Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
I am having to cut a substantial amount from an ongoing @GCRF @BBSRC grant, which directly helps rice growers in sub-Saharan Africa to ensure food security- it is a massive breach of trust to cut ongoing projects of real impact @UKRI_News @beisgovuk
theguardian.com/science/2021…
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
I have spent the last few days scrambling to save a £2million highly successful project to help food security in sub-Saharan Africa.. One that has been held us a beacon by this gov
I am having to cut a substantial amount from an ongoing @GCRF @BBSRC grant, which directly helps rice growers in sub-Saharan Africa to ensure food security- it is a massive breach of trust to cut ongoing projects of real impact @UKRI_News @beisgovuk
theguardian.com/science/2021…
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
The embargo is lifted.
Apologies to every author/editor who will now have to rewrite every science & Irish history book.
New evidence reveals that Irish Potato Famine was caused by the virus Potato virus X & not the oomycete Phytophthora infestans, rewriting science & history
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
Explore #PlantHealth through a fully funded MSc project with @BS_PP @HarperAdamsUni
A new opportunity in 2021 #BSPP40years
Open to International and UK students.
Find out how to apply here: bspp.org.uk/funds/bspp-40th-…
#BSPPBursaries #AcademicTwitter #PlantPathology #IYPH
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
First ever article from the Fones Lab!
#Pseudomonas ice nucleating bacteria promote #Zymoseptoria - #Septoria tritici blotch of #wheat following frost. Published in @SciReports
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
PhD project available in my lab at @UniofExeter starting Sept 2021 with @SWBio_DTP (swbio.ac.uk/). Studying Europe's most important wheat pathogen and its interaction with wheat - come and join us! #Zymoseptoria #FoodSecurity #PlantPathology
exeter.ac.uk/studying/fundin…
Exciting PhD opportunity in the lab of former Gurr Labber Dr Helen Fones
PhD project available in my lab at @UniofExeter starting Sept 2021 with @SWBio_DTP (swbio.ac.uk/). Studying Europe's most important wheat pathogen and its interaction with wheat - come and join us! #Zymoseptoria #FoodSecurity #PlantPathology
exeter.ac.uk/studying/fundin…
ENROL NOW! Interested in exploring #sustainable #food futures? Sign up to our 'Future Food' MOOC bit.ly/2GY9uYU Interdisciplinary perspectives from world-class experts #FLFutureFood @EdtechExeter @UniofExeter
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
Sign up today! We are excited to announce 'Future Food: Sustainable Food Systems for the 21st Century' MOOC is open for registration and will be starting on October 14th! bit.ly/2mqXRCu #FLFutureFood @CLESOfficer @UniofExeterNews @UniExeCornwall @CollegeofEMPS
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
BSPP is proposing to appoint two paid positions on a freelance basis. These positions are a Society Administrator and Policy and Publicity Officer. bspp.org.uk/two-paid-positio…
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
CABI collaborates on new research which suggests #croppests more widespread than previously known. ow.ly/32PU50uM5MP @UniofExeter @DanBebber
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
Climate change is helping spread a fungus that attacks bananas cnn.it/2H7oBOU
Sarah Gurr Lab retweeted
Initial concept, summarised model and full model details (model A) for our paper published yesterday on weather dependent #STB disease risk @quietscientist @DanBebber @GurrLabExeter #Zymoseptoria royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
Today we published an article on modelling weather-dependent #STB disease risk caused by #Zymoseptoria royalsocietypublishing.org/d… @thomaschaloner @quietscientist @DanBebber
Thanks to @DanBebber for leading the modelling and statistical analyses, also @quietscientist, @williamkay and @thomaschaloner
Fantastic thought-provoking talk by Dr. Sarah Gurr @GurrLabExeter on the global movement of plant pathogens, fungi and oomycetes, fungicide resistance, and reporting of pathogens #Fungal19 #PlantPathogens
Thanks to @DanBebber for leading the modelling and statistical analyses, also @quietscientist, @williamkay and @thomaschaloner
Amazing work via @GurrLabExeter demonstrating such incredible changes in plant pathology both in the future and now. #fungal19
Thanks to @DanBebber for leading the modelling and statistical analyses, also @quietscientist, @williamkay and @thomaschaloner
Tracking movement of plant pathogenic fungi across world. Globalisation is impacting on movement of serious diseases, as is climate change @GurrLabExeter #fungal19
Our PhD student @thomaschaloner had the pleasure of working in Parliament with Sense about Science during their first #EvidenceWeek. Read more about his experience here: bit.ly/2uuVM9F
Our PhD student @thomaschaloner is in Parliament helping @senseaboutsci with their #EvidenceWeek - what a great opportunity and cause!
