Jill Harrison
@jillharrison.bsky.social
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Biologist interested in plant evolution and development, especially the origin of vascular plants. Works as a Professor at @BristolBioSci.
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I was hoping my dog would find some for me!
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I'm recruiting a post doc and a research assistant for a 30 month project “ZHOUPI genes, cell death and the evolution of plant endosperm” funded by a Research Project grant from the Leverhulme Trust @Leverhulme.ac.uk. Application details are on the Opportunities page at biology.ed.ac.uk/goodrich
Congrats on getting the grant Justin!
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sandyheth.bsky.social
Really excited to be kicking off this series of Palaeobotany evening lectures at the Oxford University Botanic Garden. All are online and free to attend 👇👇
mark-walters.bsky.social
There’s an interesting series of 5 free online paleobotany lectures via the Oxford University Botanic Garden this autumn. You can book all 5 lectures here (scroll down webpage to ‘Get your tickets now’ button) www.obga.ox.ac.uk/event/dr-san... #paleobotany
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biology.ox.ac.uk
Oxford Biology is growing 📢

We’re appointing 3 Associate Professors in:
🌱 Plant Sciences
🦉 Animal Behaviour
🔬 Molecular Cell Biology

3 fields. 3 opportunities. One new home for Oxford Biology.

Learn more 👉 bit.ly/41S2Tc7
Apply now 👉 bit.ly/488CNW3
Photo showing the inside atrium of the new Life and Mind Building
Very grateful for all the support Juliet. Thankyou 🙏. Good to see you too ☺️.
So pleased that my student Wei Liu successfully defended her PhD thesis yesterday. Joining my lab from Wuhan in 2019, she had a bumpy ride and has shown tremendous tenacity and resilience in taking it over the line. I take my hat off to you Dr Liu! 👏🏻🥳🍾🥂
So very proud of my student George Greiff for winning the David Hanke Medal for the best student talk at this year’s Gatsby Plant Science network meeting in Oxford. Well deserved at the end of a busy and productive PhD 👏🏻💕.
You’re not the bastard 3rd reviewer then?! 💕
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zoenv.bsky.social
Here it is! Epidermal cells in the root can figure out if they are covered by the root cap or not using mechanical signals! Thanks to @ckirchhelle.bsky.social, @moritznowack.bsky.social, @nathan-german.bsky.social Annamaria Kiss and all the others!
biorxiv-plants.bsky.social
Plant cells at the organ surface use mechanical cues to activate a specific growth control programme https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.08.25.672229v1
Well done getting that submitted Zoe. I hope the reviews are thoughtful and supportive ☺️.
Looking forward to reading that ☺️
Congratulations Zoe 👏🏻
Thinking of friends, collaborators and colleagues who will be at the wonderful FASEB mechanisms in plant development meeting this week. Hoping very much that you will be posting about the latest exciting news and advances, and your favourite new results (with permission!). Happy travels☺️!
Please add me too ☺️
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moodytomato.bsky.social
📢 To all molecular mossers 📢

The Moss Workshop will be held in (not always as sunny as this) Oxford next year (30th June until 2nd July 2026). More details will follow soon, but in the meantime please make a note of the dates 😃 👍
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blackinplantsci.bsky.social
🌿 Black in Plant Science Conference 2025 🌿
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