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New Year, New Executive Board

Happy New Year! Although they've actually been in post since our Annual General Meeting (AGM) in October 2015, I thought I'd take this opportunity to introduce you to our new(ish!) Executive Board; the elected committee of plant science experts from…

Isabel07/01/2016

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2015 Plant Science Round Up

Following on from last week’s post, Now That’s What I Call Plant Science 2015, we bring you a year in Plant Science! January Image credit: Jean Weber. Used under license CC BY 2.0. The year began with a surprising paper…

Isabel01/01/2016

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Plant scientists respond: “Plants are boring!”

Throughout my PhD, I often found myself explaining why plants are fascinating, justifying why I was devoting four years of my life to researching the minute details of their biology. A few weeks ago, I thought I'd ask the #plantsci…

Isabel01/01/2016

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Now That’s What I Call Plant Science 2015

With another year nearly over we recently put out a call for nominations for the Most Influential Plant Science Research of 2015. Suggestions flooded in, and we also trawled through our social media feeds to see which stories inspired the…

Isabel22/12/2015

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How to create a successful crop research partnership: the Generation Challenge Programme

The Generation Challenge Programme (GCP – not to be confused with GPC!) was enthused about repeatedly during the three day GPC/SEB Stress Resilience Forum held in Iguassu Falls, Brazil. This 10-year program was created by the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research…

Isabel16/12/2015

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