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NWO awards three consortia focusing on crop resilience and human and animal health

2023-01-21T09:21:18+01:00

  Microorganisms are important for crop resilience and human and animal health. Possible adaptation of this so-called microbiome offers great opportunities for society. After all, this microbiome performs important functions in terms of protection against pathogens, nutrient availability and digestion of food. The three awarded projects will provide more insight into the microbiome as a whole, its function in soil or in agriculture and horticulture, and its transmission to humans and animals. The three consortia will investigate the effects of the soil microbiome on human health, the potential to grow better crops after microbiome adaptations, and exploiting peptide-producing microbiota for [...]

NWO awards three consortia focusing on crop resilience and human and animal health2023-01-21T09:21:18+01:00

NWO Open Technology Programme awards proposal from Leónie Bentsink 

2023-01-21T09:16:40+01:00

"HEAT: High temperature Effect on Aradiposis and Tomato seed quality" is the name of the proposal that was awarded to Leonie Bentsink. It is based on a proposal written by Lars Barkermans under the supervision of Mariana Silva Artur and Leónie Bentsink and original submitted to the EPS talent programme. Abstract Seeds are the starting material of agriculture. Climate changes, especially high temperatures, affect seed quality. In this proposal we aim at investigating the effect of high temperature on seed quality. We aim at studying if effects of high temperature can be transferred to the harvested seeds by means of seed treatments. We [...]

NWO Open Technology Programme awards proposal from Leónie Bentsink 2023-01-21T09:16:40+01:00

Marnix Medema Appointed as Professor Holding a Personal Chair in Bioinformatics

2023-01-21T09:07:47+01:00

The Executive Board has appointed Marnix Medema as professor holding a personal chair in Bioinformatics in the Plant Sciences Group at Wageningen University & Research (WUR). The appointment is effective from 1 December. Marnix Medema (1986) studied biology at Radboud University Nijmegen. In 2009, he received his PhD from the University of Groningen with a project on the discovery of new antibiotics based on genetic information from bacteria. After his PhD graduation, Medema worked at the Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology (Bremen, Germany), where he assembled a large international consortium to assemble experimental data on biosynthetic gene clusters in [...]

Marnix Medema Appointed as Professor Holding a Personal Chair in Bioinformatics2023-01-21T09:07:47+01:00

New Theme 4 “Genome Biology and Gene regulation” coordinator

2023-01-21T08:59:44+01:00

After more than 10 years as Theme coordinator 4 Eric Schranz stepped down. During the Theme 4 symposium in December hold in Amsterdam he introduced Aalt-Jan van Dijk (Bioinformatics, WUR) as the new theme 4 coordinator. Together with Maike Stam (UvA) he will organize the EPS Theme 4 symposium and will be part of the research committee. Big thank you to Eric Schranz for all the fantastic work he did as a theme coordinator.

New Theme 4 “Genome Biology and Gene regulation” coordinator2023-01-21T08:59:44+01:00

EPS Graduate Programme awards proposal of Jarne Berentsen

2023-01-21T08:57:13+01:00

Within the EPS Graduate Programme MSc students get the opportunity to write and submit their own PhD proposals with a research group of their own choice. This year Jarne Berentsen of Wageningen University proposal was awarded by the committee. Jarne Berentsen, WUR (Coach: Emilie Wientjes)  "The interplay between thylakoid membrane reorganisation and photosystem II repair during high-light induced stress"

EPS Graduate Programme awards proposal of Jarne Berentsen2023-01-21T08:57:13+01:00

3 EPS proposals granted by TKI Graduate School Green Top sector

2023-01-21T08:51:58+01:00

The aim of this programme is to facilitate innovative and high-quality scientific research within the research field of the top sectors Agri&Food and Horticulture & Starting Materials by engaging young talented researchers at the start of their careers. MSc students get the opportunity to write and submit their own PhD proposals with a research group of their own choice.Three of the calls were granted to EPS MSc students.     Indira Sánchez Bretones, WUR ( Coach: Marian Bemer)     "The impact of timing: unravelling the mechanisms behind inflorescence termination in tomato"     Fabiënne Gidding, RU (Coach: Ivo Rieu)     [...]

3 EPS proposals granted by TKI Graduate School Green Top sector2023-01-21T08:51:58+01:00

Daan Swarts appointed EMBO Young Investigator

2022-12-06T16:42:49+01:00

Biochemist Daan Swarts of Wageningen University and Research has been appointed EMBO Young Investigator, which means that he is now part of a group of promising young scientists within molecular biology. Together with 23 other junior researchers, Swarts will receive financial support, resources and other forms of support for the next four years so that he will be able to establish himself as a leader in the field. Swarts’s group conducts research into the immune system of bacteria and, according to organisation EMBO (European Molecular Biology Organisation), the group has the potential to make a major impact in its field [...]

Daan Swarts appointed EMBO Young Investigator2022-12-06T16:42:49+01:00

Daan Weits receives ERC Starting Grant

2022-12-06T16:07:10+01:00

Daan Weits from Utrecht University is one of 408 the successful applicant for the ERC grant 2022. His research proposal "Low oxygen, key ingredient of the plant stem cell niche?" was granted with 1,5 million euros. The project LOKI A lack of oxygen such as during a flood is bad news for a plant. But preliminary research by Weits shows that low oxygen concentrations can also play an important role in the growth and development of plants. He found that stem cells, cells that can still form into all other types of plant cells, have a lower concentration of oxygen than [...]

Daan Weits receives ERC Starting Grant2022-12-06T16:07:10+01:00

EPS Peer Review 2015-2020

2022-10-11T14:15:39+01:00

All Dutch university research is subject to an assessment every six years as part of their quality assurance cycle. For the graduate school EPS this evaluation took place in 2021. The peer review committee assigned to evaluate the research in EPS had their site visit Nov 23 – 25, 2021. The assessment followed the Dutch Strategy Evaluation Protocol. Not only the research in the graduate school was evaluated but also the organization of the graduate school itself. Here you can find the EPS research assessment.  

EPS Peer Review 2015-20202022-10-11T14:15:39+01:00

Berendsen receives funding through NWO Open Technology Programme

2022-10-10T11:21:25+01:00

Dr. Roeland Berendsen from the Plant-Microbe Interaction group at the Utrecht University receives funding  for his proposal: "Sequence-based POTato Microbiome tools for microbiome-optimized potatoes". More information about the proposal: Potato is one of the most important food crops, but its production greatly depends on the use of agrochemicals. The plant microbiome supports plant growth and health and microbiome-assisted crop systems can reduce the use of agrochemicals. In this project, we will link sequencing-based microbiome fingerprints from seed potato tubers to the vitality and health of the potato crop that emerges from them. We will identify and isolate potato vitality- and [...]

Berendsen receives funding through NWO Open Technology Programme2022-10-10T11:21:25+01:00
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