Closing out the year with a delicious celebration of smiles, research and teamwork that we shared in 2024.
Cheers 🥂 to these holiday spirits and merry times together ❄️ 🎄 #balazadehlab #holidaydinner
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📌 37th EPSO seminar for European Plant Scientists: 21st November 2024 at 15.00 CET discussing the "Response of plants to abiotic stress". EPSO members register, suggest themes, senior and junior speakers for autumn seminars 👉bit.ly/3UDE6oe
#PlantScience #SDG #HorizonEU
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Mark your calendars and register for the 37th EPSO Plant Science Seminar that will focus on the “Response of plants to abiotic stress”
Register and join to support this new and exciting initiative for European Plant Science! 🧪
#epso #plantsciences #condensates #abioticstress
📌 37th EPSO seminar for European Plant Scientists: 21st November 2024 at 15.00 CET discussing the "Response of plants to abiotic stress". EPSO members register, suggest themes, senior and junior speakers for autumn seminars 👉bit.ly/3UDE6oe
#PlantScience #SDG #HorizonEU
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Multi-stress responses in potato. #multiomics and deep phenotyping integrative approach to characterize #heat #drought #waterlogging in this very important crop. Collaborative effort from the @eu_adapt consortium @UU_Plants biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Vacancy alert🚨 Technician position with @guidopmi and myself within the CropXR project #potato #lettuce Please spread the word! @UU_Plants @EPSGradSchool uu.nl/en/organisation/workin…
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Had a wonderful session on heat stress 🔥 in plants 🪴 with exciting talks from @HotPlant1 @JustynaOlas @StressGranuleMC @PhilWigge
An exciting day full of interesting science at @SEBiology conference 2024-Prague #sebconference
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Congratulations @Peeeeceee
📌EPSO's Young Plant Scientists 2024 have been honoured today during Science Day at the EPSO General Assembly @itqbnova in Portugal🎉Both awardees presented their research to the representative plant scientists from EPSO's membership. Congratulations Priyanka & Benjamin👏
Big congratulations 🥂 to our PhD student @Peeeeceee who has been honoured during Science Day at the EPSO General Assembly 2024, @itqbnova in Portugal. She was one of the two awardees who presented their research to the representative plant scientists from EPSO's membership. 👏🏻
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A fantastic annual meeting on a new location in Egmond aan Zee. Thanks 🙏 everyone for a great event. We hope to see you next year. 1/2
And it’s a call for celebrations as we congratulate 🥳 our PhD student Priyanka @Peeeeceee for winning EPSO YOUNG PLANT SCIENTIST AWARD 2024! Cheers 🥂 to this wonderful win 🎉🎉
@EPSOEurope
@SalmaBalazadeh @BalazadehLab @Peeeeceee @UniLeidenNews @LeidenBiology
📌EPSO wishes to encourage the development of ideas & imaginative thinking in #PlantScience & congratulates the winners of the EPSO Young Plant Scientist Award🥇Priyanka Chopra (fundamental plant research) &🥇Benjamin Kogelmann (applied plant research)
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Our 2nd @PlantStressBiol annual symposium was closed with a big success! 6 excellent talks from our highly motivated #PhD #postdoc & fruitful, interactive & open-minded #CareerDevelopment @BalazadehLab @dinglab_plants @LeidenBiology @UniLeiden
See you all next year!
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Cool: Single-photon microscopy to study biomolecular condensates
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Releasing hidden MAMPs from precursor proteins in plants dlvr.it/SyXBtp
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New Letter: "The evolutionary innovation of root suberin lamellae contributed to the rise of seed plants" rdcu.be/dqtA9
A water-impermeable barrier, the suberin lamellae, first evolved in the common ancestor of seed plants & contributed to their evolutionary success.
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Hormonal control of the molecular networks guiding vascular tissue development in the primary root meristem of Arabidopsis - Yanbiao Sun, Baojun Yang, and Bert De Rybel
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ALT Hormones control the molecular regulation of vascular development in the primary root meristem of Arabidopsis. A cross-section through a primary root meristem is shown (A) illustrating the known hormones, molecular regulators, and their interactions in the phloem (B) and xylem (C) regions. Hormones are indicated in red; dotted lines illustrate mobility of the hormone or molecular regulator. Note that the presence and locations of some regulators and hormones on the realistic tissue template are not exact to keep the image orderly and due to space limitations. This image also does not represent accurate hormone levels and distributions across the tissue for the same reasons.
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The heat response regulators HSFA1s promote Arabidopsis thermomorphogenesis via stabilizing PIF4 during the day | Science Advances science.org/doi/full/10.1126…
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NEWS - Professor Caroline Dean awarded McClintock Prize
The ground-breaking career of Professor Dame Caroline Dean @CarolineDeanLab has been recognised with the prestigious Barbara McClintock Prize for Plant Genetics & Genome Studies
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@NorwichResearch
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#Autophagy:
🥀 When cellular components (proteins, organelles etc.) are sent to the vacuole for degradation
🥀 Helps #plants respond to changing environmental conditions
Read on for a #review of its transcriptional and post-translational #regulation
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We’re recruiting a horticulture technician for newly renovated state-of-the-art growth facility @LeidenBiology @UniLeiden #HBO you will be working w/ groups incl @dinglab_plants @SalmaBalazadeh @PlantStressBiol RT
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BREAKING NEWS
The 2023 #NobelPrize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman for their discoveries concerning nucleoside base modifications that enabled the development of effective mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.




























