Testing engineered membrane proteins designed for applications such as boosting crop environmental stress tolerance and advancing water filtration technology
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Caitlin Byrt retweeted
📣 We're thrilled to introduce you to the 23 extraordinary ventures taking the stage at Cicada x Tech23, Australia's biggest deep #techfestival (Sep 10).
Get your ticket and learn more about the 23 here: events.humanitix.com/cicada-…
Learn about the 23 here: info.cicadainnovations.com/b…
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
Strengthening the Future of Science: Why Joining a Scientific Society Matters
We encourage scientists to engage with their national, regional, & international scientific societies, to invest in their professional development & the future of science.
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The atmosphere over arid and semi-arid regions is looking drier in the future than expected according to new research by NSF NCAR @IslaSimpson4 & team, which may mean a greater risk of wildfires and extreme heat than models previously predicted.
news.ucar.edu/132936/climate…
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🌟We are hiring! Seeking a postdoc to use molecular dynamics and AI to understand how ion channels are regulated by membrane lipids🌟
Join us at @ourANU with amazing collaborators and great working conditions!
Apply: tiny.cc/corry. Us: karri.anu.edu.au
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
The WA Government released a report that said Woodside's North West Shelf isn't to blame for eroding the rock art at Murujuga.
But the data IN THE SAME REPORT contradicts that claim!
#auspol #savemurujuga
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
The Govt has approved one of the biggest fossil fuel projects in our history
The NW Shelf Extension threatens to destroy 47,000 yr old petroglyphs & will drive more extreme bushfires, droughts & floods. This isn’t leadership- it’s a betrayal of our future
canberratimes.com.au/story/8…
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Don't believe the spin from the WA Government. Pollution from the gas export plant is destroying the ancient Murujuga rock art.
Rock art expert Professor Benjamin Smith read the report and set the record straight.
Video from Friends of Australian Rock Art. #auspol
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
** Inorganic & Analytical Chemistry Seminar **
A/Prof. Caitlin Byrt @BotanicGeek
Research School of Biology, Australian National University @scienceANU
"Bioengineering Tools for Harvesting Critical Resources from Wastes"
Tuesday 8 April | 12-1 pm | Masson Theatre
ALL WELCOME!
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
Interactions of rare earth elements with living organisms and emerging biotechnical applications
📖 nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…
#Review article by McGaughey et al.
@BotanicGeek @sam_mcgaughey @AM_DeRosa @AnnaKaksonen @wileyplantsci
#biotechnology #sustainability #RareEarthElements
ALT Dr Samantha McGaughey Australia National University
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
Congratulations to our ARC DP25 awardees. @jmelonek, @AndrewScafaro, Kai Chan & @BotanicGeek, John Rathjen. rms.arc.gov.au/RMS/Report/Do…. #DiscoveryProjects
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
Thank you @ANUAgrifood & @PlantSci_ANU for hosting an industry engagement session, highlighting uni-industry partnerships driving real-world applications. Thanks to Rebeccah Tyrrell, Zuzana Plšková, Kai Chan, @BotanicGeek, @frdanila, and Bob Furbank—for sharing their insights
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
A container full of plants will arrive on the moon sometime next year as part of an Australian-funded project. As for what happens next? Dr Caitlin Byrt from the ANU is confident ... ow.ly/ihvQ50U8mIY
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
This year won’t just be the hottest on record—it could be the first to surpass the 1.5-degree-Celsius threshold laid out in the Paris climate accord trib.al/s5Y7Cde
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We may have a scholarship with your name on it. 🎓
Our Industry PhD (iPhD) Program is offering a range of scholarships for PhDs at universities around the country.
Find out more about the program, including current scholarship opportunities. 👇
csiro.au/en/careers/Scholars…
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What an amazing season! Enjoying the stunning yellow canola fields around Canberra. Stay tuned to hear more about the incredible work our students are doing! #canola #cropscience @PlantSci_ANU @ourANU
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Thank you @JessHyles. Excited to be contributing to such an important area of research under the guidance of great minds, @BotanicGeek, @AlisonRBentley @JessHyles & @GMEstavillo. Looking forward to where this journey takes us!
@EsimuA is exploring the roles of wheat aquaporins in response to drought for a @PlantSci_ANU PhD. Great fundamental research with path to impact in collaboration with @CSIRO. #OzWheat is in great hands!
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
It's National Science Week!
Agriculture is fundamentally a science. It integrates principles from various scientific disciplines to enhance and sustain food production. Join us as we explore some exciting careers in #ausag that help us feed the world.
#agchatoz #farmtable #agtech
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
Are you a Year 11-12 student or know someone who is? Discover how plants power life on Earth at our Science Week Experience next week! Limited spots- Register now: scienceweek.net.au/event/sha… @barry_pogson @BotanicGeek @AlisonRBentley @ANUAgrifood @Aus_ScienceWeek @PlantSci_ANU
Caitlin Byrt retweeted
Inspiring the next generation! Amazing day with @seaact teachers, sharing our research and engaging with their fantastic questions. Huge thanks to our Fellows, Students @AustPlantPhenom, @BotanicGeek, and @scienceANU for organising this event! #ScienceEducation #plantscience
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Peter Dutton’s nuclear plan is an economic disaster that would leave Australians paying more for electricity | Tristan Edis dlvr.it/T8WLbJ
