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Are you an early-career researcher?

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Making your plant science understandable

How to write the best possible plant science blog post for science communication or dissemination purposes
Isabel
Isabel02/10/2019
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How plant diseases devastate food crops in african countries. Video animation

Re-published from the CONNECTED Virus Network website. Thanks to Richard Wyatt for sharing. An innovative partnership between two city universities has resulted in a brand new 90-second animated film about plant diseases that devastate African food crops. Two students from…
Isabel
Isabel26/09/2019
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EXPERT REACTION: Global food sustainability needed to avoid catastrophic damage to the planet (The Lancet*)

Back in the 1960s, when the Green Revolution started, the need was to provide calories for a starving world. Today, food is cheap. But it comes at great environmental cost. Climate change and the need to feed an ever-growing world…
Isabel
Isabel20/09/2019
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The Global Plant Council at ICAR2019

GPC annual meeting group picture. From left to right: Xuelu Wang (ICAR2019 organizer); Weihua Tang (China Society Plant Biology); Blake Meyers (Danforth Center); Deena Errampalli (GPC Board of Directors Treasurer, President, Plant Canada); Bill Davies (GPC Past-President, UK Plant Sciences…
Isabel
Isabel29/07/2019
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#PlantSciArt competition winners announcement

The Global Plant Council and “Plants, People and Planet” announce the 3 winners of our #plantSciART competition.
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