Welcome! Our primary research focus is the study of flowering time and seed development in plants. These two processes determine reproductive timing and fruit/seed generation, contributing to human and animal nutritional needs by way of quality and yield. We examine these developmental features in the context of plant response under conditions of abiotic stress such as salt, drought and photoperiod. More info...
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Recent blog posts
- 2016 STEM Summer Camp on DNA Biology and Bioinformatics
- NSF Funds Development of Common Reference Ontologies and Applications for Plant Biology
- Job posting: Software and Database developer
- Job posting: Plant Pathway and Gene Network curator position at Postdoc scholar level
- Job posting: Postdoctoral Scholar Position Available- Biocuration and Ontology Development for Plant Genomics and Phenomics
- High School Students Genotype Einkorn Wheat Varieties in DNA Biology Summer Camp at Oregon State University
- Genome could unlock eucalyptus potential for paper, fuel and fiber
- Triticum monococcum (Einkorn wheat) Transcriptome Assembly and Light Regulated Gene Expression Analyses.
- DNA Biology and Bioinformatics summer camp for high school students at Oregon State University.
- Immediate Opening for a Pathway Biocurator Job/Position in Jaiswal lab