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Applications for the Cambridge iCASE BBSRC funded four-year #PhD studentships are now open, inlcuding two involving NIAB staff. Take a look below, and get your applications in soon: bbsrcdtp.lifesci.cam.ac.uk/available-stud… #PhDposition

12 great PhD opportunities to work on cutting edge projects to shape sustainable agriculture. Each has an industry partner, will provide excellent experience and training across a host of technical and transferable skills. Closing date now Jan 6th for Oct 2023 start

Reducing N application while still maintaining grain yield is one of the most challenging roadblocks in achieving environmental-friendly food security. It's your last chance to apply for an exciting postdoctoral position exploring this area with the fantastic @StephanieSwarbr

Last chance to apply for these great training opportunities - PhDs in the sustainable ag sector, with industry collaboration. Closing date Jan 6th

🚨NEW PAPER🚨 A wheat chromosome segment substitution line series supports characterization and use of progenitor genetic variation Excellent new paper led by #NIAB's Tally Wright, Fiona Leigh and Richard Horsnell with support from others➡️acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/tp… #OpenAccess

Tally Wright Tally Wright Niab explores the use of quantitative genetics to unlock the potential of synthetic hexaploid wheat #monogram23 #magic #nam

Always proud to represent Niab Science and be part of such a great team! Thoroughly enjoyed my time at Monogram Network

We are excited to offer a 10-week fully funded Royal Society of Biology undergraduate studentship in summer 2023 investigating the resistance to #Septoria in synthetic wheat Niab in Cambridge with Anisa Blower and Tally Wright. Apply by 30th April 2023 rsb.org.uk/get-involved/g…

🗞️ New paper describing our wheat chromosome segment substitution series developed Designing Future Wheat to capture tetraploid & diploid progenitor variation out now The Plant Genome 🌱🧬 Great team effort from co-1st authors Richard Horsnell, Fiona Leigh Tally Wright doi.org/10.1002/tpg2.2…

Nice spot for lunch! Taking height measurements before harvest in Niab spring SHW-derivatives iantsang779 Anya Heathcote Niab Science

Interested in using R programming to explore diversity capture in plant breeding? Then take a look at this PhD opportunity, which is a collaboration between Niab Science KWS UK Ltd and @plantsci.

Exciting news! Bethany Love has published her first paper from her PhD, exploring spike cytokinin levels in wheat. See Bethany's tweet for more details.

Our work with Tally Wright is another example of such a collaboration. Together with Tally we are trying to assess the utility of genomic prediction to help us make better use of pre-breeding resources such as the NIAB synthetic nested populations.

In our next #IWGSC webinar, Tally Wright Tally Wright from Niab Science will discuss the application of quantitative genetics to uncover diversity-enriched wheat’s potential for breeding improvement. 04 December, 11:00 AM EST / 5:00 PM CET Register now: tinyurl.com/mrxfnr3n

Discover how Niab is harnessing wheat genetic diversity to improve modern varieties—video of my IWGSC Webinar Series presentation is now available. Niab Science wheatgenome

We are looking for a motivated post-doc researcher to join our team exploring crop quantitative genetics and wheat genetic diversity. The role involves working on some very exciting projects! Niab Science Niab