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Parasite, Fungal & Vector database resources will be coming back online … fill out the form at VEuPathDB.org to be kept informed, and an anonymous survey to help define the future
🔗veupathdb.org/
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Do you use data resources managed by EMBL-EBI? We need your help!
Fill in a short 10 minute survey to help us understand usage patterns, impact & how to enhance our open data resources.
🗓️ Closes 7 June
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Senior Bioinformatician
Would you like to help ensure the global security of food supplies? In this new role you'll work alongside a group of bioinformaticians advancing #plantscience with #genomics @ensembl @emblebi
#genomicsjobs #lifesciencejobs
➡️embl.org/jobs/position/EBI02…
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A detailed job description as well as application instructions can be found here:
embl.org/jobs/position/EBI02…
#genomics #bioinformatics #training 🧬
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A fantastic opportunity has opened up to join the @ensembl team as the Outreach Project Leader to develop our worldwide training program 🌍and support users of our browser, tools and APIs.
Closing date: 5 May 2024.
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We're excited to announce that our brand new @WBParaSite Release 19 is out now featuring 40+ #genomeupdates including 27 new species! Find out more at wbparasite.wordpress.com/202…
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🌱 Join us for a free half-day Hybrid Bean Digital Workshop on how to use wild relatives for breeding improved Phaseolus varieties. 🫘
👇 Register now to discover the latest innovations and best practices in bean breeding and conservation. 🚀
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📌#SavetheDate | Virtual workshop: Developing a hybrid bean collection to advance climate-ready bean breeding.
📅 Tuesday, 1 March 2022
🕐13:00-17:15 (GMT)
👉More information: ow.ly/LEJl50I3Hcj
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Assessing leaves of Phaseolus bean for resistance to the web blight pathogen – part of NIAB’s Climate Ready Bean project with CIAT in Colombia. #PlantHealthWeek #IYPH2020
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Sclerotinia sclerotiorum-infected phaseolus beans, part of resistance screens in our Climate Ready Bean project. Sclerotinia is a familiar UK WOSR disease, but has a wide host range causing serious losses in countries where beans are a major protein source niab.com/research/research-p…
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UK crop scientists from 6 leading research orgs benefit from next generation research computing platform to increase pace of crop science & CC research #cropdiversity #HPCC @JamesHuttonLtd @SRUC @kewgardens @TheBotanics @NHM_London @BBSRC niab.com/news-views/news/new…
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More from our staff in Colombia: Disease testing on Phaseolus accessions in one of the glasshouses at @BiovIntCIAT_eng. NIAB will be undertaking additional disease tests on hybrid bean populations in the near future, searching for new sources of improved resistance #hybridbeans
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Some #NIAB staff are currently in Colombia, they've seen the fantastic new genebank building under construction @BiovIntCIAT_eng. It will home collections of cassava, Phaseolus bean and many forage species. For more info on on the project see: ow.ly/Mdat50ysgp3 #hybridbeans
Fantastic to see the #hybridbeans for our project being grown in CIAT's mesh houses @niabgroup @BiovIntCIAT_eng
Visiting @CIAT_ this week. Thanks @earanzalesr and Monica Velez for showing us how you are propagating cassava wild relatives from the in vitro collection as part of our @BBSRC #GCRF project @NIABTAG
VACANCY: Post-Doc Researcher in Bioinformatics @NIABTAG working on genetic diversity in cassava wild relatives bit.ly/NIABjobs
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VACANCIES: Post-Doc Researchers in Bioinformatics (2 contract roles). Working on cassava & wheat genetic diversity bit.ly/NIABjobs




























