Jeffrey Ross-Ibarra
@jrossibarra.bsky.social
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evolutionary genomics of maize and wild relatives. erstwhile ethnobotanist. purveyor of bad puns. dad. prof and HPC director at UC Davis. not actually a cool cow from 1994. rilab.ucdavis.edu. views, especially bad ones, mine only (he/him)
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Something something Panglossian paradigm
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This is my kinda college hotel. My room has a coffee table book of all the plants on campus, organized phylogenetically! At Huazhong Agricultural University.
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Hey @elpais.com how do you write a whole article on Columbus without even hinting that maybe he did some bad stuff?
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We haven’t because we wanted to avoid mapping to whole genome.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
7 weeks is way to long for a class. I hope you give them bio breaks every hour. Do they sleep during the zoom in shifts or something?
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arunsethuraman.bsky.social
Or if Jeff’s too corny for ya, come work with me in more messy plant genomes! ;) JK - I’d run to work with either of us.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
Sweet pdoc fellowship! Would be really excited to work with someone interested in applying ancestral recombination graphs to messy, real-world data in plant genomes. Happy to chat if you might be interested!
Simons Postdoctoral Fellowships in Plant Biology
Simons Postdoctoral Fellowships in Plant Biology on Simons Foundation
www.simonsfoundation.org
jrossibarra.bsky.social
Right for PCR free should be ok. We see >50% variation just due to library prep though
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rootstrapping.bsky.social
🌿 Amazing opportunity for scientists from any field to move into plant biology! I might host a fellow in the area of root-microbe or root-environment interactions (DM me). 👉 simonsfoundation.org/grant/simons-postdoctoral-fellowships-in-plant-biology

#PlantScience #ClimateChange #HarnessingPlants
Simons Postdoctoral Fellowships in Plant Biology
Simons Postdoctoral Fellowships in Plant Biology on Simons Foundation
simonsfoundation.org
jrossibarra.bsky.social
Sweet pdoc fellowship! Would be really excited to work with someone interested in applying ancestral recombination graphs to messy, real-world data in plant genomes. Happy to chat if you might be interested!
Simons Postdoctoral Fellowships in Plant Biology
Simons Postdoctoral Fellowships in Plant Biology on Simons Foundation
www.simonsfoundation.org
jrossibarra.bsky.social
You couldn't have a revolutionary innovation like a stalk until you put your roots underground instead of above ground.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
I also actually like the book smell of books. I don't want them to smell of lavender or mayonnaise or anything else.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
Yeah we should have listened to you.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
I’ve never tried to read a Yorkshire pudding.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
The final form has lodging problems the others don’t. Nice balanced center of gravity.
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It’s a croissant. (Kidding I don’t have the page it’s at my folks house)
jrossibarra.bsky.social
not to be pedantic, but with the advent of ancient DNA and modern genomic studies of maize, we now know Cthulhu died quite a bit southeast of R'lyeh, and sometime after maize domestication
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My lab was also bothered by the cheap toupée
jrossibarra.bsky.social
Each year CIMMYT has a competition in the town of Jala for the longest ear. They're not quite at 48 inches yet, but getting there.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
I had a Pokemon that did that once.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
Thanks Carolyn, now I won't sleep for weeks.
jrossibarra.bsky.social
Right? I'm so far behind AI I didn't even know eveertaliaton was a phase of domestication!
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Distressed to see I guess I'm out of a job. AI has figured out everything there is to know about maize domestication. (Found this online when looking for images for a talk)
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Family popover recipe turns 100 soon. I make it almost every weekend, with only the changes suggested by my grandmother (handwriting).