🌟We’re hiring: Science Communication Lead🌟 At Jan IngenHousz Institute (JII) in Wageningen, NL, we’re building a young research institute focused on improving #photosynthesis to secure future food production. Now we need your comms expertise to help us grow. Keep reading👇 #Hiring #OpenScience

🌿 Seeking a Postdoc – Photorespiratory Potential at Jan IngenHousz Institute, Wageningen, NL. Join an international team enhancing #photosynthesis to improve crop resilience and productivity. Keep reading...👇

🌱 Kickstart your plant science career! We’re offering 2 paid Research Trainee roles (Oct ‘25–Mar ‘26) at Jan IngenHousz Institute — 6 months to explore photosynthesis, gain hands-on skills, and prepare your own PhD proposal. Read on for more info👇

🥳 We're part of the newly funded project REAP2SOW! 🥳 Thekla von Bismarck is the lead scientist for this project at Jan IngenHousz Institute, and she is excited to start working on it:

Who is at the Gordon Conference on #Photosynthesis? If you are, make sure to visit JII's Moges Retta at his poster on electron transport.

We're looking for a postdoc! With a PhD in plant biology, biochemistry, biophysics, or a related field, to help us develop methods. 👇 See the link for full info. #photosynthesis #research #jobopening #postdoc #sharingiscaring www.jan-ingenhousz-institute.org/vacancies/po...

It's unusually quiet at the institute this week: everybody seems to be in #Antwerp for the SEB conference! #Photosynthesis is well-represented with sessions by Dezra Strand (photo), Juanita Solin and Tom Theeuwen. #SEB2025 @sebiology.bsky.social

Such a hot day here in the Netherlands! ☀️ We all adapt quickly when the weather turns. When it starts to drizzle, we put on our rain gear; when the sun comes out, we put on our 😎. This is not surprising. But plants do this too! They adapt their photosynthesis, and they do this within seconds. >>

Jan IngenHousz Institute collaborators map photosynthesis deep – and high – in the Amazon! New paper on some spectacular research by @leoziccardi.bsky.social @starkfloresta.bsky.social , JII's scientific director Dave Kramer and others. Photos show Leonardo Ziccardi with the MultiSpeQ device.

What drives JII? In Prophyta magazine research fellow Tom Theeuwen talks about our approach, integrating sensors, big data and genetics: "We really want to see what's happening with photosynthesis in crops while they are in the field." Read the story (page 20/38): www.prophyta.org/prophyta/Pro...

We have exciting new positions open and are looking for talented photosynthesis researchers and engineers to join our team! - Postdoc/Researcher - Research Engineer - Research Assistant If you're passionate, driven and ready to grow with us, look at the full descriptions: lnkd.in/d-rVtSZm #jobs 🌾🧪