Long-term imaging of cell division (asymmetric/ symmetric) in the developing Arabidopsis root with a custom made light-sheet microscope. Winter et al. Philip Benfey lab Duke University biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

As the holiday season is upon us, we find ourselves reflecting on the past year and those who have helped shape Resolve Biosciences. It’s been quite a year! We hope 2022 has been just as memorable for you, your colleagues, and your loved ones! #genomics #spatial #biology #omics

How do hormone-mediated signaling networks vary in space and time? In our latest out in Science Magazine we use time series scRNA-seq to profile brassinosteroid responses across the cell types and developmental stages of the Arabidopsis root. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Come to our Arabidopsis Community Career Panel. Lab alumna Heather Meyer will be a panelist.

1/ Negative is also positive! Our new study shows that mismatches in RNA:DNA hybrids can adopt a negative charge and have a substantial effect on fidelity of biochemical processes, such as transcription, translation and CRISPR/Cas9 off-target gene editing! doi.org/10.1101/2023.0…

The Plant Cell Atlas Remembers Philip Benfey - PLANT CELL ATLAS plantcellatlas.org/2/post/2023/12…

We’re searching for abstract speakers for the PCA’s 3rd annual Symposium! Want to share your work with our broad network of experts? Submit your application today! Register Here: bit.ly/3S9GVgk Learn more: bit.ly/PCASymp3

Please RT: Travel award application deadline is approaching.

Dr. Mingyuan Zhu is a PostDoc at Duke University in the Benfey Lab, where he studies plant development biology. Dr. Zhu’s recent work centers around single-cell and spatial transcriptomics to study root development in rice. #3rdPCASymposium Register: bit.ly/PCASymp3

Check out the new paper of Roeder lab alumna Dr. Lilan Hong and her lab at ZJU on robust sepal morphogenesis. authors.elsevier.com/c/1jbYT3QW8S6F…

🌟 Dive into the Future of Plant Science: Advances in Computational Biology 🌱 Edited by Mingyuan Zhu, Swarna Kanchan, Minu Kesheri, Deepu Pandita, and Che-Wei Hsu. Unlock groundbreaking insights bridging omics studies and plant development! 🌐

The latest episode of Behind The Bench features Dr. Adrienne Roeder Roeder lab, from Cornell University. She discusses her work at the intersection of computational modeling and experimental biology, and the many learnings she's learned along the way! Read here: insdb.in/behind-the-ben…

In TWO WEEKS the fifth session of the Plant Cell Identity Webinar will continue. Join us to hear talks from Dr. Jazz Dickinson and Dr. Nemanja Vukašinović! Register Here: bit.ly/PCAPCI_Webinar

How do roots sense and adapt to real soil stress—in single cell resolution?🌾 Using scRNA-seq and spatial transcriptomics, we showed how rice root cell groups coordinate and respond to natural, heterogeneous soil, and a key soil stress: compaction. nature.com/articles/s4158…

May 29! Lab Launchpad: The New PI’s Guide to Starting Your Own Lab - Webinar especially for plant scientists! Hosted on Zoom & recorded for later viewing. Sign up to get Zoom & recording links. eventform.plantae.org/plantae.calend…

Join the 5/29 NAASC panel (register by 5/28): with Rachel Shahan (UCLA), Kevin Cox (WUSTL & Danforth Center) & Monika Fischer (Univ. British Columbia). Early Career Scholar Hosts: Catherine Freed, Mingyuan Zhu, Vincent Cerbantez. Panel will be recorded for later viewing

Join the 5/29 NAASC panel (register by 5/28): with Monika Fischer (Univ. British Columbia), Rachel Shahan (UCLA) & Kevin Cox (WUSTL & Danforth Center). Early Career Scholar Hosts: Catherine Freed, Mingyuan Zhu, Vincent Cerbantez. Panel will be recorded for later viewing

Join the 5/29 NAASC panel (register by 5/28): with Kevin Cox (WUSTL & Danforth Center), Rachel Shahan (UCLA), & Monika Fischer (Univ. British Columbia). Early Career Scholar Hosts: Catherine Freed, Mingyuan Zhu, Vincent Cerbantez. Panel will be recorded for later viewing

Morphogenic Regulator-Assisted Plant Transformation 📅 June 25, 2025 🕚 11 AM PDT | 2 PM EDT | 6 PM GMT 🧬 Dive into cutting-edge strategies for enhancing plant transformation efficiency

Excited to share that the Zhu Lab will officially open at Texas A&M University on August 1st, 2025! Actively recruiting! Postdoc Advertisement: drive.google.com/file/d/1Gpvni5…