Sarah Courbier (@scourbier.bsky.social)

"Hora Est!" What a surreal experience to defend my PhD thesis, I enjoyed this day so much! I am grateful to everyone who attended my defense (physically or digitally), my dear paranymphs and of course the committee members 👩‍🎓🥳 #PhDone

@SCourbier from @UniFreiburg is one of the invited speakers of #pem26. She will give a talk on the role of TOR in shade mediated hypocotyl elongation Join us in Montpellier next july

🔥 Postdoc opportunity 🌱 The Legris lab at @UniNeuchatel 🇨🇭 is looking for a Postdoc to work on the regulation of branching by warm temperatures. If you have a background on plant physiology and development, and you're interested in shoot thermomorphogenesis, apply now! 🧬🔬🪴

Here's a summary of the confirmed review papers so far. #plantscience #energy #JXBspecialissues (2/2)

The plant science PIs @BUnifr wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

Yesterday’s #CIBSS #EarlyCareerResearcherCouncil meeting brought together a group of CIBSS's early career researchers, Felix Wittenzellner, & @classenlab to discuss training needs, community building, and ways to influence and start activities. Thx to everyone who contributed!

Varying light intensity in vertical farms could reduce lighting costs by 12% without affecting plant growth. Read article by @LeoMarcelis @SilvereVialet @JulianVerdonk of @HppWur @WUR; @kevinfolta of @UF; @SCourbier of @UniFreiburg; Gail Taylor @UCLDeanLifeSci of @ucdavis et al

IN BRIEF: Seeing red: Light and temperature-dependent complex formation reveal new insights into phytochrome activity (Rory Osborne) buff.ly/4gCYrDL @chengwei_yi @ROsborne_93 @ASPB #PlantSci

@KleineVehnLab @eLife @AK_Roessling @lothar_kalmbach @ElkeBarbez @CIBSS_UniFR Awesome news, congratulations to all! 🌱

Thrilled to share our latest on RALF peptide signalling! Please have a look at our version of record @eLife doi.org/10.7554/eLife.… @AK_Roessling @lothar_kalmbach @ElkeBarbez @CIBSS_UniFR

Check out our latest work in @molcellprot where we mapped a #nitrogen specific protein interaction network around the #SnRK1 and #TOR kinases in #Arabidopsis, highlighting a key role for the #ER as a hub for integration of #nutrient levels doi.org/10.1016/j.mcpr…

@PlantTeaching @BT2024DBG It's always so good to have you around, Mary! Thank you for joining us 😍

Dinner crew! The weather is beautiful today and for the next few days too 🍀

I made it to the German Botanical Society conference in Halle! What a treat to bump into friends, several of the former @PlantPhys Assistant Features Editors are here too. @PlantScienceDBG #bt2024dbg Excellent poster session, and I am looking forward to exciting talks tomorrow.

#BT2024DBG attendees, I'm looking forward to meeting some of you today! Grab a drink and come say Hi at Poster 230 in the melanchthonianum basement at 17.30 🌱🎉

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Michael Hall will receive tomorrow (17th of September) the ‘Grande Médaille ´ of the French Academy of Sciences for his seminal discovery and study of the central TOR kinase! Congratulations on this well-deserved award!

Attending #bt2024dbg ?? Pop by poster 230, I would love to say hi and chat about how shade makes plants more susceptible to pathogens 😍🌱 See you soon!

@TrujilloLab Ah that's great! Looking forward to catching up a bit :)

Delighted to be back in Halle and looking fwd to exciting science #BT2024DBG

Just came home from our lab outing! We had fantastic weather and enjoyed a lovely walk (and 🍦), a picnic by the lake playing boardgames, and a barbecue! ❤️

Great to have @mmjulkowska here this morning for our @DOMPS_seminars

Freshly back from a 4-day writing retreat in the Black Forest with 3 fantastic colleagues 🏡✍️ A perfect blend of inspiration, focus, good food and beautiful nature. I highly recommend this for whoever is looking for a writing productivity boost, it certainly worked for us!