Plant Pathologists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison; passionate about fungal pathogens, plant resistance mechanisms, and cell death.
Joined February 2017
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Jessica Metcalf's lab is offering a 2-day microbiome analysis (specifically amplicon sequencing data analysis) workshop on campus at CSU using QIIME2 software via a Galaxy server. Please share (limit 25 people) ! eventbrite.com/e/2022-microb…
Kabbage Lab retweeted
In case you didn't see this. We are expanding and searching for a postdoc to join the oat program! Canberra is great place to live and @CSIRO is great organisation to work for! – at Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
We are recruitment a new postdoc in our group to work on crown rust resistance in oat. Join us at @CSIRO job reference 84261. It is a very exciting opportunity! @theGRDC @JSperschneider @JessHyles @henningsen_eva @OatNewsletter
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Kabbage Lab retweeted
Please RT! We have an open position in Wheat Genomics and Bioinformatics. Join diverse team of researchers to work on the genetics/genomics of wild relatives and develop strategies to leverage the diversity of ancient grains for wheat improvement. careers.k-state.edu/cw/en-us…
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The Manosalva lab is seeking for a highly motivated and skilled postdoc to work on Molecular Plant-Phytophthora spp. Interactions using model plants and crops.
Click link for more information
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Are you a DVM ready for a #OneHealth adventure? Join our crazy crowd to do NIH funded work on Lyme disease leishmaniasis and more!! DM me for more info!
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Please RT - Job Opening!!
Enology Research Assistant in the Department of Horticulture and Crop Science, OSU-Wooster campus. Applicants can apply online to requisition number R32819 (Research Assistant 1) or R32820 (Research Assistant 2) at hr.osu.edu/careers/.
Kabbage Lab retweeted
Please don't miss this opportunity to join our @CSIRO group in Canberra! This postdoc fellowship project focuses on effector protein structural biology @JSperschneider
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Kabbage Lab retweeted
Zuckerman Faculty Scholar @ShlezingerLab, Dr. Neta Shlezinger recently opened her Lab at the @HebrewU, where she joined the Faculty of Agriculture, Food & Environment. The lab investigates fungal pathogenesis and immune responses. Watch youtu.be/ua2zTQgw4YU
Kabbage Lab retweeted
We are #hiring again! Looking for a postdoc to work on #microbial_pathogenesis, #mycoviruses, and fungal #antiviral defenses.
Email or DM. Come join us!!! @HebrewU @stem_program provides excellent fellowships for North Americans! For details: bit.ly/2ZG43tG
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Fully-funded PhD studentship in my group @TheSainsburyLab studying the virulence mechanisms of pathogen effectors. Exciting opportunity to work with @Frank_Menke and his proteomics team!
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@NRPBIODTP Apply by November 22nd!
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Please RT, we are looking for a Ph.D. student... look for more information below....@UMNPlantPath and @UMNHorticulture
Announcing a PhD opportunity with Laura Shannon (@MN_Potatoes) of @UMNHorticulture and @Ashish_Ranja of @UMNPlantPath on breeding for and mapping scab resistance in diploid and tetraploid potatoes starting Fall 2022. More info at shannonlabumn.github.io/jobs… @UMN_AgroPlant @CFANS #PhD
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Congratulations to Jan E. Leach of @CSUAgSci @ColoradoStateU who has been elected to the National Academy of Sciences for her contributions to molecular plant pathology. #NAS158 Read more: ow.ly/VnQd50Ey3fa
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Congratulations are in order for newly elected members of the National Academy of Sciences: Barbara Baker, Jan Leach @JanPhytobiomes and Louise Glass - and international members Regine Kahmann, and Giles Oldroyd @gilesedoldroyd. Well done!
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The embargo is lifted.
Apologies to every author/editor who will now have to rewrite every science & Irish history book.
New evidence reveals that Irish Potato Famine was caused by the virus Potato virus X & not the oomycete Phytophthora infestans, rewriting science & history
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I am thrilled to announce that I will be starting as an Assistant Professor of Molecular Mycology @OSUPlantPath's Wooster campus beginning Fall 2021! Research projects will focus on molecular mechanisms employed by fungal and oomycete pathogens on soybeans and other field crops.
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Are you an undergrad interested in plant sci, bio, or agriculture + using your skills to help people & build towards sustainable food security? Check out the interdisciplinary paid summer internships at Kansas State University. Applications due Feb 11. plantpath.k-state.edu/underg…
Glad to see that Nature communications has retracted this article!
Is this for real? Did Nature Communications really publish this nonsense?!
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Kabbage Lab retweeted
Looking to join a unique team to help farmers be sustainable and profitable? Details of our open position in @UWNPM as a SnapPlus software outreach specialist. Combine computer skills with knowledge of crop nutrients for a rewarding career! jobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/5…