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Out in the fields with our lab team in blueberry fields and vineyards to collect stem samples for detection of Xylella fastidiosa. It was fun😀

✨✨ New Package ✨✨ Happy to announce that I am soft launching another R color palette package, {MoMAColors} today! Currently has 35 palettes based around artwork at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art. Download Instruction and Palettes here: github.com/BlakeRMills/Mo… #r4ds #dataviz #rstats

Just had an amazing time presenting my research at the Graduate Students Poster Showcase in Auburn University! Honored to receive the Best Poster Presentation award in the Masters’ category.

I will be giving an oral presentation titled 'Pseudogenes and host specificity in a bacterial plant pathogen' at the Southeastern branch meeting of ASM at ACLC building, Auburn University on 11/04/2023 at 9:30 am. I cordially invite the attendees to join.

I had a fantastic time sharing my research at the 2023 Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Branch of the American Society of Microbiology. It's always enlightening to learn about the diverse range of research happening in this field.

Give them wings to fly #academictwitter nature.com/articles/d4158…

Happy 136th Birthday to Srinivasa Ramanujan, a self-taught Indian mathematical genius. He discovered nearly 4,000 theorems and equations, unique and groundbreaking. Some of his results were so advanced that they were not proven until decades after his death. Today, India

Excited to share that I've been awarded the Outstanding Master's student in Plant Pathology in College of Agriculture, Auburn University! Grateful to my advisor, Dr. Leonardo De La Fuente, for his exceptional support and mentorship.

The De La Fuente lab recently participated in the Alabama Science and Engineering Fair STEM Expo, where we showcased slides of microbial pathogens and insect specimens at our table. Students from grades 6-12 showed high level of enthusiasm as they engaged with our exhibits.

It was amazing to catch up with Punjab Agricultural University Ludhiana alumni at ‘International Conference on Plant Pathogenic Bacteria’ ICPPB & Biocontrol 2024. Navdeep Kaur Sehgeet Kaur Amanpreet Kaur #PhD #womeninSTEM #bacteria

Just presented my research in a 3MT at Auburn University. It was an incredible experience sharing my work and connecting with others.

Xylella seminars are resuming! On 19 November at 18 CET Auburn University Navdeep Kaur will present the results of her research Unravelling factors influencing host specificity in Xylella fastidiosa Plants EFSA PTI-SolXyl European Research Executive Agency For more info [email protected]

I’m thrilled to announce that I have successfully defended my Master’s thesis! A special thanks to my advisor Dr. Leonardo De La Fuente for his mentorship and encouragement, my family and my friends for always being there. Looking forward to the next chapter. #PhD

Excited to share that I’ve officially graduated with Master’s from Auburn University. Grateful for the experiences, the lessons, and the amazing people I’ve had the privilege to learn from along the way. On to the next chapter! War eagle!🦅 #@AuburnU

Check up this awesome content Research is about patience and exploration. Conversation with Navdeep Kaur - BeXyl Project: bexylproject.org/updates/news/r…

Excited to share our recent research article on pseudogenes and host specificity in Xylella fastidiosa. Check it out for more information: journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/ae… Grateful to Leonardo De La Fuente for this opportunity, and Neha Potnis for valuable suggestions.

Had a great time attending the American Phtopathological Society (APS) Southern & Carribbean Divisions Joint Meeting in Gainesville, FL, last month! #APS #PlantPathology

Excited to share that I’ve successfully defended my Master’s thesis! I am grateful to my advisor, Dr. Aniruddha Maity, co-advisor Dr. David Russell and other committee memebers for their guidance, support and encouragement throughout this journey! #WarEagle 🦅 Auburn Agriculture

New research highlights a key to understanding Xylella fastidiosa host diversity! 🧬🔬 Navdeep Kaur, an M.S. graduate from Auburn University, with #BeXylProject funding, explored the link between Xylella's 'junk DNA' (pseudogenes) and its ability to infect multiple plants. Her

This week at #4HUniversity,FL youth explored careers in ag with UF/IFAS College of Agricultural and Life Sciences We had a blast leading a #PlantPathology + #AI session where teens collected 🫐leaves, built image datasets, and trained a Teachable Machine model to ID healthy vs. diseased samples. UF/IFAS Plant Pathology Department UF IFAS CALS Dean