Anne-Sophie Fiorucci (she/her)

@annesofio.bsky.social

Assistant professor in Plant Biology at Paris-Saclay University / I2BC. Plant light and temperature responses, newly passionate about nitrate. Auxin is my lucky charm :) Mom, feminist, amateur ballet dancer, novice embroiderer.

🌱A postdoctoral position is available in our team in Gif-sur-Yvette @i2bcparissaclay.bsky.social on a project led by Sophie Filleur. The objective? To investigate how vacuolar nitrate storage influences plant performance under varying nitrogen & H2O availability. Check the link below! #plantscience

Portail Emploi CNRS - Job offer - Postdoctoral Researcher (20-Month Fixed-Term Contract) – Regulation of Vacuolar Nitrate Transport in Plants (M/F)

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🌱A postdoctoral position is available in our team in Gif-sur-Yvette @i2bcparissaclay.bsky.social on a project led by Sophie Filleur. The objective? To investigate how vacuolar nitrate storage influences plant performance under varying nitrogen & H2O availability. Check the link below! #plantscience

Portail Emploi CNRS - Job offer - Postdoctoral Researcher (20-Month Fixed-Term Contract) – Regulation of Vacuolar Nitrate Transport in Plants (M/F)

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“Laboratory Rotations”: the new teaching unit in the Research track of the M2 in Plant Sciences at Paris-Saclay, https://www.master-sciences-du-vegetal.fr/eng/news/lab-rotations-master-in-plant-sciences

“Laboratory Rotations”: the new teaching unit in the Research track of the M2 in Plant Sciences at Paris-Saclay

Starting next academic year, the M2 in Plant Sciences @Paris-Saclay, will introduce a new, innovative teaching unit for its Research track: the “Laboratory Rotations”.   This teaching unit includes two two-week internships conducted within research teams, including those of the SPS network. These internships allow students to become familiar with the design and execution of experiments, refine their technical skills, discover new research topics, and expand their scientific network. The “Laboratory rotations” embody the “training in and through research” approach, an innovative pedagogical method that teachers are gradually integrating into all SPS master’s programs, and which SPS strongly supports.   This teaching unit has already proven successful in another SPS master’s program, the international M1 in Plant and Microbial Molecular Biology (PMB), established in 2023. This master, which has served as an excellent testing ground for pedagogical innovation, will merge with the M1 in Plant Sciences from the 2026-2027 academic year.   We  interviewed Hoc Nguyen and Jacob Van Buskirk, international students in the M1 PMB program, who recently completed their lab rotations: Hoc Nguyen “The lab rotations were fun, exciting, and intellectually satisfying, playing an important role in my academic development by allowing me to observe how scientists think, solve problems, and conduct independent research. I had the chance to meet many kind and interesting people while experiencing different working environments, which increased my exposure to diverse teams and created opportunities for networking and potential future positions. What I enjoyed most was analyzing results and interpret them. I find the process of making sense of the data both rewarding and stimulating. The most exciting part was discussing these interpretations with my supervisors, as their perspectives often revealed blind spots or flaws in my reasoning, helping me sharpen my critical thinking skills.” Jacob Van Buskirk “The lab rotations offered me an enriching introduction to the research environment, particularly suiting my hands-on learning style. My rotation at IPS2, focused on dry lab work, was extraordinarily helpful; I gained invaluable skills by processing the full pipeline of ChIP-seq, RNA-seq, and Hi-C data, a resource I will rely on well into the future. Equally impactful was my time at IJPB, where I made strong connections and felt deeply involved with the institution. Receiving such guidance from both teams was illuminating, reminding me why I chose this career path.” See also Master in Plant Sciences Program of the M2 in Plant Sciences - Research track Teaching Unit « Laboratory rotations »  International M1 Plant and Microbial Molecular Biology (PMB)  Research in SPS Research teams in the SPS perimeter

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Our work now on its final version. We mapped the mechanical properties of roots at tissue and single cell levels using Brillouin microscopy and molecular rotors. Additional mutants and stress measurements from what we previously showed in the preprint are included. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

The mechanical properties of Arabidopsis thaliana roots adapt dynamically during development and to stress

Brillouin microscopy reveals in vivo dynamics of mechanical properties during plant development and response to stress.

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Je ne sais pas comment dire autrement les choses que comme ça : la République va observer une minute de silence en l'honneur du militant d'un mouvement de factieux royalistes, identitaires et antisémites qui ont juré sa perte voilà plus d'un siècle.

LCP-Assemblée nationale@lcp.fr · 6mo ago

🔴🏛️ [INFO LCP] Mort de Quentin Deranque à Lyon : l'Assemblée nationale observera une minute de silence cet après-midi en ouverture de la séance de questions au gouvernement (sources parlementaires). #DirectAN

Get ready to dance! 🕺💃 We’re excited to welcome Ór Ceilidh Band to play live at the YRSPP 2026 social evening! 🎻 Join us for a traditional Scottish ceilidh orscotland.com 🗓️Registration closes 15 February. Time is running out!⌛️yrspp.github.io/register

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📣 Thermomorphogenesis community 📣 Excited to announce that Ritesh Raipuria will present his preprint on hydrogen peroxide and thermomorphogenesis regulation in our next JC. Don't miss out!!

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This is unfortumately very true! I know too many stories, too and have not done enough. A toxic environment burns creativity, passion and enthusiasm and we damage and loose talented minds. I share your anger Katharine (at the system and myself) We all need to do better!

Katharine Hubbard@katharinehubbard.bsky.social · 6mo ago

I’ve had so many people contacting me sharing their stories of toxic workplace behaviour that has been rewarded rather than punished after writing this - a sad reflection on our sector #academia #Highereducation #HE #universities #WorkplaceCulture katharinehubbard.blog/2026/01/20/t...