Research Geneticist at USDA-ARS Beltsville. Genomics of tropical perennials. Tweets are my own. RTs/follows/likes are not endorsements. #FirstGen he/him
Beltsville, MD
Joined March 2012
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I am happy and excited to announce that I've started as a #Research Plant Molecular #Geneticist for the Sustainable Perennial Crops Lab, #USDA_ARS in Beltsville, MD. Thanks to all who have supported me on this incredible journey!
I just noticed this (sharing for others who aren't aware): starting soon, APS Publications is consolidating all resource announcements to #PhytoFrontiers.
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Reminder from a HoH person:
Folks who are d/Deaf or HoH do NOT need you to yell. In fact, it often makes you *harder* to understand. Comically over-enunciating is also bad!
If you are trying to speak with a d/Deaf or HoH person you don't know well, try some of these:
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I love working with RNA-Seq data because you'll generate a 10-panel plot that contains more information than the human mind can possibly comprehend and you'll just be like "okay this is Figure 4" and move on
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I feel thrilled to see our poster "Comparison of the defense responses in fruits and leaves of susceptible and tolerant cacao genotypes after infection by Phytophthora palmivora" was presented virtually @APSPlantHealth2022 @plantdisease in Pittsburg
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As a blind person QR code menus have made my life 1000% easier. Please, please keep them as an accessibility option even if you return to having paper menus. I can actually read menus now.
Hear Hear. | Opinion: QR code menus are the death of civilization washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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At my lab's new location at USDA-ARS Foreign Diseases in Frederick, MD, we're looking to hire six new post-doctoral researchers to study invasive bacterial, fungal, oomycete and viral plant pathogens. Including three openings in my lab tinyurl.com/25272p8n
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Faculty are 25 times more likely to have a parent with a PhD.
I just remembered that when I was a kid, our window AC unit leaked onto our carpet and a giant mushroom appeared overnight.
If you're 1st gen and you also had a mushroom in your living room I see you.
See the job announcement below for a permanent position studying the genetic diversity of tropical and subtropical perennial crops
USAJOBS - Job Announcement: Research Geneticist (Plants) - in the Sustainable Perennial Crops Laboratory at USDA ARS in Beltsville, MD: usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetai…
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Ornamental plants have both ecological and mental health benefits! Thank you @TEDxOhioStateU and @IDIatOSU for helping me spread this message 🌸
Link: youtu.be/ppWbHjZRrYQ
USAJOBS - Job Announcement: Research Geneticist (Plants) - in the Sustainable Perennial Crops Laboratory at USDA ARS in Beltsville, MD: usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetai…
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Congratulations to Dr. Jacobs-Young on her confirmation to be Under Secretary of @USDA Research, Education and Economics! I am looking forward to working with her in this new role.
Confirmed, 95-4: Executive Calendar #652 Chavonda J. Jacobs-Young to be Under Secretary of Agriculture for Research, Education, and Economics.
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This is what cell division of algae looks like:
#biology by W. Egmond
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Poorly designed slides can destroy your presentation.
Here are 9 must follow rules to create slides that pop and keep your audience engaged:🧵👇
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Conference organizers: what are you doing to make sure your upcoming in-person conference will not be a super spreader event?
Conference organizers: what are you doing to make sure your upcoming in-person conference will not be a super spreader event?
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Great responses to this tweet. Personally, I use a few different tools (this is just a little list/thread) when I'm making infographics, posters, or more bespoke data visualizations that need those extra design details. 1/n
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Join us in the Leach Lab! Research Assistant II (preferred MS) to study plant-microbe and plant-insect-microbe interactions. Check out the posting & apply by March 13:
jobs.colostate.edu/postings/…
Show @YeseniaIVelNeg8 some #FollowFriday love 🔬
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@heidenseek_40 presented on using genomics to find targets for resistance screening @OSUPlantPath
