Dear Readers!
This blog post is not of a scientific nature. We would like to show some pics that demonstrate how things are going on.
At the end of May, Dr. Gábor Feigl visited the 8th International Symposium on Root Development in Umea, Sweden. He presented a poster about excess element-induced tyrosine nitration in roots.
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| Lecture room (photo taken by G. Feigl) |
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| The poster of our group (photo taken by G. Feigl)
In June, we submitted an application for a Hungarian-French Bilateral cooperation project, where our partner is Professor David Wendehenne and his lab. Finger cross! ;)
Since the semester is over, we have time to immerse ourselves in science :) Petri dishes (and rhizotrones) are everywhere!
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Let's take a look at some photos of our working days...
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| Sampling for immunofluorescence (Astragalus species) |
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| ilovemyjob (Zsuzsanna Kolbert, group leader) |
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| Preparation of soil in rhizotrons (Gábor Feigl, postdoc) |
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| Science in progress (Árpád Molnár, PhD student Last year, we wrote a chapter in a book, which will be published soon (Wiley). The topic of our chapter is the relationship between ROS and NO during plant development. |
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Bye-bye till next time!
