Research News

 

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Carnegie’s Winslow Briggs Receives International Prize for Biology

 

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Plants on Steroids: Key Missing Link Discovered

 

Carnegie donates landmark clones to biology

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Plants Put Limit on Ice Ages

 

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Midget Plant Gets Makeover

 

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Advance in understanding cellulose synthesis

Audio Press Release

      

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Plant Scientists Participate in DOE Energy Frontier Research Center

 

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Wednesday, January 29, 2009

 Carnegie’s Arthur Grossman Receives Gilbert Morgan Smith Medal

 

 

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'Developing Cellulosic Biofuels' ICAR Keynote Lecture by Chris Somerville

 

Plant Steroids Offer New Paradigm for How Hormones Work


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New web resource to improve crop engineering

 

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Controlling a sea of information

 

New Twist on Life’s Power Source

 

Green algae—the nexus of plant/animal ancestry

 

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Scientists discover how cancer may take hold

 

Plant Biology's Winslow R. Briggs awarded the 2007 Adolph E. Gude, Jr., Award

 

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Nasty Bacteria Need Sunlight to Do Their Worst

 

New mechanism for nutrient uptake discovered

 

Plant Biology's Shauna Somerville elected a 2006 Fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science

 

Carnegie’s Christopher Somerville awarded 2006 Balzan Prize


Sugar metabolism tracked in living plant tissues, in real time

 

Cellulose fiber formation tracked for the first time

 

Hot-Spring Bacteria Flip a Metabolic Switch


Genetic defenders protect crops from fungal disease

 

Revolutionary nanotechnology illuminates brain cells at work

 

New puzzle-piece shows how growth hormones work in plants