Matthew Terry
@mjtplantbiology.bsky.social
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Molecular plant biologist at sotonbiosciences.bsky.social, Director of SoCoBio DTP. Views are my own. https://www.southampton.ac.uk/people/5wyk8h/professor-matthew-terry
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mjtplantbiology.bsky.social
Not all pigments, just anthocyanin by the looks of it.
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thepallavisingh.bsky.social
**Please Repost**

Pallavi Singh Lab is looking for two Postdocs to join our team studying how plants balance carbon, water, and resilience in a changing climate.

PlantPlug PDRA: vacancies.essex.ac.uk/tlive_webrec...

REVOLUTION PDRA: vacancies.essex.ac.uk/tlive_webrec...

Deadline: October 15.
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xanderjones.bsky.social
Only a few days left to apply!

My group is looking for a postdoc to engineer and deploy new tools to precisely manipulate and decode how auxin coordinates plant morphogenesis.

@starmorph-syg.bsky.social

Research Associate - Reprogramming Development (closes 7 October 2025)
www.cam.ac.uk
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philippaborrill.bsky.social
We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher to join our team! They will work on homeolog-informed approaches to tackle cold tolerance in wheat @johninnescentre.bsky.social

Please find out more and apply here: jobs.jic.ac.uk/Details.asp?...

#plantsciences #plantscijobs
John Innes Centre
jobs.jic.ac.uk
mjtplantbiology.bsky.social
I didn't know about this Fellowship, but what a great tribute to a lovely person who I knew mostly while she was at UC Santa Cruz and I was at UC Davis - two Brits doing plant photobiology in sunny California a very long time ago.
btiscience.bsky.social
Now accepting applications for the Jane Silverthorne Postdoctoral Fellowship Program at BTI! 🌿 Supporting bold scientists tackling plant science frontiers with cross-disciplinary approaches. Full funding for high-risk, high-reward research. Apply by Jan 15, 2026! 🧬 spf.btiscience.org
Promotional graphic for the Jane Silverthorne Postdoctoral Fellowship Program. Text reads: 'Jane Silverthorne Postdoctoral Fellowship Program. Supporting early-career scientists with high-risk, high-reward research projects that bridge fundamental science with real-world solutions. BTI – Powered by the Jane Silverthorne Innovation Fund. Now Accepting Applications.' On the right side, there is a circular photo of a woman with long blonde hair and glasses, wearing a black top. The design includes green and white waves with a leaf and circuit logo.
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camplantsci.bsky.social
Russell R. Geiger Professorship of Crop Science

Dept. of Plant Sciences | Permanent | Closes on Monday 17 November 2025

www.cam.ac.uk/jobs/russell...

#plantsciences #plantscijobs #academicjobs
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stowersinstitute.bsky.social
(Part 2)

“From my first visit, I was struck by the energy and excitement...It feels like being a graduate student again, chasing curiosity wherever it leads."

@hhmi.org Investigator David Stern will join the Stowers Institute in Feb. 2026 from @hhmijanelia.bsky.social.

Read more: bit.ly/4np96Fb
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cellarchlab.com
EXCITING NEWS!! We're searching for a new professor colleague at the Biozentrum🇨🇭. Ideal candidates are exploring novel biological questions with structure, biophysics, or high-resolution imaging. 🧪 🧶🧬 🔬

The call closes Nov 3. Please get in touch if you would like more information. Come join us! 👩‍🔬🤓
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freddietheodoulou.bsky.social
Happy to share that our multi-omic analysis comparing two Arabidopsis accessions is now published 🌿 The first story from our @ukri.org BBSRC sLoLa #plant #proteostasis project. A great collaboration between @rothamsted.bsky.social @richardmott.bsky.social @ucl.ac.uk and Kathryn Lilley at Cambridge.
richardmott.bsky.social
We have just published a paper in Genome Biology, rdcu.be/eIMLf. We explore the information flow between genome, gene body methylation, transcriptome, translatome and proteome in Arabidopsis. This is part of a BBSRC-funded collaboration with UCL, Rothamsted Research and University of Cambridge.
Information flow between omic  levels in Arabidopsis thaliana
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elisafadda.bsky.social
"It’s a shame that Wikipedia has to spend so much energy on generative vandalism, but I’m impressed by their serious commitment to maintaining a reliable encyclopedia that can be a service to anyone—imagine if other tech companies saw their services in the same light?'

lithub.com/heres-a-hand...
Here’s a handy guide to help you spot AI writing.
Source image from Wikimedia Foundation It’s always a bit surprising to me how trusted Wikipedia has become, since I spent my entire childhood being told by adults to never, ever, trust it. But the …
lithub.com
mjtplantbiology.bsky.social
And now into demijohns, bottling before Christmas.
Six demijohns, 4 with white wine, 1 with red and 1 with left over white and red for rose.
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cellarchlab.com
Time for a thread!🧵 How different is the molecular organization of thylakoids in “higher” plants🌱? To find out, we teamed up with @profmattjohnson.bsky.social to dive into spinach chloroplasts with #CryoET ❄️🔬. Curious? ..Read on!

