Plant Biology Seminar Series

Seminars from the RSB Division of Plant Sciences.

01
Jul
2022

PhD Exit Seminar - TRUEE; a bioinformatic pipeline to define the functional microRNA targetome of plants »

3.30pm 1 July 2022
Gigi Wong
In plants, microRNAs (miRNAs) are short non-coding RNAs of approximately 20-24 nt in length which are involved in post-transcriptional regulation of genes controlling many fundamental biological pathways.
08
Jul
2022

PS Seminar Series - When to open or close the door: exploring cell-to-cell communication via plasmodesmata closure in stress signalling »

3.30pm 8 July 2022
Dr Estee Tee, Department of Cell and Developmental Biology, John Innes Centre, UK
Cell-to-cell communication is essential for the co-ordination of responses in all multicellular organisms. One mechanism plants employ as defence against pathogens is restriction of cell-to-cell communication by plasmodesmata closure during infection.

Past events

14
Sep
2018

PS Seminar LEAPS edition: CLE-mediated Autoregulation of Nodulation »
07
Sep
2018

PS Seminar: Limits of plasticity and capacity for adaptation to global warming in phytoplankton »
31
Aug
2018

PS Seminar, PhD Exit Seminar: Exploiting wild relatives to improve drought resistance and water use efficiency of cultivated tomato »
17
Aug
2018

PS Seminar: Deworming plants with flavonoids  »
31
Jul
2018

A 21st CENTURY SHIFT IN AUSTRALIAN CLIMATE AND ITS IMPACT ON WHEAT YIELD VARIABILITY AND PRODUCTIVITY. »
20
Jul
2018

PS Seminar: Leaps Edition: What comes first - the Pearly Gates or a "better" Rubisco? »
11
Jul
2018

PS Seminar: Brachypodium – how false bromes bring true hopes for a perfect model in grass molecular cytogenetics »
22
Jun
2018

PS Seminar Series: Complexity in simple leaf development »
08
Jun
2018

PS Seminar Series (LEAPS Edition): Precision Regenerative Agriculture for Food, Ecosystem and Climate Security »
25
May
2018

PS Seminar Series (LEAPS Edition): Decoding Apocarotenoid Signal 1’s (ACS1) regulation of floral development »
23
May
2018

PS Seminar Series: Speed breeding to supercharge our future crops »
04
May
2018

PS Seminar Series: RNA lost in transit: Secondary modifications, motifs, and function(s) of systemic delivered messenger RNAs »
27
Apr
2018

PS Seminar Series: Marchantia polymorpha as a model system to investigate land plant evolution »
18
Apr
2018

PS Seminar Series: Controlling protein homeostasis and reactive oxygen species – keys to plant stress tolerance »
Plants are able to survive normally lethal temperatures if first acclimated by a more moderate heat stress, a process that can occur on a daily basis. We have dissected mechanisms involved in high temperature acclimation using both genetics and biochemistry in Arabidopsis.
13
Apr
2018

PS Seminar Series (LEAPS Seminar) - ANU Plant Phenomics at the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility - Open source tools for high throughput Phenomics, NextGen data visualization and Deep Learning »

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