Jose M. Estevez
@estevezjosem.bsky.social
Interested in plant development, cell polarity, Ca+2 and ROS homeostasis, plant cell wall integrity, signalling, protein translation. @Fundacionleloir CONICET Argentina. Currently Editor at @NewPhytologist, @CommsBiology @PlantComms
German Society for Plant Sciences (DBG)@plantsciencedbg.bsky.social · 6d agoWe are very much looking forward to listen to the latest #plantsci results presented next week by the keynote speakers, and in the sessions, presented by invited speakers as well as by #early career researchers (#ECR), at our #BT2026 See programme: botanik-tagung.de/programme.html
I'm excited to share that my newly funded #ERCStG FRONTERA is recruiting two postdoctoral researchers at @ipbhalle.bsky.social 🌱🔬 If you are passionate about plant immunity, proteolysis, membrane proteins, or proteomics, I'd love to hear from you. 🧵 Please RT/share!
(🧵1/2) On the cover of our #LatestIssue: Confocal image of an Arabidopsis thaliana root showing suberin deposition, a dynamic barrier that contributes to root adaptation under changing nutrient conditions.
Please share: Two PhD positions in Plant Photobiology in our lab @w-u-r.bsky.social in Wageningen University, the Netherlands: www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/p... www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/p...
PhD candidate Plant Light Signalling
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Happy to share a joint work leaded by Hernan Salinas Grenet between Jose M. Alvarez´lab and my group on "GRNs acting on dual stress Low Pi and Salt stress in roots" using data mining and functional validation. Please take a look here www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6... #roots #multiplestresses
🍃🎤🍃 Speaker Announcement 🍃🎤🍃 A bonus speaker bio to mark our final day of abstract submissions! 🌱 Join Sean May (Nottingham Arabidopsis Stock Centre) for "Creating inclusive teams: collaboration, leadership, and communication" at Early Career Essentials 🌱 👉👉 cvent.me/8o1kkP #DEI #plantscience
⏰⏰ Abstract submission closes today!! ⏰⏰ Join us this October to grow your career & develop your network 🌱 👉 cvent.me/8o1kkP
Association of Applied Biologists@aabiologists.bsky.social · 2w ago🚨 1 week left to submit an abstract 🚨 Don't miss your chance to present at 🌱 Early Career Essentials for Applied Biologists 🌱 📅 20-21 Oct 👉 cvent.me/8o1kkP ⏰ Deadline 1st Sept Join our multidisciplinary line-up of speakers from industry, academia & beyond 🌟 📣 Today we're sharing 2 more speakers..
With a packed programme of science, career-building workshops and networking opportunities 🌱 Check out our fab bunch of invited speakers 👇 #plantscience #forestry #agronomy #cropbreeding #scicomm #sciencepolicy
The 4th AoB Plants issue is out @aobp.bsky.social You’ll find papers on plant diversification, flower morphology evolution, seed dormancy and ecology, root ecology, embolism, and more #PlantScience #PlantResearch #PlantBiology #Botany Check it out at academic.oup.com/aobpla/issue...
We are very much looking forward to listen to the latest #plantsci results presented next week in the following 8 plenary sessions, at our #BT2026: Dominique Bergmann, @stanfordstomata.bsky.social (Stanford University, USA): Flipping the script: Generating stomatal form in Arabidopsis leaves 🧵1/9
Interested in the molecular basis how the plant cell adapts to changes in cell wall biochemistry? Check out the recent paper in Nat Plants by two former truly gifted Ph.D. students Rodion Boikine, Ajeet Chaudhary (@ajeetchaudhary.bsky.social) and collaborators. Cool stuff if I may say so.
Extremely excited to welcome Tessa to our conference in October 2026. Tessa has already broken glass ceilings in research and leadership. She is @aspbofficial.bsky.social president elect and will travel from US to join us in person. Register to attend her address @blackinplantsci.bsky.social
Black In Plant Science- UK@blackinplantsci.bsky.social · 3w ago📢Speaker Announcement: Dr. Tessa Burch-Smith We are delighted to finally announce that our international plenary speaker this year will be Dr. Tessa Burch-Smith. Join us for what will be an inspiring day and register now: bit.ly/BiPSConferen...
