Plant Physiology webinar: Focus on algae and aquatic plants

Plant Physiology Webinar: Focus on Algae and Aquatic Plants Celebrating the 2026 Focus Collection on Algae and Aquatic Plants Recorded September 24, 2026 About this webinar Aquatic photosynthetic species are critical contributors to the carbon cycle and maintenance of the global biosphere. Many have evolved specialized processes to cope with resource limitations in their environments, … Read more

Plant Physiology is recruiting Assistant Features Editors to start in 2027 and 2028

The application period is now closed! Keep your eyes open for the next opportunity to join the AFE program, sometime in 2027. Thank you and best wishes to all applicants. Since 2018, Plant Physiology has welcomed more than 100 early-career scientists to participate in the AFE program. Feedback from AFEs consistently reports on the positive … Read more

Plant Physiology webinar: Focus on Metabolism

Plant Physiology Webinar: Focus on Metabolism Celebrating the 2026 Focus Collection on Plant Metabolism Recorded May 19, 2026 About This Webinar Plants employ diverse metabolic pathways to produce large numbers of metabolites, not only critical to plant growth, development, and defense, but also important to humans as foods, medicines, and raw materials. Recent advances in … Read more

The Plant Cell is accepting applications for Assistant Features Editors

Are you an early career researcher passionate about plants and science communication? The Plant CellĀ is accepting applications for new Assistant Features Editors (AFEs) to begin in 2026 and 2027. AFEs provide a valuable service to the journal, our authors, and the scientific community. In return, AFEs join our editorial board and receive training and experience … Read more

July 17: Plant Physiology panel discussion on Numeracy, Realism, and Relevance in Plant Science

Plant Physiology webinar Numeracy, Realism, and Relevance in Plant Science Recorded Thursday July 17, 2025 About this panel discussion There has been a recent uptick in frustration with overclaiming and overselling at the interface between molecular plant science and agriculture. Relatedly, there is a growing disconnect between metabolic engineers and synthetic biologists who think and … Read more