Plant and soil scientist @Sydney_Uni, interested in metabolomics, mass spectrometry and everything plants and soil
Sydney, Australia
Joined April 2015
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We developed D2O labeling of polar lipids of soil microbes as culture and gene independent index of growth. Many thanks to reviewers and editors for getting this in print before New Year. authors.elsevier.com/a/1gIgu… – at Sydney, New South Wales
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Please re-circulate. New postdoc position available to study organ positioning in the flower at the University of Sydney. Cell polarity, auxin etc etc! Join our multidisciplinary RESYDE (www2.hu-berlin.de/resyde/) team! Apply here: usyd.wd105.myworkdayjobs.com…
Just published in @plantandsoil we explored how mucilage affects microbial survival and respiration over a dry-rewet cycle. Read more: url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com…
I’m excited to announce Sydney Plant Ecophys Group is hosting two talks 16 April from 4PM (Australian Eastern time).
Thomas Roberts: Australian native grass seeds as indigenous grains
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Shreya Veeravelli: NSC storage & allocation in almond crops
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It was great to contribute to paper led by Tsai-Hsuan Tony Hsu on fish corallivory. Turns out storage lipids may play a role in resilience of corals to chronic butterflyfish predation. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Paper led by @bahar_usyd is methodological tour de force: 13C labelling, mass spec, NEXAFS. Nitrogen availability alters the contribution of ex-vivoand in-vivo pathways to carbon formation in particulate- and mineral-associated organic matter sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
I moved into a “new” #lab last week. A welcome surprise is finding I’m not the oldest thing in the lab. Case in point: Schott bottle labelled 9/5/71
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Nutrient‐Rich Mineral‐Associated Organic Matter Limits Carbon Storage Under Elevated Carbon Dioxide in a Low Phosphorus Eucalyptus Woodland Soil
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I’m excited to announce Sydney Plant Ecophys Group is hosting two talks 9 Dec from 4PM (Australian Eastern summer time)
Andrew Merchant: plant source-sink dynamics using low field NMR
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Davide Siclari: thermal metrics in a warming climate
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How can we make plants fix carbon more efficiently? 🌿
This is the question that researchers from the @Sydney_Uni and @ourANU have spent five years pondering.
Find out more: srkr.io/6015tqL
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Article: Microbial physiology conserves phosphorus by reducing phosphorus contributions in membrane lipids and increasing intracellular carbon storage during long-term ecosystem development
@CharlesR_Warren @sydneyunigeo
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It’s not too late to apply for our #postdoc in microbial ecology. Application deadline is Sunday 30th March
We're hiring! We have 3 year #postdoc position in microbial ecology of gut and soil at University of Sydney. Suits folk with expertise in experimental microbial ecology (e.g. microbiome manipulation, chemostat measurements, metabolomics, metagenomics) tinyurl.com/4yn4ed5u
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Less than a week to apply for this postdoc role in my lab at @Sydney_Uni in Narrabri. Come join this exciting @theGRDC funded project using state of the art gas exchange and phenomics tools to explore chickpea heat tolerance. Reach out if you want more information.
🌟 Exciting Postdoc Opportunity in Plant Phenomics🌟 Join our research group at @Sydney_Uni Narrabri investigating heat tolerance in chickpeas. Use state of the art UAV & hyperspectral imaging tools to enhance crop resilience to climate change.
tinyurl.com/4uenmwej
We're hiring! We have 3 year #postdoc position in microbial ecology of gut and soil at University of Sydney. Suits folk with expertise in experimental microbial ecology (e.g. microbiome manipulation, chemostat measurements, metabolomics, metagenomics) tinyurl.com/4yn4ed5u
Around 7 years after the experiment wrapped up it is out in print! We investigated heat tolerance mechanisms of sorghum genotypes differing in heat tolerance. Kudos to Alexander Watson-Lazowski and team for persevering.
academic.oup.com/jxb/article…
Out now in @plantandsoil Orpheus Butler used root splitting to determine if #soil #microbial biomass is affected by #plant nutrient status. rdcu.be/d8xjK
Paper published by PhD student Bright Amenkhienan: Understanding extractable metal species relationships with phosphorus sorption and organic carbon in soils publish.csiro.au/SR/SR24118
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We are currently recruiting a PhD student to work on venom mechanisms and CRISPR screening like the below paper, but with new techniques. If you like CRISPR, pain, and or venoms, and you are an Australian citizen or have PR, please feel free to contact me here or by email.
Our new paper on an antidote for cobra venom is out. Work done by @anti_d4 @CPC_usyd @Sydney_Science and in collaboration with @nickcasewell @LSTMnews
doi.org/10.1126/scitranslmed…
Using CRISPR screening we found that cobra venom damage can be blocked by excess heparin.
Can someone explain the timescale on the department of home affairs visa site? #DataVizFail
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Two lectureship positions are available in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences @Sydney_Uni!
Our School is seeking to appoint 1 Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Ecology and 1 in Evolutionary Biology.
Applications close on 8 Sep.
Details here:
usyd.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/e…
Semester starts next week, so i'm trying to finish a bunch of lab work. LC-MS of #lipids extracted from #soil #microbes. A successful 13C-labelling experiment is a great way to end the week! #USYD
ALT LC-MS chromatogram and mass spectra of lipids extracted from soil microbes that received unlabelled glucose or 13C-glucose.