock it! Visit us at Booth #2030 to learn about our MCS graduate programs—shaping the future of science! #abrcms2024 UF Microbiology

Team MCS UF is ready to rock it! Visit us at Booth #2030 to learn about our MCS graduate programs—shaping the future of science!
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Marc Chevrette (@wildtypemc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Adam Rivers (USDA-ARS) and I are hiring a joint postdoc to on a microfluidics and sequencing based project to better understand synthetic and natural microbiome community dynamics and generate data to build AI/ML models to infer interspp. interactions. Hit me up if interested!

MPMI Journal (@mpmijournal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Get a First Look! 👇 🌾🌍 Triple Threat: How Global Fungal Rice and Wheat Pathogens Utilize Comparable Pathogenicity Mechanisms to Drive Host Colonization doi.org/10.1094/MPMI-0… Rachel Kalicharan Jessie Fernandez

Science Magazine (@sciencemagazine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎉 The overall winner of this year’s #DanceYourPhD contest is Sulo Roukka, who meshed lab experiments with dance moves under flashing lights as sequined lab mates analyzed hot chilies and mint with fancy footwork. Watch the winning work and learn more about the category

Emerging Pathogens Institute (@uf_epi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How can a one-millimeter worm help understand how bacteria affect neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's? Watch the full video to learn how the Daniel Czyz, PhD Lab from UF Microbiology uses C. elegans to examine how bacteria influence protein stability! 📹🔗: bit.ly/4kDmxiH.