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Our discoveries attain immortality through publication. Our spirit attains immortality by teaching others how to make their own discoveries.
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Stephen Bornemann
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Stephen Bornemann
@stephbornemann
Supporting postgraduate students and early career researchers in plant health - he/him
Norwich, England Katılım Kasım 2012
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INTERVIEW: @annang_ruth, MSc Global Plant Health alumna, shared why leadership and communication training are vital for plant scientists, and how she is driven by the desire to battle misinformation through accessible science.
Read the full interview: tsl.ac.uk/news/student-p…
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Our 11th (!) Preprint Pizza Party was a success! 📑
Students, postdocs and RAs from our lab and @JohnInnesCentre discussed recent @biorxivpreprint papers and enjoyed a pizza break 🍕
Stay tuned for the publication of our comments online!
#PreprintCommentClub
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We said farewell to Halpin Scholar @bear_laine after a very productive few years generating resources that will continue to reap rewards for years to come @talbotlabTSL
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TSL Summer Conference getting a shoutout during Ren Ujimatsu’s @RUjimatsu presentation at the JSPP Annual Meeting (Ren was a 2024 participant). @TheSainsburyLab
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LAST WEEK to apply for the TSL Summer Conference in Plant-Microbe Interactions! ☀️🌱🧬
Discuss the latest approaches & discoveries in plant health with international and local speakers.
⏰ APPLY online by 30 March '26
⬇️ buff.ly/i9Wg66U
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Less than two weeks left to apply for the TSL Summer Conference in Plant-Microbe Interactions! ☀️🌱🧬
Discuss the latest approaches & discoveries in plant health with international and local speakers.
⏰ APPLY online by 30 March '26
⬇️ tsl.ac.uk/tsl-summer-con…
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📣 VACANCY: TSL Ventures Operations Officer
Join us to support the TSL Ventures Executive translate ideas and discoveries generated at TSL into impactful innovations. 🧬
⏰ Apply online by 31 March 2026
tsl.ac.uk/working-at-tsl…
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Today’s @TheSainsburyLab MSc lecture focused on epigenetics (broadly defined), delivered by our chromatin aficionado, Vangeli.
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Siyu @SiyuSong3 introduced the concept of PCoA.
She created this PCoA plot based on our lab members’ research interests.
Quiz: Is Tatsuya, sitting in the middle, interested in everything or nothing? 🤔
Tatsuya Nobori@nobolly
Today’s @TheSainsburyLab MSc lecture focused on symbiosis and the microbiome, delivered by Karen and Siyu from our lab. Great to see so many thoughtful questions from the students 😄
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This week, MSc students at @TheSainsburyLab are learning confocal microscopy to visualise plant-microbe interactions, with hands-on guidance from our lab members Tokuji & Ru.
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@MitchellSorbel2 @jonathandgjones @Kobe_Lab_ Agreed. Cleavage is generic and a better description of the initial nucleophilic substitution reaction with the enzyme and its associated loss of the base
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@stephbornemann @jonathandgjones @Kobe_Lab_ I see your point! NAD+ cleavage would have been a better choice for the arrow. It is discussed more thoroughly in the text.
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We wrote a focussed review on recent structural advancements in NLRs. It was a lot to cover we tried our best. We hope its enjoyable to experts in the field and useful to newcomers. Check it out: doi.org/10.1111/tpj.70…
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@MitchellSorbel2 @jonathandgjones @Kobe_Lab_ Sure. Nevertheless, no matter which reactions are most frequent, the label hydrolysis in the figure is not strictly correct for most of the reactions shown. I did confess my chemistry pedantry, after all
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@stephbornemann @jonathandgjones @Kobe_Lab_ In my experience, the major reaction is just NAD+ hydrolysis into ADPR. this isn't sufficient for signalling and it's their "side" reactions that are more interesting. It's also common for TIR domains from other species to only signal through NAD depletion (hydrolysis)
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My great honour to have the support from TSL 🥹 And humongous thanks again to @mpcontreras4 for initiating the idea & kept encouraging me to do the phD by Publication program. Now TEAM PAU has upgraded 😆😝🫶
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Huge congratulations to @HsuanPai1 on defending her PhD thesis by publication - a first at TSL. Such a PhD at UEA requires many years of research and many publications with significant intellectual input. A great example of what can happen when someone is given the space to grow.
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Huge congratulations to @HsuanPai1 on defending her PhD thesis by publication - a first at TSL. Such a PhD at UEA requires many years of research and many publications with significant intellectual input. A great example of what can happen when someone is given the space to grow.
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Join us in Norwich this July for the TSL Summer Conference in Plant-Microbe Interactions! ☀️🌱🧬
Discuss the latest approaches & discoveries in plant health with international and local speakers.
⏰ APPLY by 30 March '26
New keynote speakers ⬇️ buff.ly/i9Wg66U
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