The end of year PhD project round is open - I have 1 available on enhancing resilience of nitrogen fixation. Please share and consider applying La Trobe Agriculture, Biomedicine & Environment latrobe.edu.au/research/gradu…

Interested in Honours in 2024? We're holding an in-person 'open day' for you to meet our researchers and find your perfect SABE Honours project! Hear about the course and speak with potential supervisors in an informal setting. See you there!

Happy to see our single-cell symbiosis study rdcu.be/dquFh out in Nature Communications. Lots of exciting expression patterns to explore! #symbiosis #legumes Molekylærbiologi - Molecular Biology Manuel Frank Mikkel H. Schierup Dugald Reid Marcin Nadzieja Jesús Montiel González

We're looking for a new colleague La Trobe Agriculture, Biomedicine & Environment and @Plants4Space - a Professorial position at the interface of plant molecular sciences and phenomics. Big things happening in ag and food La Trobe University! careers.pageuppeople.com/533/caw/en/job…

Happy New year, dear community! Please note and share that we are looking for a postdoctoral fellow interested in joining us at #AarhusUniversity, #MBG, to study plant root microbiome. I look forward to hearing from those interested via email. Cheers!

Interested in legume biology and plant protein for food use? We are hiring Molekylærbiologi - Molecular Biology: international.au.dk/about/profile/… #legumes

Nature research paper: Zinc mediates control of nitrogen fixation via transcription factor filamentation go.nature.com/3ziP9M9

Very proud to share this paper in Nature today. nature.com/articles/s4158… A screen that lead to a completely unexpected regulatory mechanism linking soil nitrogen to the function of legume nodules. A great collaboration with Jieshun Lin Peter Bjørk Marie, Kasper and many others

1/2) Dr Dugald Reid & colleagues have published research in nature which identifies, for the first time, a genetic 'off-switch' that shuts down the process through which legume plants convert atmospheric nitrogen into nutrients! 🌱 latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/… #science #nature

Scientists have discovered a gene that controls an 'off switch' that legumes use to fix nitrogen in soils — the discovery could help farmers reduce their reliance on synthetic fertilisers, and increase crop growth and yields 🌿 latrobe.edu.au/news/articles/… | #agchat #foodsecurity

ENSA scientists have discovered a genetic regulator that turns off #NitrogenFixation in legumes when soil nitrate levels are high. Removing the gene ensures model legumes can continue to fix nitrogen. Discover more from Dugald Reid and others in nature: bit.ly/4blSgjq

The Department of Plant Pathology at UW–Madison is seeking a bacteriologist specializing in plant-microbe interactions at the Associate or Full Professor level. This is a fantastic department in a great university. Candidates focusing on plant-microbe symbioses and beneficial

I will move to National University of Singapore next April. There are several PhD and postdoc positions open (closest PhD deadline is 15 Nov 2024). You are welcome to apply. It will be great if you can RT. Look forward to the next chapter.

Calling all student members of the Australian Society of Plant Scientists (Australian Society of Plant Scientists) all over Australia! Email me your student contribution to appear in one of the next issues of Phytogen! My email address is in this thread below: