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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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Moving to the other one, same handle!
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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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First student to pass their PhD defense in my lab! Congrats Collin!
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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
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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!
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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
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Lastly, peptide hormones are clearly the best hormones
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