Everything you need to know about ash dieback
April 2019
Learn everything you need to know about what ash dieback is, where it came from, and what it means for our trees from our chat with the BBC Wildlife magazine
Promoting women in science
June 2018
Andrea took part in the first Soapbox Science event to be held in York, with a talk entitled "Ash dieback disease - is there hope for our ash trees". The day was a great success, with wonderful talks spanning birds, butterflies, trees, flowers and poo!
Soapbox Science is coming to York
June 2018
Andrea will be talking about ash dieback in this year's Soapbox Science event being held in Kings Square, York on 9th June 2018. Come along and learn something new as Andrea and the other speakers take to their soapboxes to tell you about their exciting research!
Website: http://soapboxscience.org/soapbox-science-2018-york/
Twitter: @SoapboxSciYork
Gatsby Plant Science Summer School
July 2018
Andrea co-organised the plant pathology practical at this year's Gatsby Plant Science Summer School held at The Hawkhills, Easingwold. The practical was about ash dieback, and included how to recognise the symptoms, microscopic analysis of samples taken from the field, and confirmation of infections using Loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP). The practical was great fun, and we hope to do it all again next year!
Liam wins poster prize at PlantQuant 2019
November 2019
Liam's first poster on his PhD research "Future-proofing our food: Increasing tolerance to abiotic stress in hexaploid bread wheat using associative transcriptomics" won him a hefty bit of bedtime reading on Genetics and Analysis of Quantitative Traits!
Andrea joins GARNet advisory committee
January 2018
GARNet is a BBSRC sponsored network that aims to make sure the UK Arabidopsis and wider plant research community remains competitive and productive at the national and international level by helping researchers make the best use of available funding, tools and resources.