🌱🧬Endophytic Flavobacterium promotes root hair growth & drought tolerance via ERF–CEP5 module. ERF115/114 induce CEP5, integrating ethylene signaling. Enhances resilience in Arabidopsis, wheat & reduces yield loss A microbe-driven pathway for crop adaptation #plantsci www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Endophytic Flavobacterium promotes root hair development and enhances drought tolerance via an ERF–CEP5 hormonal regulatory module - Nature Plants
Flavobacterium sp. 98 promotes root hair development and enhances plant drought tolerance via a novel signalling pathway, highlighting the role of plant–microorganism interactions for improving crop r...
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Lab meetings can be the worst, or the best! :) Here are 22 tips for improving them (including mine) www.nature.com/articles/d41... @nature.com
Twenty-two easy ways to power up your lab meetings
Scientists share help and advice on how they got their research discussions flowing.
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ER-located Ca2+ ATPase ACA2 regulates Ca2+ cytoplasmic pool linked to root hair growth in Arabidopsis thaliana https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.07.06.736746v1
Finally out!! Beatifull work leaded by Arezo Rahimi and Salma Balazadeh group at University of Göttingen and colaborators showing the power of root hairs induced by Flavo98 to enhance drought tolerence in plants!! www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Endophytic Flavobacterium promotes root hair development and enhances drought tolerance via an ERF–CEP5 hormonal regulatory module - Nature Plants
Flavobacterium sp. 98 promotes root hair development and enhances plant drought tolerance via a novel signalling pathway, highlighting the role of plant–microorganism interactions for improving crop r...
nature.com
🌱 Hello, Blueskyers! We’re the Plant Biology Lectures Series — or PBL — a meeting created to bring together Plant Biology researchers.Our previous editions 👇 PBL 2026! @pblseries.bsky.social More info: @PBLseries on X/Twitter · @plantbiologylectures on IG, and plantbiologylecturesarg@gmail.com
Since 1998, hundreds of students have met inspiring scientists, discovered new research, built collaborations, and found opportunities to continue their career in Plant Science . 🌎🔬
After 2022 and 2024 meetings in Buenos Aires and Rosario, PBL 2026 is coming to Buenos Aires! 🇦🇷 This is more than a lecture series. It’s about science, people, conversations, and opening doors. 🚪🌱
Very happy to share our new paper in Plant Physiology! 🌽 We uncover a 2-step mechanism controlling maize phytocytokine Zip1: ZmMC9 processes PROZIP1 intracellularly, enabling export of bioactive Ct-PROZIP1, while apoplastic proteases attenuate the signal. doi.org/10.1093/plph...
Buscamos candidato a Beca Doctoral Conicet llamado 2026 junto con javimorenook.bsky.social #Arabidopsis 🍀 #microbioma 🍄 IAL-FIL
1/9 🧵New preprint from the lab! A midpoint in a long journey to understand specificity among bHLH transcription factors in plants. Part IV: how does an accessory domain guide specificity of heterodimerizing bHLHs? #PlantSci #TranscriptionFactors #stomata www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
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🌾 We're hiring a postdoc! Join the Stomatal Biology group in beautiful Bern @unibe.ch How do grass leaves spatially coordinate development of veins & stomatal rows? 2 years (plus possible extension), funded by @snsf.ch @dfg.de within @cerealcell.bsky.social RU5325 jobs.unibe.ch/job-vacancie...
💡 Why study plant cell walls? Plant cell walls influence almost every aspect of plant life: 🌱 Growth 🌾 Crop yield 🦠 Disease resistance 💧 Drought tolerance 🌍 Sustainable biomaterials Understanding them benefits both fundamental science and society. #PlantWallK #PlantResearch #CellWall #PlantBiology
En este artículo para Plantae reflexionamos sobre el impacto de la cultura del "éxito" en la academia y proponemos ideas para construir un entorno científico donde no solo se celebren los logros, sino también el aprendizaje que surge de los errores y los fracasos. plantae.org/the-role-of-...
The Role of Failure in Science: What Plant Researchers Learn from Experiments That Don’t Work | Plantae
What does it mean to fail in science? In scientific research, what we call “failure” does not always mean the same thing. While some failures arise from technical issues, others stem from the…
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