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Sarah Jose (JoseSci)
@sarahjose.bsky.social
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Plant biologist turned science writer turned scientific editor. Disclosure: I am a staff editor on the PLOS One Life Sciences team. Any views or opinions expressed are my own. 👩‍🔬
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Wow, this is so clever and attention grabbing! 🌿 #plantscience #plantsci
Our article "Guns in Rosettes: The Arabidopsis chemical weapons arsenal" is finally published @plantphys.bsky.social!
You can download the #OpenAccess PDF here:

doi.org/10.1093/plph...

But real connoisseurs of #AntimicrobialCompounds will want to get the vinyl boxset: #PlantScience #PlantImmunity
This looks really interesting for budding entrepreneurial researchers! #ECRs #plantsci #plantscience
What does it take to transform a scientific discovery into a thriving enterprise? Jay Keasling, renowned synthetic biologist, professor, and entrepreneur, has pioneered new ways of engineering biology while also founding multiple companies. Free webinar Oct 3.
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I interviewed Dr Pankaj Bhardwaj for @plosone.org and he shared beautiful stories of nature inspiring his work, #plantscience translating into real benefits for communities and landscapes, and some unique tips for Early-Career Researchers. A MUST read! #plantsci
everyone.plos.org/2025/09/16/e...
Editor Spotlight: Pankaj Bhardwaj - EveryONE
This interview and blog post was prepared by Associate Editor Sarah Jose. Pankaj Bhardwaj is an Associate Professor of Botany at the…
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How do plants manage to survive in places where survival itself feels impossible?

PLOS One Academic Editor Pankaj Bhardwaj talks to @sarahjose.bsky.social about the genetics of adaptation, its wider relevance to society, and his advice for early-career researchers.
everyone.plos.org/2025/09/16/e...
Editor Spotlight: Pankaj Bhardwaj - EveryONE
This interview and blog post was prepared by Associate Editor Sarah Jose. Pankaj Bhardwaj is an Associate Professor of Botany at the…
everyone.plos.org
Key takeaways:
1. Preprints are correlated with 19% more citations, and 14% more software sharing and data sharing.
2. Open access is linked to a 9% bump in citations.
#openscience #academia #openaccess
Was this AI's best attempt?? 🫣
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Your regular reminder that without the grit & passion of early-career researchers - often untenured and on shaky contracts - there will be no science

If you are in any position of (academic) power, and are not advocating for them whenever you can, you are doing it wrong
Very excited! @plosone.org is hiring another member of the Life Sciences Editorial Team! Fully remote, excellent training programme, fantastic team mates (😇), really interesting and varied work. Must be based in UK or US states FL/IL/MA/MD/NY/PA/TX/VA. job-boards.eu.greenhouse.io/plos #scijobs🧪🔬
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Great opportunities for early-career researchers looking to get into science communication and publishing 🧪🌿

#plantscijobs #scicomm
Before this #PlantBio2025 thread closes: two exciting opportunities now open for early-career plant scientists.
1. Plantae Fellows program, apply by Aug 31 plantae.org/2026fellowsa...
2. @theplantcell.bsky.social Assistant Features Editor program, apply by Sep 15.
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Reposted by Sarah Jose (JoseSci)
Before this #PlantBio2025 thread closes: two exciting opportunities now open for early-career plant scientists.
1. Plantae Fellows program, apply by Aug 31 plantae.org/2026fellowsa...
2. @theplantcell.bsky.social Assistant Features Editor program, apply by Sep 15.
blog.aspb.org/the-plant-ce...
Giant cyanobacterium sculpture at the @edenproject.bsky.social, sending out little puffs of oxygen (smoke rings)