Research scientist @AtlBotanical Phylogenomics, Conservation genetics of rare plants, morning glories, orchids. she/her.
Atlanta, GA
Joined July 2013
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Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Yesterday I had the pleasure of presenting my work at @ibc2024 . Now I am ready for the next stage, I am still looking for a PhD, and I am open to opportunities (different families and topics). Now I live in Berlin, and I am available for opportunities.
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Enlightening talks on the fourth session of the Plant conservation genetics symposium on genetic conservation of endangered firs 🌲, Florida ziziphus translocations 🌸, genomic data for rare succulents 🌵, Florida Torreya genetics 🌳, and Echinocereus taxonomy and conservation 🌺
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Convolvulaceae Network present at @ibc2024 Madrid!...
A happy reunion to celebrate achievements, support each other's work, and talk about future projects!!
#Convolvulaceae
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Joining @ibc2024 #ibc2024 and interested in #biodiversity conservation of seeds?
We welcome you to attend our double symposium, "Advances in Seed Conservation of Wild Species" this Monday!
Session I
ibcmadrid2024.com/index.php?…
Session II
ibcmadrid2024.com/index.php?…
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
4 years in the making but here it is - proposed in 2020 and now approved- a new type species of #Ipomoea! This brings to an end 50 years of a nomenclatural glitch that prevented taxonomic changes in the genus. Strong science, collaboration and perseverance turned into result!
After many years… our collaborative proposal to change the type species of Ipomoea has been approved! Everyone welcome Ipomoea triloba, the new type species! Stay tuned for more exciting taxonomic work in morning glories!
ALT Lauren Eserman-Campbell hugging a plant, Ipomoea triloba, which is the new type species of the genus Ipomoea.
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
This has to be the best new type species announcement photo in the history of botany.
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Morning glories and croissants in an idyllic scenery of 18th century France - does it get any better?!
Thank you to Nelly Bouilhac for hosting us, and the Parc de la Vallée-aux-Loups for supporting the initiative.
We really cannot wait - see you there soon!!
#convolvulaceae
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Last day to submit your abstract!
ibcmadrid2024.com/index.php?…
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Our Nepenthes genome paper is now formally published! We report how genes related to their novel traits, such as dioecy and the trapping pitcher, evolved within the decaploid genome of this iconic carnivorous plant lineage.
nature.com/articles/s41477-0…
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Edeline Gagnon @EdelineGagnon continues at the evolution session at #SOL2023_Montreal presenting the functional diversification of underground organs in Solanum species. They classify into rhizomatous (180) and storage organs (121). They have different ecological identities.
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
When making large-scale taxonomic changes, it's important to consult the community that works with the group and consider the array of implications for those modifications. Well done to the team of authors who got together in this proposal - and Lauren and Ana for the leadership.
Proud to see this paper out! Our proposal is the result of a multi-year long global partnership among Convolvulaceae specialists. We stand by its importance for advancing systematic progress in Ipomoea - while preserving the name of the crop sweetpotato. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
"Compatibility systems and pollinator dependency in morning glory species (Convolvulaceae)"
Hassa, Traiperm & Stewart
link.springer.com/article/10…
#ipomoea #pollination #womeninSTEM
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Let's help @Botanical_ member Dr. Vanessa Koelling get back to her students and her lab! #iamabotanist #Botany gofund.me/917fa57c
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Love this logo for #Botany2024 featuring endangered species in Michigan. Join us in Grand Rapids, June 15-19! #botany #iamabotanist #scicomm
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
“Big news! The University of Georgia's Plant Biology Graduate Student Association is bringing a SEED LIBRARY to the Athens-Clarke County Library!”
Attend their event on Aug 19th to learn more!
@uga_plantbio @mellamosummer @UGAGradSchool @universityofga @redandblack
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Hey #ESA2023, our lab is looking for a research associate or postdoc to use Geospatial methods to improve longleaf pine restoration in Georgia! Come find me if you're interested!
Please RT and share: Now hiring Post-doctoral researcher OR Spatial Analyst! We are seeking motivated candidates with geospatial skills to work towards improving restoration in beautiful #longleaf pine forests @thejonesctr. Apps due Sept 15 tinyurl.com/23m92pfa
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Exciting news from Kenya!
@Cipotato and @kalromkulima have released the KC-SWEET PURPLE variety of sweetpotato 🍠, a climate-resilient and nutritious game-changer.
Let's celebrate this step towards #FoodSecurity and sustainable agriculture 🌱!
👉🏽 bit.ly/Purple-FleshedSP
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
Times zones really shouldn’t be this hard to cope with when planning
Lauren Eserman-Campbell, PhD retweeted
I am incredibly honored to have received the @AmSocPlantTaxon Peter Raven Award, given to a a plant systematist who has made exceptional efforts at outreach to non-scientists. My work communicating about plant conservation @CABotanicGarden has only just begun! Stay tuned! ❤️ 🌱
