PhD student with @NRPBIODTP @KewScience and @EarlhamInst 🧬🌱 Characterising drought tolerance in Common Beans
Joined October 2021
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Kate Denning-James retweeted
Researchers from the De Vega Group are at the inaugural UK Legume Research Conference at @UniofReading today, discussing their work in crop diversity and genomic tools to support crop breeding programmes.
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#legume #genomics
Kate Denning-James retweeted
Kidney, black, navy or pinto? These are some of the common #beans we eat.
But #DYK there are more than 50,000 different bean varieties? 🌱
Next time you cook your favorite recipe featuring beans, why not try a new one?
More about beans 👉buff.ly/3DcmA1d
Kate Denning-James retweeted
Kidney, black, navy or pinto? These are some of the common #beans we eat.
But #DYK there are more than 50,000 different bean varieties? 🌱
Next time you cook your favorite recipe featuring beans, why not try a new one?
More about beans 👉buff.ly/3DcmA1d
Kate Denning-James retweeted
So excited to see some work I did during my Year In Industry at @EarlhamInst published (and it’s my first publication!!) 🌿🧬
Happy to share our paper revealing how #endophytic fungi related to the #ashdieback
fungus also carry signatures of pathogenicity on European ash, highlighting the crucial role of #biosecurity in preventing the spread of #forest diseases.
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Kate Denning-James retweeted
🧪🧬🥼 Did you join us for our 2023 festival? Experience some of the highlights again, from ice bucket plunges to inspiring talks to amazing family fun in our short film! What was your best moment of NSF23? 🌿🐾🔬
Kate Denning-James retweeted
"There are thousands of varieties of common bean but very few are produced for everyday consumption. However, this number of varieties contains an important source of genetic diversity." @katdenjam
Using local knowledge to guide bean breeding programmes
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Kate Denning-James retweeted
"This project combines AGROSAVIA’s experience of working with beans, the local communities who produce them, and the genome analysis experience from EI".
Using local knowledge to guide bean breeding programmes
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@SomosAGROSAVIA @BiovIntCIAT_eng @katdenjam
Kate Denning-James retweeted
📣 It's @NorwichResearch Park day at the @NorwichSciFest!
Join scientists from the Earlham Institute alongside @TheQuadram, @JohnInnesCentre, @TheSainsburyLab, @NNUH and @UEAResearch to discover the amazing science taking place here in #Norwich!
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ALT Earlham researchers engaging with members of the public at the Darwin Tree of Life stand in the Forum Norwich.
Kate Denning-James retweeted
In a new blog, #PhDstudent Kate writes about her trip to Colombia, working with growers and researchers at @BiovIntCIAT_eng, to gain local knowledge into genetic diversity in common bean crops - crucial to #foodsecurity.
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@katdenjam @jjdeveg @NRPBIODTP
I recently got back from a trip to Colombia for my PhD. I’ve written a little blog about my experience out there 🌱 ✈️ 🇨🇴
In a new #PhDBlog, Kate writes about her trip to Colombia, where she worked with collaborators at @BiovIntCIAT_eng, to gain local knowledge and practical experience with local growers and experts in common bean crops.
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@katdenjam @NRPBIODTP @jjdeveg
Kate Denning-James retweeted
In a new #PhDBlog, Kate writes about her trip to Colombia, where she worked with collaborators at @BiovIntCIAT_eng, to gain local knowledge and practical experience with local growers and experts in common bean crops.
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@katdenjam @NRPBIODTP @jjdeveg
Kate Denning-James retweeted
I'm delighted to be part of this exciting project, congratulations @pauledwardrose and all fellow contributors! My chapter on population genomics is freely downloadable with my sincere thanks to @EarlhamInst for financing & supporting open access science.
Kate Denning-James retweeted
Still a few places available on my data exploration with Python course:
earlham.ac.uk/events/data-ex…
a deep dive into processing/visualizing complex biological datasets with the seaborn/pandas/matplotlib stack
Kate Denning-James retweeted
A loaf of bread illustrates the work @EarlhamInst by Josh Colmer, using the TraitSeq technology to find novel traits for crop breeding, especially wheat. #REAP2022
Kate Denning-James retweeted
How dry is it? 113 mm in October + 52 mm this month, yet land drains still not running. In a normal autumn I’ve known them running after only 6 mm. 😬 – at South West, England
Kate Denning-James retweeted
All set up here at #REAP2022, we're looking forward to meeting attendees today and discussing #agritech research and innovation at EI.
ALT The Earlham Institute team at their stand at the AgriTech-E REAP Conference. Left to right, PhD Students Kate Denning-James and Joshua Colmer, with Head of Plant Genomics Anthony Hall and Group Leader Jose De Vega.
Kate Denning-James retweeted
Lunch break at our Student Symposium and it's time for the #phd poster presentations!
Kate Denning-James retweeted
Only by safeguarding crop diversity and making it available for use by researchers, plant breeders and farmers can we adapt agriculture to the climate crisis, reduce environmental degradation and improve livelihoods.
Learn more about how to support us 👉 buff.ly/3RlbRqZ
ALT A mix of different seeds.
I had a great weekend visiting @SomosAGROSAVIA in Rionegro and seeing some of the beautiful bean diversity
Kate Denning-James retweeted
🌱 The CGIAR Genebank Platform, led by @CropTrust, enabled our 11 genebanks to conserve and make available accessions of crops and trees on behalf of the global community!
Explore our results dashboard to learn more 👉 on.cgiar.org/2V6lKki
#CGIARimpact
