Biologist interested in plant evolution and development, especially the origin of vascular plants. Works as a Professor at @BristolBioSci.
Joined February 2024
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So thrilled that my research and contributions to the University have been recognised through a successful promotion application ☺️. From August 1st, I will be Professor H! 🥳🍰🥂
Another great job opportunity @BristolBioSci listed in the post below. This one is a lectureship in evolutionary biology, and we are looking for an academic lead to our MSc in bioinformatics, so genomics and phylogenetics will be strong cards to play!
Last chance to apply for a lectureship @BristolBioSci this Friday 24th. This is an open call with 2 positions. More info on the University webpages if you search for ACAD107841. Looking forward to hearing about your work 😁!
1/9 I am excited to share our pre-print on spatial transcriptomics in wheat spikes in collaboration with @AshleighSLister. Using MERFISH, we resolved the expression of 200 genes to cellular resolution. Check out the pre-print 👉tinyurl.com/c7t3kncf
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1/9 I am excited to share our pre-print on spatial transcriptomics in wheat spikes in collaboration with @AshleighSLister. Using MERFISH, we resolved the expression of 200 genes to cellular resolution. Check out the pre-print 👉tinyurl.com/c7t3kncf
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We are seeking to appoint a Pathway 3 Lecturer (grade K), as the operational lead of our highly successful Bioinformatics taught Masters programme!
For more info click the link below:
bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta…
ALT The rear of the LSB
The posts over the next few days will be my last as Editor in Chief of New Phytologist as I am stepping down after 12 years. I would like to express my sincere thanks to the Editors, Advisors and members of NP Central Office for their support. (1/3)
Issue 23 is now complete!
On the cover: The liverwort Marchantia polymorpha grown for four weeks on soil. New tissues and organs are produced from meristems at the apices of the plant. See Research article by Spencer et al.
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ALT Cover image of issue 23: The liverwort Marchantia polymorpha grown for four weeks on soil. New tissues and organs are produced from meristems at the apices of the plant. See Research article by Spencer et al.
Excited to be able to share with you that the School of Biological Sciences is recruiting to lecturer/senior lecturer position(s) in biology. This is an open call so if you think you could add something good to our research and teaching, do apply!
Many congratulations to Dr Jeal @KatieJeal7. Very proud of all you have achieved in the last 4 years and looking forward to hearing about your next steps. Thanks so much @Dixon_LE and Jordi from me too! 🥂🥳
I’ve had a lovely day celebrating passing my viva! Thanks to my examiners @Dixon_LE and Jordi Paps for a great discussion! And thanks to @HarrisonLab and Keith Edwards for the excellent supervision over the last four years! 🌾
I thought that I would share the wonderful autumn colours I encountered during a walk in Bleasdale near where I live in the UK.
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We have just launched our #bioscience PhD projects to start with us in Sept 25!😀
Deadline⏰11 Dec 24
Projects tinyurl.com/mrxxnpf7
@GW4Alliance @SwanseaUni @UWEBristol @UniofExeter @BristolUni @UniofBath @Rothamsted @cardiffuni @thembauk @PlymUni @SETsquared_Br @UCBMedia
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Registration for the #nonseedUK24 meeting is OPEN (tinyurl.com/2w9us5av) until 29th November. If you would like to be considered for a flash talk and/or a travel grant, complete this form (tinyurl.com/5x58tbkr) by 15th November. Looking forward to another great meeting 🌱
Looking forward for the papers to come out of this
Did you ever wonder why vascular plant shoots don’t terminate in sporangia like bryophytes do? I’m excited to be able to offer a 4-year funded PhD @BristolBioSci to find out! Project info on findaphd.com & please get in touch if you’d like to know more.
Did you ever wonder why vascular plant shoots don’t terminate in sporangia like bryophytes do? I’m excited to be able to offer a 4-year funded PhD @BristolBioSci to find out! Project info on findaphd.com & please get in touch if you’d like to know more.
