Libby Indermaur
@libby_indermaur
Plant Pathology PhD Candidate + Vegetable & Mycology enthusiast @Cornell @smartlabcu | @NCStateHort alumna | she/her 🏳️🌈
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21-06-2020 17:53:05
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Finished my last powdery mildew ratings this week! These are from a 3-year #IPM study, and it looks like we’ve found some options for #organic #squash growers Cucurbit Coordinated Agricultural Project
Harvested my last Cucurbit Coordinated Agricultural Project #IPM squash trial today! Thank you to many in SmartLabAgritech members for your help. Next step: canning! 🎃
Congratulations Dr. MADDIE FLASCO Maddie Flasco for successfully defending her PhD in Plant Pathology! She is an incoming professor at LSU PPCP! Cornell AgriTech Cornell CALS SAGES APS Virology Committee APS Graduate Student Committee LSU PPCP LSU AgCenter
We found some exciting differences across breeding lines! Which one(s) would you eat...? Cucurbit Coordinated Agricultural Project
Last night, the Northeastern Division of APS awarded the three best graduate student presentations of this year. I am very proud to see three fellow Cornell University PPPMB grads receive these awards 🥹👏🏼 Libby Indermaur Isabella Magna Yannuzzi and Kensy Rodriguez you did an amazing job! #CornellSIPS
Had an incredible time at NED APS and am excited to have placed second in the presentation competition with my talk on AMR in E. amylovora. Proud to be in the top three with Libby Indermaur and Kensy Rodriguez who delivered amazing, engaging presentations on rhubarb and squash bug!
Students from Cornell AgriTech swept the podium in the presentation competition at NED The American Phytopathological Society last week! I’m honored to have placed first presenting on #rhubarb and #Didymella. Congratulations to Isabella Magna Yannuzzi & Kensy Rodriguez on your winning talks! 🍎🥒Cornell CALS
I was awarded third place at NED APS The American Phytopathological Society for my presentation. As a non-native English speaker and having learned English only 4 years ago, this a reminder that the sky is the limit! 🙏🏽 congrats to Libby Indermaur and Isabella Magna Yannuzzi, 1st and 2nd place, well deserved!!
Congratulations to a few of our rock star graduate students, Libby Indermaur (1st place), Isabella Magna Yannuzzi (2nd place) and Kensy Rodriguez (3rd place) who received Grad Student Presentation Awards at the Northeastern Division Meeting for the American Phytopathological Society.🥳
Very cool to see Growing Produce share some findings from our recent paper! #cucurbits #powderymildew Cucurbit Coordinated Agricultural Project Cornell AgriTech SmartLabAgritech Recent Studies Point to Improved Squash Crops growingproduce.com/vegetables/cuc…
Very exciting to see some of our #rhubarb work featured in the Cornell Chronicle! SmartLabAgritech Christine Smart Colin Day Cornell AgriTech news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/0…
Rhubarb is a bit of an enigma with a fleeting growing season, but researchers at Cornell AgriTech and Cornell CALS have big plans for the plant and its big red stalks. news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/0…
I am very excited to share that I’ve been awarded a NIFA Predoctoral Fellowship! Here comes more Didymella genotyping and rhubarb pathology work! 🍄🧬💻 Cornell AgriTech SmartLabAgritech
Thank you The American Phytopathological Society for a fantastic #PlantHealth2024 conference! I was honored to represent the Northeast Division and share my experience teaching #PlantPathology with Cornell University Prison Education Program (CPEP) Thanks to @SmartLabCU, Cucurbit Coordinated Agricultural Project & APS Graduate Student Committee for your support! 🍄🎓🧬
Thank you Cornell AgriTech for sharing this story!