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Nematology position available at the University of Wisconsin at the assistant or associate professor level.
Come and work with me at the University of Wisconsin-Madison! The Dept. of Plant Pathology is looking for a Nematologist at the Assistant OR Associate level. The research area is open. Applications are encouraged from citizens of any nation.
jobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/5…
ALT arial view of the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus
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Come work with us. A resourceful lab, a very supportive PI and beautiful Palouse @PhD_Genie @plantpostdocs @ESNematologists @EURL_nematodes @NematologyW @UFcropnematodes @GradStudentTho1 @plantpathgrads
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Hello #nematology folx! Our @SON_nemaweb has a quarterly newsletter and we would like to feature any lab updates or people introductions in our issues. Thanks @MitchumLab for the illustration.
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Nematodes are naturally occurring, multicellular worms that live in soil!
They actively seek pests like slugs, or caterpillars, invade and devour them 🐛
Keep your garden looking fresh in the most natural way.
To find out more: youtube.com/watch?v=TIhO6E_r…
#Nemaslug #Nemasys
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Wonderful work highlighting #nematodes to younger generations! @NewDarling
kids.frontiersin.org/article…
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A huge effort with 32 authors from 12 different organization. We sequenced and assembled a high-quality genome of the model beet cyst nematode thus providing a platform for system-wide dual analysis of host and parasite gene expression covering all major stages of interaction 1/n
The genome and lifestage-specific transcriptomes of a plant-parasitic nematode and its host reveal susceptibility genes involved in trans-kingdom synthesis of vitamin B. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
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We regret to inform you that Dr. Hedwig Hirschmann Triantaphyllou, 94, passed away on Wednesday morning, September 22, 2021 at Morningside Assisted Living in Raleigh, NC. She was among the first and most prominent women in plant pathology research.
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Congratulations @ParrMcQueen for winning the BEST STUDENT ORAL PRESENTATION AWARD at #SON2021 we are very happy and proud!
Super excited to receive this 2nd place award for Best 15-minute Student Oral Presentations at #SON2021. Honored to have mentor @deepak_plpa cheering me on. Next step is to win first place in 2022! 💪🏼 @SON_nemaweb @UMNPlantPath
Personally super proud and happy for @DGKim97 @UMNPlantPath ! Much love!
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Postdoc opportunity to study the emerald ash borer microbiome. This position is based in New York, and will work closely with our lab in Minnesota & two labs in China to understand the biology of this invasive insect!
For info and to apply: academicjobsonline.org/ajo/j…
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The University of Minnesota now says it will require COVID-19 vaccines for students, pending full FDA approval view.ecommunications2.umn.ed…
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Nematology Seminar Day on Career Development & Soft Skills: What's after graduation in Nematology
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My last lead author pub is now accepted and will be published #OpenAccess soon in #biologicalcontrol this will be the #invivo sequel to #invitro #biocontrol of #nematode with #fungi @SON_nemaweb Spl thankyou @UMNPlantPath & Prof. Tiffin @Nematode_papers
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I got asked by a friend to come up with 5 common mistakes that authors make with their papers. So here goes:
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Bushley and Blanchette labs have two grad research assistantships available to investigate microbes associated with invasive beetles. NSF funded project focuses on taxonomic, functional and genetic biodiversity of microbes with beetles. More info: shorturl.at/bcuQ2
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Spiral! See if you can see the nematode (stuck). It’s head/stylet feeding inside a creeping bentgrass root. Uncommon to see and so... I share. And make videos!!! #Heliocotylenchus #Nematode cc @RandallKane1 @NematodeGuy @BruceMrtn
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At the Virtual SON Business Meeting, we announced the top two winners of the Cobb Foundation Video Contest. In 2nd place...drumroll, please...🥁...Exploring Nematodes with Deepak Haarith youtu.be/BwNKul8sFO0 via @YouTube Congratulations! #nematodes
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While my mask covers it, I am just beaming about today’s reopening of @BellMuseum @UMNews @CFANS It’s been four long months, and we are excited and ready to welcome everyone back, safely of course!
