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Harnessing within-cultivar variation to identify hidden genetic resistance using single plant-omics biorxiv.org/content/10.64898… #biorxiv_plants
Amazingly, even elite cultivars can contain hidden genetic variants that may unlock greater disease resistance: Check out this pre-print! biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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The new Plant Chronobiology Hub is here 🌱
Investigating diverse aspects of chronobiology, ranging from molecular genetics and transcriptional networks to mathematical modelling.
Apply now for MSc by Research starting Sept 2026
Deadline 1 May 2026
www-users.york.ac.uk/~de656/…
ALT Photo of a person in a blue lab coat in a greenhouse surrounded by plants
Variation in how plants absorb metals: from nutritious vegetables to phytomining (York YBDTP Project) at University of York on FindAPhD.com
Pushing energy-efficient urban farming to the limit using plant circadian clocks (York YBDTP Project) at University of York on FindAPhD.com
I'm pleased to announce two PhD openings in my lab: one focussed on intra-population heterogeneity and another focussed on plant circadian clocks.
Study helps urban farmers create 'light recipe' to increase crop yield phys.org/news/2025-07-urban-… via @physorg_com
Our plants can disco! We have a new protocol for effectively programming multi-channel LED lights. They have some really weird quirks you might not realise that may impact your experiment! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Daphne Ezer retweeted
Session 3 of our partnership with Daphne @RegulatoryNet from @BiologyatYork was fun. Here Class 3 are demonstrating how plants move. We are also super excited to have made (almost) new discoveries that will help scientists grow kale!
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We are excited to announce that the 4th Young Researchers' Symposium on Plant Photobiology (YRSPP) will take place from 15-18 April 2026 in Edinburgh, Scotland's beautiful capital city. 🪴🍃🏴
More details soon!
#YRSPP #YRSPP2026
#earlycareer #plantscience #photobiology
ALT YRSPP 2026 logo and 'save the date' announcement: 15-18th April 2026, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Take a look at our new pre-print: ELF3 controls trait heterogeneity in Arabidopsis and barley. doi.org/10.1101/2025.03.24.6…
I'm excited to be taking my MSc in Bioinformatics students (University of York) to present their work at #NorthernBug in Huddersfield. This year, they have a talk and poster! Still time to apply for next year!
How to make bioinformatics accessible for visually impaired students? Lillian made phenomenal resources for my class! blogs.york.ac.uk/digital-acc…
Sneak peak at my #ICAR2025 plenary: how synchronously seedlings respond to daylength changes is linked with how uniform they are at flowering, driven by GI, ELF3, prion-like domains in KH proteins and crazy chimeric MAF transcripts. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Daphne Ezer retweeted
Please share: We're hiring up to FIVE Postdocs or PhD students for a number of #plantsci #proteomics #genomics projects between my lab and that of Hervé Vanderschuren at @KU_Leuven & @UniversiteLiege!
Come join us in the land of 🍫 & 🍻 for some exciting science!
Daphne Ezer retweeted
Dear 🌱🧬 community, I am excited to share that I am recruiting PhD students for my lab at SBS, University of Auckland 🇳🇿! Our research will focus on the temperature regulation of the circadian clock in the legume M. truncatula, see comments below. Thanks for sharing!
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Please spread the word, we are still open for applications!
Find out more - bit.ly/4geU14D
#paidopportunities #GenerationResearch #summerstudentships
Our GenerationResearch Summer Studentships are LIVE!
6-12 weeks fully paid studentships available for students at the University of York and across Yorkshire (please check the projects for eligibility criteria)
Find out more: bit.ly/4geU14D
#GenerationResearch
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Deadline extended for our PhD position. EPSRC Fully funded Project: Plant chrono-nutrition: Quantitative methods for improving the nutritional quality of fresh vegetables in urban farms at University of York on FindAPhD.com
American university students considering grad school: If you want to fill a year while you figure out what is going on with American science funding, I would consider the MSc in Bioinformatics at York, which is still accepting applications. (1/5)
The T4 visa enables up to 20 hours of part time work during term-time and full time work between terms. Instructors are conscientious that students often work. York is also cheaper than London. (4/5)