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Main objective of our lab is to investigate how plant hormone crosstalk provides plasticity to plant growth and development, and how plant hormones help to integrate and translate external cues into appropriate responses. To reach this goal we apply molecular, genetic, bioinformatics, as well as advanced transcriptomics and metabolomics approaches in order to obtain a comprehensive and elaborate picture of those interactions in selected developmental processes.

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Plant Biologist at the CBGP in Madrid.

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stephanpollmann Stephan Pollmann @stephanpollmann ·
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Finally, it seems that we will be working on soil microbiome engineering to sanitize contaminated mining dump soils
https://www.aei.gob.es/convocatorias/buscador-convocatorias/proyectos-estrategicos-orientados-transicion-ecologica
@CBGP_Madrid @La_UPM @etsiaab

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dromius Sebastian Schornack @dromius ·
30 Sep

Plz RT. David Sainsbury Career Development Fellowship
Come and establish your group @slcuplants: 5-yr fellowship, salary + 30% Gatsby distinction award + £70,000 p.a. of unrestricted research support.
@UniCambridge https://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/37298/ - apply by 30 Oct. 2022 🌱🌿🌼🖥️💡

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dukebiology Duke Biology @dukebiology ·
23 Sep

The rumors are true: WE ARE HIRING! Two assistant professor positions, in any area of biology. Come join a vibrant department and help us make it an even more exciting place to learn and research. Please RT widely! More info: https://biology.duke.edu/assistant-prof-positions

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stephanpollmann Stephan Pollmann @stephanpollmann ·
23 Sep

We found that the Ca2+ sensor CBL7 is an important molecular asset for the establishment of the symbiosis between Arabidopsis and Piriformospora indica. Huge shout-out and congrats to the team 🇯🇵🇪🇸🇩🇪🇫🇷🇨🇱🌾🦠🔬
#EIG-Concert_Japan
@CBGP_Madrid @La_UPM
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pce.14420

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