Fantastic talk by Anja Geitmann on mechanoperception on Mimosa plants

Happy to share our latest preprint on the control of cell wall integrity during root hair growth by RALF22, LRX1/2, FERONIA and pectin status. biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Huge collaborative effort with especially the groups of @JSC_Cellsensing, Herman Höfte and many others!

Two more days to send your indication of interest (or full dossier) for this postdoctoral project opportunity! PlantPostdocs (@plantpostdocs.bsky.social) PostdocJobs.com #PlantSciJobs #plantpostdocs #ScienceJobs #scijobs #jobsSCI #postdoc

I have seen all 4 of these lines of best fit in published peer-reviewed papers and oddly the top left is probably the rarest type 📉

Happy that we could contribute to this nice story! 👍

Chapter 2 by Alban Mariette, Thomas Michael Curry, Dr. Bree Urbanowicz, Berit Ebert: Plant cell wall glycosyltransferases - from sequence to structure and function

Excellent editing by Anja Geitmann of a very interesting book!

Our editors write: - Pollen: Integrity peptide for tube walls rdcu.be/ds2ZX A highlight of this paper in Science Magazine : science.org/doi/abs/10.112… "a pectin–RALF4–LRX8 complex plays an unexpected structural role that is required for proper growth of pollen tubes."

We are looking for a PostDoc to join our FuncyPhosphoLab team @PSB_VIB. Check this out if you are interested in working on temperature signalling: jobso.id/hst3

New Article: "RALF22 has a structural and signalling role in root hair cell wall assembly" rdcu.be/dAN5D RALF22: structural component organizing cell wall architecture + feedback signalling molecule that regulates this process depending on its interaction partners.

José Feijó opening the Plant Calcium Signaling #EMBOcalciumSignaling meeting in Lisbon, excited to be here!

All good things come to an end... the EMBO Workshop PCS2024 is over. Such a great meeting! See you in 2024! #PCS2024 #Science #Networking Myriam Charpentier Plant Energy Biology Lab --- Feel free to adjust it to your liking!

Very happy to present the latest work we contributed to: Brassinosteroids Render Cell Walls Softer but Less Extensible in Growing Arabidopsis Hypocotyls mdpi.com/3127888 #mdpiplants via Plants MDPI