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@SessenDaniel Congrats@Sessen

Excited to share our new preprint, out today on #bioRxiv. We combined genomics, landscape ecology and participatory varietal selection to understand environmental determinants of teff genetic variation, to estimate genomic offset and to identify smallholders' farmers preferences.

It was a great pleasure to participate to the @ASPB_ARN hackathon #PlantBio21 @ASPB. Thank you to the organisers !! @Sunil_KumarKR, Ayalet Kurtz-Sohn, Mary Ranketse and Seloame Nyaku presenting the great solution of team A12: genomics and breading on teff 👏

ARN Hackathon ongoing. Dr Salakpi's team presents

Why have we relied on a few crops to promote food security for such a long time? Join us on Wednesday, at #PlantBio21 as @Ghanem_DeG analyzes some of the perception gaps @ASPB

Congratulations to the winners of the ARN #PlantBio21 participation award. We look forward to an amazing interaction at the summit. Special thanks to our sponsors and supporters @ocpgroup North America, @NewPhyt Foundation, and @ASPB.

A reminder to register for the @ASPB #plantbio21 to join our hackathon challenge. Four major themes will be hacked on and winning teams will receive great prizes. To register: plantbiology.aspb.org/register/?_ga=…

Our workshop and hackathon seeks to highlight recent advances on orphan crops, as well as suggest way forward to exploring these nutrient dense crops. We look forward to hosting this event @ASPB #PlantBio21

Join our hackathon challenge @ASPB #plantbio21. The goal is to foster innovation and collaboration for the development of orphan crop research in developing countries. To register: plantbiology.aspb.org

Orphan crops are neglected by breeders because they are not cash crops, but they hold a key to improving food and nutrition security in many nations geneticliteracyproject.org/2017/11/30/lon… via @GeneticLiteracy

Workshop & hackathon on improving orphan crops to foster bio-economies. #plantbio20 Most research pursued by plant scientists in low-income countries addresses challenges that affect local livelihoods; research efforts that receive limited attention by the scientific community.

Concluding workshop and Hackathon on improving orphan crops to foster bio-economies #plantbio20

125 days to #APBAConf2021 & we can’t wait to have you there! Your participation is important to us. For all participants interested in virtual sessions only, please note that registration is FREE of charge! Register and submit your abstracts today: africanplantbreeders.ug.edu.gh/virtual-regist…

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We are pleased to announce this scholarship opportunity for African graduate students/ #ECRs. We are sponsoring the registration of 4 scholars to attend #Plantbio21 in full. Applications are due June 24, 2021. Apply using the link: forms.gle/RSdCcUUhKxXBTF…

Are you an African researcher interested in attending the @ASPB 2021 conference? Please indicate interest by filling out this form. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Excited that our next review in the #Top10MPMI series is now out! You Lu and @Billion_of_Gods Kenichi Tsuda address Q5: Is there really a binary distinction between ETI and PTI? Intimate Association of PRR- and NLR-Mediated Signaling in Plant Immunity apsjournals.apsnet.org/doi/10.1094/MP…

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Our latest research on proteomics and phosphoproteomics of switchgrass infected by Schizaphis graminum in collaboration with Joe Louis and Gautam Sarath has just been published with @SpringerNature Read here: rdcu.be/b6YkQ

Thrilled to be part of @ASPB_ARN, a network created by African ECRs and scientists within #Plantae. Read our mission and stories on #Plantae and join us!! @PlantTeaching @modestannedi @Mathieuayenan @thelma_madzima @oaalaba @PZogli @mztys @ruthndathe @mranketse1 @ScienceChidi

Roll Call! Are you attending #PlantBio20 from Africa or are you an @ASPB member from Africa? Please introduce yourselves, we have some exciting news😀 I’ll start: I’m Modesta Abugu, from Nigeria. I’m a masters student @UF