Emerson Del Ponte

@edelponte.bsky.social

Professor of plant pathology at the Federal University of Viçosa, Brazil. Author of the R4PDE book.

This time of year, the campus feels quiet and lifeless as students have yet to return. Yet, the beauty of Viçosa's campus remains vibrant, and I look forward to seeing these sidewalks bustling with life next week.

View of a sidewalk of Viçosa campus Brazil

More opportunities! Besides a PhD student (other post) we are looking for postdocs! One on Quantitative Disease Resistance mechansims! One on Population Genomics of barley pathogens! The positions can start Feb 2025. For extremely well-fitting candidates can delay the date.

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The recent CAPES normative banning fully online courses and asynchronous activities in Brazilian graduate programs is a setback for modern education. It limits opportunities for internationalization, like the remote course (epidemiology) I offer in English, attended by students from abroad 1/3

It was great fun working with Emerson on this paper. Meta-analysis has occupied a major portion of my research time over the past 15+ years. Many plant pathologists are now seeing the benefits of this approach to quantitative research synthesis.

Emerson Del Ponte@edelponte.bsky.social · 2y ago

Excited to share here our review on the use of meta-analysis in Plant Pathology. Now available open access in Plant Disease volume 108, number 11. apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/10.1094/...

Had a great time yesterday presenting an online seminar (short title: Meta-analysis in plant pathology) for the department of Entomology and Plant Pathology, Oklahoma State University. Find my slides here: www.linkedin.com/posts/emerso...

Emerson M. Del Ponte on LinkedIn: Meta-analysis in crop protection

Today I gave an online seminar at the Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology - Oklahoma State University. In my talk, I showcased the power of…

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