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Anne will primarily write In Brief articles that highlight recently published papers in the journal. The In Briefs are targeted at scientists who browse the journal and want to read a summarized version of a study.
By By Igor Houwat, Anne ReaThe Benning lab student was a guest on The Sci-Files podcast, where she addressed her research on a protein that seems to be important for lipid regulation in Arabidopsis thaliana chloroplasts.
The post-doc from the He lab was will incorporate her “Strategic Career Management” ideas - the path to become the most attractive candidate for one's dream job - into the program.
By By Bethany Huot, Igor HouwatThe postdoc from the He lab will investigate plant immune responses under various environmental and abiotic stresses in model organisms and crop plants.
By By Igor HouwatLuciana Renna and Ben Mansfeld were both recognized as scientists who exemplify the research excellence, ideas, dedication, and vision of former PRL director, Anton Lang.
By By Igor HouwatThe award is given to a student for exceptional performance as a graduate teaching assistant during his or her graduate program.
By By Igor Houwat; Banner image of Anastasiya Lavell and Christoph Benning courtesy of Christoph BenningMadeline Bresson from the Sharkey lab and Jacob Wright from the Ducat lab have each won first prize at the University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum. Both were recognized for their poster presentations.
By By Igor Houwat; Banner image of UURAF 2019 by Trumpie PhotographyThe American Society of Plant Biologists meeting was a chance to practice presentation skills and meet plant biologists from across the Midwest.
By By Igor Houwat; Banner image by Suejin ParkRecently awarded a fellowship by NSERC, Danve muses on the value of relationships to personal and scientific endeavors.
By By Christian Danve CastroverdeBrandon Rohnke, a graduate student in the Montgomery lab, reflects on his recent trip to the U.S. Capitol to meet with the staff of seven legislators.
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How plants tune their greenness to light quality in their surroundings
New research is refining our understanding of how light wavelengths impact how plants develop their chloroplasts.
Plant protein helps control both chloroplast's chemistry and lipid membrane
The protein, peroxiredoxin Q, is known to maintain a healthy balance of chemicals and energy levels in chloroplasts. The new research shows the protein also impacts the system that produces chloroplast membranes.
Leaf under attack from bacteria? One way plants stop the spread of infection
The CAMTA system - which is known to protect plants from cold weather - plays a newly discovered role: when bacteria invade a leaf, CAMTA warns neighboring, unaffected leaves to prepare for invasion.