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14 Aug 2023: Alumni. Dr Steph Norwood. Dr Alan Marron. Harriet Kempson. Dr Antonio Ruiz-Gonzalez.

14 Aug 2023: emissions, and deliver incalculable benefits to the lives and livelihoods of billions of people over the next 25 years. ... loss, and rapidly declining soil fertility are critically damaging the health of people and the.

14 Aug 2023: Our strategic objectives Objective 1: World-class people and careers. 8 Objective 2: World-class places. ... alumni networks, and by improving access to these services through our digital platforms.

14 Aug 2023: university students and alumni;. • external stakeholders, including members of the national government, peer regional and national universities, industry/university partners and graduate employers. ... University students and alumni. 7 5 7 6. External

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14 Aug 2023: these technologies are becoming available to an increasingly wide range of people (Garfinkel et al. ... Alumni Research Foundation (Assignee).

14 Aug 2023: destroy the livelihoods of millions of people who produce and process authentically natural fibres. ... to select 50 people who were given the opportunity to pay $314 for a “spider silk” tie.

14 Aug 2023: such as forests of fruit trees planted by people or domesticated plants and animals. ... service” schemes designed to help conserve natural ecosystems and the services they provide to people.

14 Aug 2023: By tracking investment trends and knowing more about the processes, people and decisions that power our spinouts and.

14 Aug 2023: Engineering plant growth. Synthetic Biology is an emerging field that employs engineering principles for constructing genetic systems. The approach is based on the use of well characterised and reusable components, and numerical models for the

14 Aug 2023: http://haseloff.plantsci.cam.ac.uk (note: these pages are suitable for direct printing) Jim Haseloff, University of Cambridge.

14 Aug 2023: Teaching resources for courses on plant development and biotechnology. These pages contain information for a variety of different courses on plant development and biotechnology that are provided by Jim Haseloff at the University of Cambridge. They

14 Aug 2023: Cross-section of the Marchantia polymorpha thallus. Photosynthetic cells are enclosed within chambers below the upper epidermal surface of the thallus. Specialised cells form an air pore to facilitate gas exchange and limit water loss. The lower

14 Aug 2023: Resources to support work with plant systems. This section of the website contains links to various local resources that we have developed. Hopefully some may be directly useful, others for survey or to trigger plant-inspired ideas. OpenPlant is a

14 Aug 2023: Outreach activities. We play a major role in promoting accessible technologies for interdisciplinary activities, bringing biologists together with engineers, physical scientists and social scientists. These activities range from student-led

14 Aug 2023: Marchantia polymorpha. The liverworts (or Marchantiophyta) are descendants of the earliest terrestrial plants. The group is characterised by morphological simplicity, and this seems to be matched by simple underlying genome structures. Liverworts

14 Aug 2023: Liverwort hunting at the XIIIth Australian Bryophyte Workshop—Flinders Ranges and Adelaide, South Australia. The workshop was held near Quorn in the Flinders Ranges, in August 2016 and was followed by identification sessions and expert workshops

14 Aug 2023: Growth in soil. Marchantia polymorpha is a weed, and the plants are very easy to grow. We have experimented with a number of media and growth conditions. For very vigorous growth, we have used jiffy-7 pots, which are supplied as compressed dried peat

14 Aug 2023: Marchantia polymorpha has 9 chromosomes and a genome size of around 290MB. The dominant form is the haploid gametophyte. The plant is dioecious, with sex determined by segregating X and Y chromosomes. The Y chromosome has been sequenced recently

14 Aug 2023: Your Album (Click to Change). http://haseloff.plantsci.cam.ac.uk (note: these pages are suitable for direct printing) Jim Haseloff, University of Cambridge.