Plant Scientist 🌱 🇲🇽 Postdoc at the University of Zurich (UZH) with Cyril Zipfel and Pedro Beltrao | @theSainsburylab alumni | EMBO fellow
Zurich, Switzerland
Joined December 2011
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I'm excited to share the peer-reviewed version of my PhD work published today in @CellCellPress
Check out our video where we explain the main findings of our research. 1/3
#BlastOFF #Proteomics #ScienceTwitter
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
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It was such a delight to visit @xiaolin422's group at the @CAS__Science in Beijing! @dianagdlc and I presented our recent work, made some new friends and reconnected with some old @TheSainsburyLab colleagues. Such a nice experience!
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Our new preprint is now out: A Gnotobiotic Rice Pathosystem Reveals How the Microbiome Suppresses Rice Blast Disease @MicrobiomeTj
biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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New research. Conveniently, Marchantia has relatively few transcription factors. Yet, we need to leverage on that at the family scale to have a more comprehensive picture. In this paper, we focused on ERFs, the second largest TF family. #PlantScience biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Now @dianagdlc presenting her beautiful story on effector recognition via molecular mimicry in a barley NLR. Their findings enabled engineering of multiple pathogen recognition in one receptor!
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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VACANCY: Postdoctoral Researcher in the Berasategui Lab at TSL, Norwich, UK
An exciting opportunity to work at the interface of evolutionary genomics, plant pathology and insect symbiosis.
Application review starts 16 Nov 2026
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New publication about trap morphogenesis from the lab. We thank the editor and the reviewers for their constructive feedback during the review process which improved the quality of our work. Congrats @ChihYen_Kuo!! We wish you the best of luck for your next chapter in Geneva 🥳
How does a predatory fungus build a trap to capture a nematode? New work by @fungi_worms lab reveals how prey signals reorganize conserved polarity and cytoskeletal machinery to redirect hyphal growth, form a trap, & then switch gears to penetrate the prey hubs.la/Q04BzS4D0
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Another fantastic year for our lab at the Taiwan Society of Plant Biologists Annual Meeting! We are thrilled to celebrate two major research awards and three poster/oral presentation awards. Congratulations to everyone on these wonderful achievements!
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Excited to share this bioRxiv where we characterise the interaction between the Magnaporthe Zinc finger fold effector (Tie1) to a family of rice transcription factors called the Tubby-like F-box proteins (TLPs)! biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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Our new paper is out! AS109 enables transient gene expression across diverse crops, expanding the toolkit for studying gene function and plant immunity @AdamWu9527 @lderevnina @Freddie_King00
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La publicación de este papaer en el que colaboré haciendo MS; para mi es importante, ya que se publicó en una revista especializada en Proteómica y MS reconocida, no hubo comentarios complejos en la parte analítica. En MX se hacen bien las cosas.
analyticalsciencejournals.on…
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CABIMER cuenta desde 2026 con un nuevo Servicio de Proteómica, orientado a centros y laboratorios de Biología Molecular, Biomedicina y Biotecnología.
Incluye identificación y cuantificación de proteínas, análisis diferencial y asesoramiento experimental
📩 [email protected]
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From my first IS-MPMI congress in Interlaken in 1990 to the opening keynote in Jeju in 2027... Honored—and will set an extra alarm. Jet lag won in 1990!
Here is some of my conference adventures and inspirations: medium.com/@kamounlab/rhizob…
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Happy to share the results of our first attempt at single-cell proteomics using Arabidopsis protoplasts, led by Sara
, with support from @bruker and @Cellenion.
doi.org/10.1093/pcp/pcag138
@PCP_EIC
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About to start the first edition of the ECR symposium of the IPMB at the beautiful botanical garden @UZH_en. Thanks to @NeftalyCM and Kim Bolli for the great efforts of putting this together 🤩
Looking forward to learning all the great science by ECRs at our institute 🪴 🧫
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Happy to share that I've joined @INRAE_France as a permanent researcher, studying fungal diseases of crops 🌿
I’m part of the Leptosphaeria team at BIOGER, based on the new @AgroParisTech / @INRAE_IDF campus in @ParisSaclay
Open to collaborations and applications
Very happy to have been part of the @KamounLab My time there as a predoc was a life changing experience 🙏🏽
This Is What 20 Years of Science Looks Like | Kamoun Lab Tribute
Twenty years. More than a hundred people. One long-running obsession: how plants and their pathogens fight it out.
This is a tribute to everyone who has been part of the Kamoun Lab at The Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich: students, postdocs, technicians, visitors, collaborators, and friends from all over the world. They did the experiments, argued over the data, and made the lab what it is.
From the Irish potato famine pathogen and blast fungus to effectors, NLR immune receptors, and AI-guided structural biology, the questions kept changing. The spirit didn't.
No captions, no years, no names. Just the people and the science.
#KamounLab #PlantPathology #PlantScience #OpenScience #TSL #Norwich #LabLife
youtu.be/ZJtN6OBqA6Y?si=nBcM… via @YouTube
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This Is What 20 Years of Science Looks Like | Kamoun Lab Tribute
Twenty years. More than a hundred people. One long-running obsession: how plants and their pathogens fight it out.
This is a tribute to everyone who has been part of the Kamoun Lab at The Sainsbury Laboratory, Norwich: students, postdocs, technicians, visitors, collaborators, and friends from all over the world. They did the experiments, argued over the data, and made the lab what it is.
From the Irish potato famine pathogen and blast fungus to effectors, NLR immune receptors, and AI-guided structural biology, the questions kept changing. The spirit didn't.
No captions, no years, no names. Just the people and the science.
#KamounLab #PlantPathology #PlantScience #OpenScience #TSL #Norwich #LabLife
youtu.be/ZJtN6OBqA6Y?si=nBcM… via @YouTube
