My lab is looking to hire a graduate student with a focus on White Mold on soybean. Please feel free to share and contact me if you have any questions.

Today was the lab’s 10th birthday! it has been an amazing 1st decade and hoping for many more years with my team and alumni 🤗 Hunter Collins Yara I. Rosado-Rivera M.S. Mary Lorscheider @MdZiaurRahmanB1 Camilo Parada 🦋 @cahuparo.bsky.socia Mariana Prieto Torres Jack Mascarenhas Sarah Cochran-Murray Savithri Purayannur NCSU Entomology & Plant Pathology N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative

New preprint led by our Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture and UNL PSI grad student zhikai --- microbiome-enabled #GenomicSelection improves prediction accuracy for N-related traits in maize. This study reveals the role of beneficial microbes for #SustainableAgriculture biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Greenhouse discoveries! 🍄 #Leucocoprinus birnbaumii

I am excited to share our newest article from Potnis Lab on how phyllosphere microbes respond to a change by altering community composition and interactions among members and overall community function under changing climate. Neha Potnis nature.com/articles/s4370…

Meet our newest grape variety, "Aravelle". Developed by prof. Bruce Reisch, this grape has been 42 years in the making. Aravelle is a combination of Riesling and Cayuga White and excels in both quality and disease resistance. #FLXwine #NYwine #viticulture news.cornell.edu/stories/2023/0…

I attended the Corteva Agriscience DELTA symposium, which brought together 71 underrepresented scholars in agriculture. And, I wrote an article congratulating Corteva Agriscience for identifying the need for intentional recruitment of underrepresented talents in agriculture. linkedin.com/pulse/audacity…

Here is Dr. Amie Sankoh! An outstanding person and scientist. Amie Fornah Sankoh # ScienceForAll UT Knoxville BCMB_UTK Danforth Center. We are so very proud of you, the trail you have blazed and the doors you've opened!

Very cool new tool for plant disease severity training from Emerson Del Ponte at edelponte.shinyapps.io/traineR/ Choose leaf and lesion parameters and start training! Open Plant Pathology UFVPlantPathology Tropical Plant Pathology The American Phytopathological Society #IPM #agtwitter Plant Health Progress

🫘🧫Did you know that microbes around a germinating seed could change as early as 6 hours after sowing? 🤔 I am delighted to announce that my first paper on this interesting topic is out! Even more honored to have my name on the first paper from an excellent lab!

I just published: Four timeless principles of success The legacy of my great-grandfather Mohamed Said Kamoun lives on. His principles transcend generations and serve as guiding lights for anyone seeking success, whether in business or personal life. link.medium.com/L7QGGLJOnAb

Check out this paper by Oluwakemisola Olofintila and Noel on soybean and cotton spermosphere soil microbiomes. This habitat forms just after initial release of seed exudates--critical for seed pathogens and beneficial microbes. journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/sp…

I am recruiting a graduate student to study target spot and leaf microbiome of tobacco. Please send CV and cover letter with GPA, GRE, and TOFEL or IELTS test scores. Please RT-

The beauty of the Yoruba culture 🇳🇬 Ojude Oba Festival! Shot by me

ISPP #Seed #Pathology #Committee #session at #ICPP2023 on #seed #microbiome: Zachary #Noel on #seedborne #pathogens of #soybean and #cotton #spermosphere, thanks to #speakers and #attendants for full audience

Do NOT let the language in descriptions convince you not to apply for a job you want. Here's my position description from the job ad I applied to at UNL. It sounds nothing like me. UNLBigData and Nebraska Agronomy and Horticulture hired me anyway.

We're starting the search for the next leader of the Nebraska Plant Transformation Center. This is an open rank faculty position. That means we are open to, and the the financial support to hire someone at the assistant, associate or full professor level. (1/5)

A survey looked at cotton seed killing pathogens. Results indicate farmers should tailor seed treatments by region and pathogen to improve seedling disease management. Read more at cropprotectionnetwork.org/publications/p…. From Extension. Zachary Noel Oluwakemisola Olofintila Tom Allen Kaitlyn Bissonnette