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With so much going on in the world of Arabidopsis research, you can now stay up-to-date with all the latest news, discoveries and find out what is happening in the wider plant science community.
Open access policies in academic publishing
19th Oct 2012
Recently it came to GARNet's attention that many researchers are unsure of open access policies in academic publishing. I have made a list of information about what can be accessed for free and when. Some funding bodies now demand all research undertaken with their funds be published open access....
New blog posts on the GARNet blog
18th Oct 2012
There are several new blog posts up on the GARNet blog, including a highlighted New Phytologist paper on the metabolic and evolutionary costs of glucosinolate synthesis, a post on phytoplankton that flee from their predators, and a Friday Film series featuring a lecture about plants from Pandora...
Making Data Accessible to All: Report now available
10th Oct 2012
The report from the GARNet Making Data Accessible to All workshop, which took place in July, is now available online. You can access the report, which contains a discussion of the current state of open access data and recommendations for its future, can be found...
Crop Plant Trait Ontology Workshop, Oregon State University
2nd Oct 2012
Plant breeders, biologists and bioinformatics specialists from ten countries, seven US states, and two plant agribusinesses gathered in Corvallis, Oregon on September 13th-15th 2012 for a Crop Plant Trait Ontology Workshop. The workshop was hosted by the Plant Ontology and the Trait Ontology, and...
Society of Biology Life Science Careers Conferences 2012-2013
26th Sep 2012
The Life Sciences Careers Conferences are aimed primarily at undergraduate students and are designed to provide them with advice and information on the various life sciences career options available to them. Previous exhibitors have included employers, recruiters and learned societies. Around...
GARNet at the September NAIB TAG Innovation Farm workshop
25th Sep 2012
The September NIAB TAG Innovation Farm workshop was entitled 'GM: Is it time for a public good policy?' Presentations included discussions on what a public good policy would involve and whether one is needed, as well as an overview by Prof. Vivian Moses about public acceptance of GMOs and a talk...
