Tonight I’ll be presenting on the molecular mechanisms behind flowering through SutS! Come by BFL to join in-person, or watch online. If you’re interested in how plants respond to warming temperatures (or an earnest attempt to make genetics cool), this is the talk for you.
🌿How do plants survive rising temperatures? While animals can travel, plants adapt by changing their gene expression! Join us on Oct. 10 at Brackenridge Field Lab as Maddie Brightbill dives into the fascinating topics of plant genetics & flowering 🌺
#ScienceUnderTheStars
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For the first time, researchers have voted to eliminate scientific names of organisms because they are offensive. go.nature.com/4cJhKZC
Congratulations to my labmates on their latest publication!
Replying to @Dev_journal
Read the full Research Article, 'Warm temperature-triggered developmental reprogramming requires VIL1-mediated, genome-wide H3K27me3 accumulation in Arabidopsis' here:
journals.biologists.com/dev/…
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Our first stream of 2023 will be THIS Sunday, January 15th, at 6pm Eastern on our Twitch channel!
Join @CMBrightbill, @KCMcNeil, @DanPeach3, and @jfmclaughlin92 for a 100% improvised storytelling session "organized" by @RvingNaturalist
There's sure to be wackiness and science!
Excited to be a guest on Nature Check, a project that combines science communication and TTRPGs! Check it out :)
Excited to be joining my fellow plant biologists at #PlantBio2022! Make sure to stop by our community event Plant Science Saturday if you're in Portland this weekend. More details at bit.ly/3NtmViR
A review on how temperature impacts regulation of flowering time that Dr. Sibum Sung and I recently published!
link.springer.com/article/10…
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As a Black woman who is the chair of a university science department, people have questioned my right to exist at every stage. nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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I love the posts from #BlackBotanistWeek #BlackRoots #BlackBotanicalLegacy! Hi folks, I'm Shawn (They/Them). Today my work focuses on trying to figure out some of the unseen diversity plants are hiding. I study metabolic trait evolution and phylogenomics.
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Long‐ & short‐term responses of Asclepias species differ in respect to fire, grazing & nutrient addition onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… #botany #ecology #milkweed @IEaton97 @PlantSciNews @BiolSciNews













