The 12th Japan-US Seminar in Plant Pathology, 8/28-9/2/2022 at Cornell University. #JUSPP
Ithaca, NY
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Thrilled our paper is now published in PNAS—thanks to our fantastic team @BU_Biology @BUEarth🥰!!!
"Urbanization and edge effects interact to drive mutualism breakdown and the rise of unstable pathogenic communities in forest soil" 🏙️🍄 pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
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Happy to be reunited with old friends and connecting with new ones! #ISMPMI2023 @Juliana @Dani_M_Stevens @JerryTianrunLi @bardo_castro @CharisRamsing @HirumaKei @TA_NhiNguyen @M_Hinodes @ Chujia Jin
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If you have plant NLR papers in prep, talk to us about it or directly submit for consideration in our joint special issue☘️. See details below 👇 cell.com/cp/special-issues/c…
In light of upcoming #2023ISMPMI, we're proud to launch the joint special issue "Evolution, mechanism, and biology of Plant NLR-mediated immunity" via Community Review @CellPressNews together with @cellhostmicrobe and @CellReports. Check cell.com/cp/special-issues/c… for more details!
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Excited to have this paper published! Here we looked at single-cell responses to virulent Pseudomonas within a leaf, followed by spatial investigation. Collab with
@colepbio @LolleSigne @KvitkoPhD and heavy lifting by Jie Zhu. cell.com/cell-reports/fullte…
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Day 1 as #NewPi in my new home @StellenboschUni and looking forward to engaging with my new colleagues discussing everything #microbiome and #Plantholobiont. Follow us at plantholobiont.com to get the latest lab updates, news, and positions available #Holobiont #TeamSoybean – at Stellenbosch, South Africa
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News is out! I am the 2023 recipient of the William Boright Hewitt and Maybelle Ellen Ball Hewitt Award from the American Phytopathological Society -@plantdisease !
This award recognizes a scientist within seven years of receiving a PhD who has made an outstanding and innovative contribution directed towards the control of plant disease.
So many people I have to thank for this! So many institutions that fostered my passion for science and plant pathology in Cuba, Mexico, USA, Canada and Quebec!
I have to specially thank Mauricio Luna, Chrystel Olivier and @DumonceauxTim ! Thank you for the freedom and trust! You made me love science again! Thank to @PetaBS for giving me the opportunity of discovering clubroot, that changed my life! Last but no least, I have to thank to all the members of my team @AnneSo_Brochu @MSilvestreVa @asimjaved777 @RashaSalihCA @JiaxuWu6 @sdsmukherjee and more not in here, our many amazing collaborators and colleagues and the incredible funding agencies like @Conacyt_MX @NSERC_CRSNG @canolacouncil @AlbertaCanola @SaskCanola @CanolaGrowers @westerngrains @GenomeQuebec @FRQ_NT @InnovationCA @mapaquebec @RqradQc for working so hard and be always supportive! Finalement je dois remercier l'@universitelaval, @ulcriv et @ibis_laval pour m'avoir donné un foyer permanent où je continuerai à cultiver ma passion pour la phytopathologie!
I would have never imagined this when I left Cuba 10 years ago. I'm proud to be only the 3rd Cuban in the APS history to receive an award, and the first Canadian receiving this particular award!
This is the best birthday ever 🎂
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ALT Announcement of Edel Award
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Thrilled to share our mini-review in the special issue of PMPP. We explore the impact of genome variation on plant-fungal interactions and highlight cutting-edge advancements in characterizing the dynamic genome. Kudos to @1DEcook @liu3zhen @JapanUSPlant 📎authors.elsevier.com/c/1grKk…
Just posted! Proceedings contributions from labs of Greg Martin and David Cook:
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11 of 19 now posted- check out new contributions to the 12th Seminar Proceedings from the groups of @HiroakiAdachi3, Kenro Oshima, Seiji Tsuge, Yasufumi Hichiki, Yoshitaka Takano, Kasumi Takeuchi, @KbYasuyuki, @ADSteinbrenner and more!
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Much deserved shoutout to Ryohei @ryoheiterauchi and his team for all their contributions to #NLRbiology @AdamRBentham #PlantNLRfest
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Did you know that phytoalexins and NBS-LRRs/ MAPK cascades are not the fastest microbe/insect response? Instead it is the preformed two-compartment compounds like cyanogenics, glucosinolates, etc. This paper is discussion with @KvitkoPhD about alt ideas to classify defense.
Another Proceedings chapter just dropped! A discussion on "Phytoavengins" from @KvitkoPhD and @SpicyBotrytis. If you like avenging, reading this is definitely better than watching Quantumania. 🌱🧪🦸🏽♂️sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
More of the upcoming Proceedings special issue: "How might highly resilient plant immunity have evolved? A multiverse hypothesis" by Fumiaki Katagiri
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The first submission and first acceptance of our upcoming Proceedings of 12th Japan-US Seminar on Plant Pathology, published as a special issue in Phys. Mol. Plant Pathol. More soon to come!
🚨It’s out! 🚨 @JiaxuWu6 and I wrote a short perspective of what we believe should be the future of the #clubroot research, highlighting our project @ClubrootGenoEvo. Thank you @JapanUSPlant & @triplettlr for the invitation & opportunity 👏🏼
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ALT Happy brassicas
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I am thrilled to announce that I have accepted a faculty position at @StellenboschUni. As a black academic, I am excited to inspire and be inspired by future generation of Black scientist, but also use my platform to make a real impact #NewPI #BlackInSTEM
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Glad to share "Artificial nanovesicles for dsRNA delivery in spray induced gene silencing for crop protection" biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… Great team work #SIGS by Lulu Qiao, Rachael Hamby @J_NinoSanchez @Angela_ChenBio from UCR and a Big Thank You to Luca & Bruno Mezzeti @IPLANTA1
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While Twitter still works, tell your favorite undergrads that the Plant Health Fellows summer internship is accepting applications for 2023! Apply by Feb. 24th.
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Our paper with work by @snoeck_simon and @anthonygkgarcia is out today in @eLife !
We describe the evolution of herbivore peptide recognition by a plant immune receptor, and resurrect the sequence of the ancestral gene from ~28 million years ago.
elifesciences.org/articles/8…
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What institutional gate keeping looks like 👇 this also promotes helicopter science and upholds colonial views #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #decolonizescience #scienceforall – at Maine, USA
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So proud to be part of this session and dialogue to bring LGBTQIA+ to the mainstream. 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿Signup details below👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿 – at St Louis, MO
Have you signed up for the virtual APS CDEI #PlantHealth2022 webinar "LGBTQIA+ Disparities in STEM: Missing Data Leads to Missing Representation for Gender and Sexual Minorities in Science" happening October 11th at 10 am CST? Sign up here -> my.apsnet.org/APS/Events/Eve…
ALT Poster advertises the upcoming APS CDEI event, LGBTQIA+ Disparities in STEM Missing Data Leads to Missing Representation for Gender and Sexual Minorities in Science. It gives the date and time of the event, October 11th at 10 am CST, and notes that the three panelists for the event are Dr. Sharifa Crandall and Dr. Edel Pérez-López, and Itumeleng Moroenyane. Then the poster notes the two sponsors of the event, Valent and Corteva.