
Plant Developmental Biologist | Assistant Professor @AuburnU | Jones Lab found here @thecapitulab | Tweets are my own | OU Sooner for life
Auburn, AL
Joined April 2011
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In the Award ceremony, the winners were Reid Selby for the Linskens Lecture Medal Award, and the 3 Willemse Poster Awards went to: Patricia Seitz, Calvin Perkins, and Yukiho Toyama. Great job! Congratulations to all of you👏👏👏 #ICSPR2024.
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🌸🌼Make sure to get outside & see oakleaf hydrangeas, Hydrangea quercifolia, blooming this #wildflowerwednesday
Oakleaf hydrangea gets its name because the leaves shape and #dyk the oakleaf hydrangea is Alabama’s state wildflower?
#spring #wildflowers #alabamabiodiversity – at Auburn, AL
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The main focus of my PhD is now published in @JXBot! I had excellent mentors for this project -- including Drs. Rebecca Grumet and Amy Iezzoni. Thanks @bob_vanburen for coaching on the RNAseq analyses. I hope the work helps the tart cherry industry and future research @MSUAgBio
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Excited to share our work revealing the unexpected diversity in vasculature networks in Asteraceae flower heads, albeit their highly regular phyllotactic patterns! Super fun collaboration with @PPrusinkiewicz team. @viikki_plants @AgriForHelsinki @CanLightSource @ElomaaPaula
Hope you enjoy our latest work 🌻! Exciting and so much fun to explore #vasculature in #Asteraceae #capitula ! @CanLightSource @PPrusinkiewicz @TengZhang_UH @viikki_plants @LifeSciHelsinki @UCalgary @AgriForHelsinki
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I am looking for a freelance remote informatician to help refine and improve our labs computational pipelines for sex testing and custom marker development, and build customer-facing deliverables. Please spread to anyone and reach out to me via email or DM.
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Please RT! Just a reminder, @AuburnU Department of Biological Sciences is #hiring a #physiologist! Review of applications will start on October 20. Check out the job ad here: auemployment.com/postings/40… and apply to join a truly fantastic department! #WarEagle @cosamau
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The Small Fruit Breeding Program at Auburn University is looking for a postdoctoral fellow to work on blueberry data curation, management, and quantitative genetic analysis. This 3-year-position offers an annual salary of $60,000 plus benefit. auemployment.com/postings/40…
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Please retweet. A tenure-track Assistant faculty position in Plant Biology is open in the Department of Biochemistry & Cellular and Molecular Biology (BCMB) at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Apply at apply.interfolio.com/131930.
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Come join us! We’re hiring an Assistant Professor in Plant Synthetic Biology. Please help spread the word. 🧬🌱
We’re hiring! We’re searching for an Assistant Professor in Plant Synthetic Biology to start Aug 1, 2024. The position will be a joint appointment b/t UGA Plant Biology and @uga_iob. For full consideration, apply by Nov 10, 2023. Please spread the word!

ALT Job ad for an Assistant Professor position in Plant Synthetic Biology at the University of Georgia. This is an interdisciplinary position with a joint appointment between the Department of Plant Biology and the Institute of Bioinformatics. Applications due Nov 10, 2023 with a start date of Aug 1, 2024.
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Proud to share this story from @xanderjones82 and @gilesedoldroyd teams at @slcuplants looking at where, when and how plant hormone Gibberellin (GA) acts in nitrogen-fixing nodule development using a next-generation GA sensor biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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The Small Fruit Breeding Program at Auburn University is looking for a PhD Research Assistant to conduct blueberry multi-environment evaluation and G × E interaction analysis. Full scholarship will be provided. Please reach out to [email protected] if you are interested.
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What have we learnt about the control of cell fate transitions in the stomatal lineage? 🌱💡
In this review we outline recent insights into the regulation of stomatal development and discuss changing views on the 'singular' roles of our favorite bHLHs.
authors.elsevier.com/c/1hlGP…
If I were looking for a lab, I would absolutely start here!! Can’t wait to see the incredible science this group does together! Congrats on the position @RachelMShahan!
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Resolving plant development in space and time with single-cell genomics. This perspective @RachelMShahan and I wrote on the latest developments and future directions in plant single-cell and spatial omics is now online in Current Opinion in Plant Biology: authors.elsevier.com/c/1hjzw…
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🌻🏝️ Explore the captivating world of Asteraceae on islands! In this special island issue of the CAPITULUM, we bring you six articles featuring asters from archipelagos around the world 🗺️ compositae.org/capitulum.htm…
Here are the amazing #AsteraceaeOnIslands featured: [🧵1/9]
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Please join! @TengZhang_UH presents our work where we used micro-CT imaging to map flower head growth in 3D #asteraceae #phyllotaxis pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.20…
📢Program's out for #EuroBioImaging's User Forum: Understanding Plant Biology🌱🔬!
➡️ 2 fabulous keynote talks
➡️5 outstanding projects supported by imaging at #EuroBioImaging Nodes
Join us 🗓️October 12 @ 2 pm CEST, online!
Program & registration⤵️
eurobioimaging.eu/upload/Use…
Very excited to share @thecapitulab‘s first paper! @reid_selby and I wrote a COPB review about peptide hormone signaling in plant meristems and just how complex these pathways are (especially in flowering plants)! authors.elsevier.com/a/1hiJm…
Also, since this is a short review focused only on recent (2-3yr old) papers, there’s a wealth of other studies we could not fold into this manuscript. Apologies to any colleagues we didn’t get a chance to highlight here































