News from the Bacterial Plant Diseases Projects
- April 30th 2021: Postdoctoral Research Associate position in the Ralstonia Phage project.
Deadline: 13/5/21. More details here.
- February 23rd 2021: Launch of animation to introduce nine bacterial plant disease projects (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HELw_WCOXw). This was generated by SciAni. Please contact Geraint Parry if you would like a copy of the video.
- February 17th: DEFRA are increasing restrictions and requirements for the import of high risk Xylella host plants to reduce the chances that Xylella is introduced into GB. The aim of these measures is to enhance the level of protection against the risk of entry of Xylella into GB via imported plants. More information here.
- February 3rd 2021: KTN’s Microbiome Innovation Network launches the Microbiome Strategic Roadmap. Download report.
- January 19th 2021: The Coordination team is working with SciAni to design a bespoke animation to introduce the nine BPD projects. We can release a teaser image of this exciting animation.
Watch this space for more :)
- January 5th 2021: Schedule released for an external seminar series focused on Xylella virtually hosted by the University of California, Berkerley. Full details and sign up information can be found here.
- December 16th 2020 9am-1pm: BRIGIT- New Xylella Data for UK Risk Assessment and Policy. Virtual Event.
- More Information here.
- Register here before December 14th.
- December 8th 2020: Euphresco project 2018-A-298 ‘Plant Health Bioinformatics Network (PHBN)’ aims to build a network of bioinformaticians and computational biologists to work on Plant Health problems and announces the VIROMOCK challenge -> https://gitlab.com/ilvo/VIROMOCKchallenge
- December 7th 2020: Three posts at the University of Birmingham to work on bacterial diseases in trees. This work is associated with the Pseudomonas-Prunus project and is led by Professor Rob Jackson. Project details here.
- September 21st 2020: The BlackLeg team at the James Hutton Institute are recruiting for a 3-year position of postdoctoral researcher in Light Sheet Microscopy. Closing date: 30th September 2020.
- September 21st 11am BST: The BPD Coordination Team are hosting a 'Coffee-Time' webinar to introduce the nine BPD projects.
https://youtu.be/efvnDIUbrq8
- September 7th 2020: Please download a flyer that introduces the overall BPD programme.
-August 20th 2020: - Exciting publication on Acute Oak Decline from the Future Oak research team: Doonan J et al (2020) Host-microbiota-insect interactions drive emergent virulence in a complex tree disease Proc R Soc B https://doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2020.0956
- May 25th 2020: Plant ‘probiotics’ could keep soil healthy and pests at bay without pesticides
Deadline: 13/5/21. More details here.
- February 23rd 2021: Launch of animation to introduce nine bacterial plant disease projects (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HELw_WCOXw). This was generated by SciAni. Please contact Geraint Parry if you would like a copy of the video.
- February 17th: DEFRA are increasing restrictions and requirements for the import of high risk Xylella host plants to reduce the chances that Xylella is introduced into GB. The aim of these measures is to enhance the level of protection against the risk of entry of Xylella into GB via imported plants. More information here.
- February 3rd 2021: KTN’s Microbiome Innovation Network launches the Microbiome Strategic Roadmap. Download report.
- January 19th 2021: The Coordination team is working with SciAni to design a bespoke animation to introduce the nine BPD projects. We can release a teaser image of this exciting animation.
Watch this space for more :)
- January 5th 2021: Schedule released for an external seminar series focused on Xylella virtually hosted by the University of California, Berkerley. Full details and sign up information can be found here.
- December 16th 2020 9am-1pm: BRIGIT- New Xylella Data for UK Risk Assessment and Policy. Virtual Event.
- More Information here.
- Register here before December 14th.
- December 8th 2020: Euphresco project 2018-A-298 ‘Plant Health Bioinformatics Network (PHBN)’ aims to build a network of bioinformaticians and computational biologists to work on Plant Health problems and announces the VIROMOCK challenge -> https://gitlab.com/ilvo/VIROMOCKchallenge
- December 7th 2020: Three posts at the University of Birmingham to work on bacterial diseases in trees. This work is associated with the Pseudomonas-Prunus project and is led by Professor Rob Jackson. Project details here.
- September 21st 2020: The BlackLeg team at the James Hutton Institute are recruiting for a 3-year position of postdoctoral researcher in Light Sheet Microscopy. Closing date: 30th September 2020.
- September 21st 11am BST: The BPD Coordination Team are hosting a 'Coffee-Time' webinar to introduce the nine BPD projects.
https://youtu.be/efvnDIUbrq8
- September 7th 2020: Please download a flyer that introduces the overall BPD programme.
-August 20th 2020: - Exciting publication on Acute Oak Decline from the Future Oak research team: Doonan J et al (2020) Host-microbiota-insect interactions drive emergent virulence in a complex tree disease Proc R Soc B https://doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2020.0956
- May 25th 2020: Plant ‘probiotics’ could keep soil healthy and pests at bay without pesticides
