José Dinneny
@dinnenylab
Professor of Biology at Stanford University. Interested in how plants survive stressful environments so we can too.
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24-06-2023 02:07:14
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Interested in plant synthetic biology? Come learn and design with us! Then get those designs synthesized and transformed into maize for FREE by Twist Bioscience and Iowa State University! Nicola J Patron 👩🏾🔬🌱⚙️ Justin Walley #planysynbio PlantCellAtlas
Job alert: 2 postdoc positions available in my group Earlham Institute. Synthetic biology to 1) decode and engineer root architecture, 2) engineer plant-beneficial rhizobacteria. Reach out and please share! earlham.ac.uk/scientific-gro… 1) jobs.earlham.ac.uk/Details.asp?va… 2) jobs.earlham.ac.uk/Details.asp?va…
Interested in how we can leverage all this fancy new omics data to improve plants for productivity under climate change? julia serres and I share our ideas in this new review: nature.com/articles/s4158…
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José Dinneny Fascinating research! Hydropatterning has huge potential for crop adaptation to varying soil conditions. Excited to see where this discovery takes us!
Excited to share our work integrating transcriptome, (phospho)proteome, and metabolome data to map mulit-omicQTL and build predictive regulatory networks of NLB infected corn. Awesome work by Dr. Natalie Clark Judith Kolkman Christian Montes et al. Great collab. with Nelson & Christensen labs!
Postdoc position alert - in Alex Cantó-Pastor's NEW lab at Yale. While we will miss him greatly, a new postdoc will be sure to benefit from his mentorship and will get to participate in a very exciting project at the intersection of development and immunity. Alex Cantó-Pastor
The newest discovery in our robustness research thanks to Dr. Shuyao Kong Shuyao Kong, Mingyuan Zhu, Richard Smith Lab 🇺🇦, David Pan, and Brendan Lane. Tradeoff between speed and robustness in primordium initiation mediated by auxin-CUC1 interaction disq.us/t/4po30i3