
plant wound response . calcium signaling . proteases @_SLU
Uppsala, Sweden
Joined February 2019
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Simon Stael retweeted
🌱 3 PhD positions for 2027 in computational plant biology & AI at @UCPH_Research!
Mutwil Lab seeks curious minds who question data and see the bigger picture. Prior coding experience optional; willingness to learn essential.
Details & initial enquiries: publish.obsidian.md/mutwilla…
Simon Stael retweeted
🚨 A new twist in #NLRbiology! 🚨
Excited to report on the surprising mechanism where the helper NLR NRG1 targets organellar membranes to trigger immunity unlike canonical CC-NLRs, which function at the plasma membrane!
1/11 🧵
doi.org/10.1101/2024.09.19.6…
Simon Stael retweeted
A helper NLR channels organellar calcium to trigger plant immunity | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
⏳ 1 week left to apply! Seeking proteomics data analysis wizards that are eager to push beyond the current boundaries of biology. Please RT 🙏 #PlantBiology, #Proteomics, #CompMS, #PlantSciJobs, @plantpostdocs, #Bioinformatics, #MassSpec, #PlantSci, tinyurl.com/pdcyzheb
Job alert🚨 Postdoc (Computational Proteomics × Plant Immunity) 🌱
Join us to build a cross-species plant pan-terminome & study proteolysis in immunity🤝 with excellent collaborators: Bernhard Kuester, @wilhelm_compms, Pitter Huesgen, @Patrick14342109 , @Patrick18287926
Simon Stael retweeted
Congrats to @kulich_ivan for his paper in @ScienceMagazine on how calcium and ROS affect root growth science.org/doi/10.1126/scie… @BiologyCentre @MolLIfeofPlants
#PlantScience, #PlantSci, #PlantBiology, #PlantSciJobs, @plantpostdocs, #ComputationalProteomics, #Proteomics, #Bioinformatics, #MassSpec, #StructuralProteomics, #CompMS
Job alert🚨 Postdoc (Computational Proteomics × Plant Immunity) 🌱
Join us to build a cross-species plant pan-terminome & study proteolysis in immunity🤝 with excellent collaborators: Bernhard Kuester, @wilhelm_compms, Pitter Huesgen, @Patrick14342109 , @Patrick18287926
Job alert🚨 Postdoc (Computational Proteomics × Plant Immunity) 🌱
Join us to build a cross-species plant pan-terminome & study proteolysis in immunity🤝 with excellent collaborators: Bernhard Kuester, @wilhelm_compms, Pitter Huesgen, @Patrick14342109 , @Patrick18287926
Simon Stael retweeted
Registration is now OPEN for the EMBO Workshop on Plant Calcium Signaling 2026!
Dive into cutting-edge research on Ca²⁺ signaling in plants 🌿
📍 Primosten, Croatia | 🗓️ 20–24 September 2026
meetings.embo.org/event/26-c…
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Simon Stael retweeted
Blue light decreases ER Ca²⁺ in stomatal guard cells, with refilling in the dark. Our new @NewPhyt study shows how ER Ca²⁺ shapes cytosolic Ca²⁺ dynamics
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doi.org/10.1111/nph.70817
Registration for the 7th International Plant Protease Conference is now open! #pp2026 #plantprotease #plantproteolysis Check out the website for more info and registration: plantprotease.org/
Simon Stael retweeted
How plants sense injury in their barrier tissue, periderm? Painstakingly detailed and amazing work by post doc Hiroyuki Iida shows that wounding is sensed by the diffusion of two gases: ethylene and oxygen. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
Thank you for the mention, Maddy Seale @ScienceMagazine. Here are additional images of light focused by water droplets, captured by Jenny Svennås-Gillner @_SLU.
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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Many thanks to Madeleine Seale (@ScienceMagazine) for highlighting our recent collaborative work with @SimonStael in Current Biology @CurrentBiology
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Here, we dissect the processing and release mechanism of the maize phytocytokine Zip1. Our results reveal a two-step mechanism of phytocytokine processing, translocation, activation and clearance. Ty @gun_doe @SimonStael @JohanaMisas and everyone involded
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What started as a 'funky' observation back in 2017 while visiting the lab of @lab_costa and after skilfull execution of @DominicKwong11, @RomandShanna, and many more, now found a home in Current Biology. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
High time to do something about this! science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…











