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With so much going on in the world of plant science you can now stay up-to-date with all the latest news, discoveries, events and find out what is happening in the wider plant science community.
Researchers discover protein that helps plants tolerate drought, flooding, other stresses
14th Aug 2013
Researchers have uncovered a protein that plays a vital role in how plant roots use water and nutrients, a key step in improving the production and quality of crops and biofuels. The findings appear this week in the journal PNAS. The team included researchers from Dartmouth, the University of...
SEB Bioscience Futures Workshops: Careers Masterclasses for Bioscientists
14th Aug 2013
The Society for Experimental Biology (SEB) is running a series of careers masterclasses that may be of interest to early career and more advanced plant scientists. All workshops take place at the SEB headquarters, Charles Darwin House in London and the dates and titles are as...
Juliet Coates awarded a Royal Society Senior Research Fellowship
12th Aug 2013
Dr Juliet Coates, of the University of Birmingham and a former GARNet Advisory Committee Member, has been awarded a Royal Society Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Fellowship. The Fellowship scheme, which is funded by the Leverhulme Trust, enables scientists to put teaching and...
Arabidopsis Research Round-up
12th Aug 2013
This week’s Arabidopsis Research Round-up brings you two new papers published in The Plant Journal. Lilley JLS, Gan Y, Graham IA, Nemhouser JL. The effects of DELLAs on growth change with developmental stage and brassinosteroid levels. The Plant Journal, 5 August 2013. DOI:...
Arabidopsis Research Round-up
5th Aug 2013
To keep you up to date with what’s happening in Arabidopsis research, here’s a round-up of papers that have recently been published by members of the UK’s Arabidopsis research community. Zamariola L, De Storme N, Tiang CL, Armstrong SJ, Franklin FCH and Geelen D. SGO1 but not SGO2 is...
Genomics Tools updates
1st Aug 2013
The Plant Metabolomic Network, the free online tool which enables users to find and predict genes or proteins, other metabolites, reactions, and pathways, is constantly expanding its output. In June this year seven new databases were released, including BarleyCyc and OryzaCyc. In July, many...
