📣#PlantBio2025 daily highlight: Biochemistry 1: Specialized Metabolites Concurrent Session!🌱 Learn more and register now!👉plantbiology.aspb.org/registration/ #plantscience

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blog.aspb.org/july-17-plant-… Please join me and the rest of this great panel, discussing how we as a community should not oversell research outputs whilst at the same time demonstrating societal relevance. Lots to cover!

#PlantBio2025 Community: We hope your journey is going well! We look forward to welcoming you in #Milwaukee!🌿 #PlantScience

#PlantBio2025 Pre-Conference Symposium Honoring Joanne Chory happening now! This special event is brought to you by mentees of Dr. Joanne Chory, who passed away in 2024, to honor her legacy.🌱 See #PlantBio2025 schedule for more details: plantbiology.aspb.org/program-overvi…

The #PlantScienceSaturday crew is ready! This initiative is inspired by members who want to give back to the local communities. Learn more, and/or join us! plantbiology.aspb.org/plant-science-… #PlantBio2025 #PlantScience #farmersmarket #visitmilwaukee

The #PlantBio2025 Undergraduate Networking Session is happening from 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM in Meeting Room 202AB! Stop by and join us!🌱 #PlantScience #UndergraduateResearch

ASPB President Hong Ma shares the stage with the ASPB Leadership Team at the Opening Address at #PlantBio2025 🌱 "The diverse perspectives of our leadership strengthen ASPB"

"Our community matters now more than ever. Our voices are stronger together as we advocate for policies that will support #plantscience now and in the future." ASPB President Hong Ma on why society membership matters. ##PlantBio2025 #advocacy

Plenary Speaker Danielle Ignace takes the audience on a journey considering how diverse experiences will mentor future generations faced with solving complex environmental problems. #PlantBio2025

Plenary Speaker Dawn Nagel outlines the work being done in her lab at UC Riverside to dissect molecular mechanisms modulated by time of day in response to heat stress responses #plantscience #PlantBio2025

We had a fantastic set of finalists for this year's 3MT! I'm very proud of these early career folks! If you see them around, please talk to them about thejr research! #PlantBio2025.

Happening now: Biochemistry 1: Specialized Metabolites Concurrent Symposium, featuring talks by Maneesh Lingwan, PhD, Kristen Edgeworth, Ciara O'Brien, Nitin Uttam Kamble, and Nadia Mourad Silva!🌱 #PlantBio2025 #PlantScience Danforth Center John Innes Centre IISER Thiruvananthapuram @nipgrsocial FLORIDA

Congratulations to our very own Plantae Fellows Maneesh Lingwan, PhD and Ciara O'Brien ciara-obrien.bsky.social on giving their Concurrent Symposium talk at #PlantBio2025!🌱👏 #PlantaeFellow #PlantScience

Back at ASPB #PlantBio2025 reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. Stronger Together 🙌 Advanced Portfolio News Wiley in research Advanced Biology Advanced Genetics Modern Agriculture (ModA)

Plantae Fellows from past and present, near and far gathered #IRL at #PlantBio2025, creating community year after year!🌱 📢Application is now open for the 2025-2026 Plantae Fellows program! Learn more and apply by August 31! plantae.org/2026fellowsapp/

Editor-in-Chief Yunde Zhao of Plant Physiology provides an update on the journal's performance during the ASPB Town Hall at #PlantBio2025

"Attending a conference like #PlantBio2025 allows us to think outside of the box. This is a broad conference to learn and benefit from." --ASPB President Hong Ma at the ASPB Town Hall

It was wonderful experience meeting past and current Plantae fellows in #PlantBiology2025, If you want to be part of outstanding early career global plant science community, applications are open for #Plantaefellow ASPB Plantae

This is the paper that is featured on the cover of the current issue of PBJ. Like all our content it's Open Access. We chose this paper for the cover because it epitomises the translational focus of our journal - from gene to field. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pb…