#TeamTomo #PlantScience 🧪 🧶🧬 🌾
elifesciences.org/articles/105...
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cubotanicgarden.bsky.social
We’re going live on @itvanglia.bsky.social! Tune in tomorrow 6-6.30pm to watch a special climate change programme live from the Garden, featuring our Director @beverleycubg.bsky.social discussing how the Garden is responding to the changing climate.
View across the Mediterranean Beds to the Glasshouse Range at Cambridge University Botanic Garden
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boehninglab.com
A single brain infusion of miRNA targeting CAG repeats slows the progression of Huntington's disease by 75% in patients. This is something that I never thought I would see in my lifetime. www.uniqure.com/investors-me...
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chrischirp.bsky.social
Is it really *that hard* to say that it is totally morally wrong to say to people who have come here legally, worked, paid taxes, built their lives here, contributed to Britain, that they have to fuck off now, rather than "unfunded".
adambienkov.bsky.social
Keir Starmer’s spokesperson asked for the PM's response to Nigel Farage’s plan to deport hundreds of thousands of people living and working completely legally in the UK, replies that he thinks it is “unworkable” and “unfunded”.

So his objection is that they’ve got their sums wrong
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thepallavisinghlab.bsky.social
Another exciting opportunity to be a part of our team!!

Please spread the news.
thepallavisingh.bsky.social
We are looking for a Postdoc with expertise in plant molecular/synthetic biology, or single-cell/spatial transcriptomics to join the UKRI-FLF funded project focused on understanding and improving water-use efficiency in rice.

Apply online before 15/10/2025:
vacancies.essex.ac.uk/tlive_webrec...

RP
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monicagturner.bsky.social
Please, please, please-submit to good journals (society + reputed publishers), respect peer review, and do your reviews with integrity. So important. Thanks to all of you who do. @steve-carpenter.bsky.social @esajournals.bsky.social #Ecosystems
science.org
A new study, based on an analysis of thousands of publications and their authors and editors, shows paper mills are just part of a complex, interconnected system that includes publishers, journals, and brokers. scim.ag/3H9kwwQ
Scientific fraud has become an ‘industry,’ alarming analysis finds
Sophisticated global networks are infiltrating journals to publish fake papers
scim.ag
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jnb-lab.bsky.social
Great to see a) stunning tomography and b) eLife’s newish publication model working well with big hitters like @cellarchlab.com and @profmattjohnson.bsky.social using it
elife.bsky.social
🌱 Using ‘compelling’ methods, including #CryoET, researchers mapped spinach thylakoid membranes at single-molecule precision, revealing how photosynthetic complexes are organised and settling long-standing debates on chloroplast architecture.
buff.ly/j3TSIkn
mjtplantbiology.bsky.social
I served on the SEB Plant Section committee with Steve for a while and was privileged to get to know him a little bit. A lovely man and one of the most influential plant scientists of his generation and this obituary will explain.
jmaus.bsky.social
Sad news. Plant science has lost a global champion with the passing of Steve Long. His recent work on engineering enhanced photosynthesis portends future breakthroughs in crop yield and food security. Here is a tribute from the Uni Essex where started 🧪 #plantscience www.essex.ac.uk/blog/staff/p...
Tribute to Professor Steve Long | Blog | University of Essex
Professor Steve Long was a visionary scientist. His research helped shape our understanding of fundamental plant biology and the long-term impacts of climate change on plant productivity, with wide-ra...
www.essex.ac.uk
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nisreenalwan.bsky.social
If you’ve experienced authoritarianism previously in your life as a citizen & now you live in a democracy at risk of being demolished you gotta speak up. You gotta tell those with no lived experience how awful & terrifying it is. How degrading to your dignity as a human. You gotta warn the careless.
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blackinplantsci.bsky.social
We are so honoured that we are hosting our second Black in Plant Science Conference which wouldn't be possible without our incredible sponsors:

@TheGatsbyFoundation
@SEB
@JohnInnesCentre
@UniversityofLeeds
@GrowMoreFoundation
@NewPhytologist
@ThePlantJournal
@BioImaging UK and @PhysicsofLife
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janelangdale.bsky.social
Come and join us in our new home - great colleagues and brand new facilities
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
mjtplantbiology.bsky.social
3 people, 8 1/2 (gruelling) hours, but with a break for dinner, to produce 10L of red grape juice and 23L of white for this year's Wagtail Park vintage. We combine our allotment grapes with those from a friend's allotment.
Two large white buckets containing red and white grape juice