Postdoc at @Cornell focused on harnessing machine learning, remote sensing, and crop growth models to inform plant breeding (he/him) https://teapawt.net/t.co/IBSYvKFDtW
East Lansing, MI
Joined June 2020
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Researchers from the Walker lab are looking at how paper birch trees are acclimatizing to changing environments through how they manage a vital plant process called photorespiration. buff.ly/4fE9lbn
Do plants fine-tune their enzymatic pathways to meet precise demands, or do they maintain extra capacity to handle unexpected metabolic shifts? Read about what we found here where we use photorespiration as a case study:
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
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New @LongLab research found increased mesophyll conductance in modern soybean plants compared to ancestral plants, increasing photosynthesis w/o losing water. They were published in @PlantCellEnvir.
Journal article: doi.org/10.1111/pce.15206
News release: bit.ly/3YHUQNJ
ALT A red headed woman on the left and a man in a hat on the right work in a field with young green plants and brown dirt.
ALT An ancestral soybean plant. It is a darker shade of green and has more pointed leaves than the modern soybean plant.
ALT A row of green modern soybean plants in a greenhouse.
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Alternatives to photorespiration: A systems-level analysis reveals mechanisms of enhanced plant productivity | bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Luke Gregory retweeted
Check out our paper just published online in Nature
We used carbonyl sulfide as an innovative photosynthetic tracer to infer a global GPP of 157±8.5 Pg C/yr. We found a more productive tropics than current satellite-based GPP product suggested.
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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How plant allometry can support plant breeding and crop modeling
Westgeest et al.
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ALT Allometry as a new breeding target. Three-step framework outlining how to use intraspecific allometric variation as a breeding target.
Luke Gregory retweeted
.@MSUDOEPlantLab is conducting a search for an Assistant or Associate Professor in the area of the biology or biochemistry of photosynthetic organisms, interpreted broadly. We are looking for excellent researchers/scholars, who will enrich the department. buff.ly/47hpRLh
Luke Gregory retweeted
Connecting detailed photosynthetic kinetics to crop growth and yield: A coupled modeling framework academic.oup.com/insilicopla… @insilicoplants
Luke Gregory retweeted
Plant Science Research Weekly -- Review: Strategies to improve photosynthesis (Plant Cell) (Summary by Rose McNelly @Rose_McN) @McCormick_Lab @DrTracyLawson @LancsPhotosynth @PPS_UoS @rainc_CAR1
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As I reflect on my PhD journey, I have a few favorite memories from my time as a graduate student that I wanted to share!
I was selected as a Future Academic Scholar of Teaching (FAST) fellow for the 23-24 year. During this year, I developed a teaching-as-research project focused on improving quantitative reasoning (both ability and confidence) in upper-level plant physiology students.
Excited to announce that I successfully defended my dissertation this afternoon and have graduated with my PhD in Plant Biology / Molecular Plant Sciences from MSU!
I am in love with this! Such a great tool for model-based teaching of photosynthesis
Computational Photosynthesis (ComPhot): Simulation-Based Learning Platform to Study Photosynthesis academic.oup.com/plcell/arti… @ThePlantCell
Luke Gregory retweeted
Super excited to share my first, first author paper of my PhD! It is a push for the community to invest in PTM discovery and characterization as much as a review on PTMs driving cell fate decisions during ER stress in A. thaliana! Hope you enjoy!
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Luke Gregory retweeted
Dynamic Assimilation Technique measures photosynthetic CO2 response curves with similar fidelity as steady-state approaches in half the time academic.oup.com/jxb/article… @JXBot
