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GARNet Research Roundup: March 7th 2019
7th Mar 2019
This edition of the GARNet research roundup begins with a study into the genetic basis of fertility in barley led by Sarah McKim from Dundee. Second is a study from Oxford and Leicester that characterizes the proteolytic control of chloroplast import. The third paper from Levi Yant’s group at JIC...
CyVerseUK RNAseq Workshop: Documents Available
6th Mar 2019
In December 2018 the Earlham Institute hosted an Introduction to analysis of RNAseq workshop. Jason Williams and Rob Davey hosted the workshop. Jason provided an overview to Data Carpentry, an essential requirement when dealing with large datasets. This information can be found within this very...
Available GARNet travel grants to upcoming meetings!
22nd Feb 2019
GARNet are delighted to be able support the travel of UK-based early career researchers to a range of different meetings over the coming months. Receipt of these awards is depdendent on presentation of a talk or poster and will require awardees to write a piece for the GARNet blog of GARNish...
GARNet Reseach Roundup
14th Feb 2019
This GARNet research Roundup includes a broad range of topics and contributing locations. First is a study from TSL that investigates the molecular basis of Arabidopsis and Brassica responses to white rust disease. Second is work from Warwick that uses Arabidopsis as a tool to test genes involved...
GARNet travel grants for Cell Wall 2019 meeting
5th Feb 2019
The XV Cell Wall Meeting will take place in Cambridge, United Kingdom between July 7th-12th 2019. GARNet are pleased to be able to offer a set of £200 grants for UK-based Early Career Researchers to help with their travel and accomodation at this exciting meeting. The meeting...
GARNet Research Roundup: January 31st 2019
31st Jan 2019
This edition of the GARNet research roundup has an initial focus on the shoot apical meristem. Firstly a study from the University of Birmingham performs network analysis to define the connections that control the global organisation of this tissue. Second is the first of a group of papers...
