I did miss it! Thanks for reposting @aspb :)

Not a great photo, but a great talk from Dr. Juliana González-Tobón at the UMN Plant Pathology seminary series. RbTn-Seq is such a good tool to monitor population structure. 🦠🧬🔻

Few things are as exciting for me as a full day of #nanopore talks! Though, as a Read, I do find the new slogan a bit presumptuous...

Come work in St. Paul! The USDA Cereal Disease Laboratory is looking for someone to research #wheat and #barley rust. I'm happy to answer general questions about the application process 🌾😎🌾 usajobs.gov/job/783688700

Reviewing these research presentations is a lot of fun .... and very humbling! Sign up!

I’m so excited for two days of Xanthomonas talks 🥰

Bring on the TALES! Robyn Roberts presenting Diego Gutierrez recent work looking at TALEs in virulent Colorado strains - microbiologyresearch.org/content/journa…

.Liz Brauer starts with the Xtu disease cycle before launching into differential flagellin responses among barley lines.

All the way from Belgium 🇧🇪 , Peduzzi Chloé sharing her research on type VI secretion in Xanthomonas translucens

Back to typeIII secretion 😎 - Ibukunoluwa Bankole shows some exciting preliminary work knocking out Xtu effectors

Love the diversity of locations that this teacher training workshop is being held :) 🧬🧬🧬 Tagging a few accounts that might know some biology teachers that would be interested: SACNAS Puerto Ricans In STEM Mike Shintaku

Please RT - we are hiring a technician! Come join our team in Wooster, Ohio to assist in stakeholder-driven research related to seed health and virus disease management! 🌽 Bachelor's + 1 year exp or Master's required. Deadline is April 25th. Apply here: usajobs.gov/job/785957900

Join me for our next #communitylistening session to help the plant science community build a system of accountability to address personal and systemic harm! I’ll be facilitating this critical dialogue on Monday 4/22 hosted by ROOT & SHOOT Research Coordination Network

The Fhb1 story from wheat is complicated - this work shows that one of the genes at the resistance locus works by preventing condensation and maintaining alternative splicing patterns - DON stimulates condensation in the susceptible allele carrying lines shorturl.at/FPSUY

We have opened sign ups for our annual "Genomes and Plant Health" workshop that includes lectures and hands on activities. It is free, in person, Berkeley campus, June 10-11 undergraduates, June 12-13 high School students. Help us spread the word: krasilevalab.org/outreach/

Plant Science Research Weekly -- Alternative splicing of a disease resistance gene maintains homeostasis between growth and immunity (Plant Cell) Dennis Halterman (Summary by Mary Williams mary williams) buff.ly/4c63p8u #PlantaePSRW

As I embark on a new chapter, my sights are set on California where I hope to put down roots in the plant research community around Sacramento. While navigating the job market has been challenging, I am excited about the opportunities that lie ahead.

Open positions: Two Postdoctoral Research Associate Positions in Plant Genome Editing at the University of Minnesota, USA wheat.pw.usda.gov/GG3/content/tw… Wheat Initiative International Barley Hub American Malting Barley Association Oat Newsletter

We're recruiting two postdocs to work on a UMN-USDA monocot genome editing project - link to apps here: tinyurl.com/37vynx74 Lots of small grains and genome editing expertise here in the Twin Cities - I'm happy to discuss, but please apply!

What a fun read about the evolution of NLRs and their relationship with transposons. The ID of anchors could be a powerful tool for nanopore adaptive seq - like this melon NLR neighborhood work: biorxiv.org/content/10.110…