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Evolution – Botany – Molecular Ecology

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Every day is a grass day for people in our research group. But today, a little extra. Filming the lab movie for the grasses, sedges and rushes in #bot100 🌾🌾🌾
Why are only 3 out of 10 professors in academia females? This is what I discussed @dax18 today.
We now enjoy beautiful, frosty days! ❄️☀️❄️☀️❄️☀️❄️☀️❄️
Congratulations to our–now former–MSc student, group photographer, connoisseur, DJ, lab rat and grass mother Ane who did a brilliant job defending her Master’s thesis today! 🌾🌾🌾🌾
2020 brings new experiences. Xmas lunch in Zoom! Thanks to the idea of our great constituted boss, @scharianmubert1, we all woke up to a morning delivery, breakfast at the door! Thanks a lot Marian! And thanks to everyone in the group for bringing joy, smiles and interesting discussions to the Monday meetings, this autumn it has been particularly important. 🌾💚🌾💚🌾
Meet one of our great MSc students, Martine !
Landscaping- and landscape engineer students in the course PHG113 are revegetating the area outside fellesbygget @uninmbu campus. In collaboration with @statsbygg,
Grass meets art 🌾🌾
This week the great students in our research integrated teaching program had their exams. We are so proud of you! 🤩 Thank you for all the fun, for all your great efforts and clever questions, -and for all the hours you all spent working on the projects. We are certain you learnt a lot this year, seeing your presentations yesterday confirmed that you came a long way to become true researchers. 🌱🌱Looking forward to continued work with you in the upcoming projects 🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾
Took a short break from the summer Holiday and popped into NRKs studio in Gamlebyen Fredrikstad to talk about the importance of genetic diversity in food plants in the program Dagens at P1 #sciencecommunication #nmbu #mittnmbu #plantevitenskapnmbu #evolution #plantscience
Have you noticed all the flowers in full bloom? Do you wonder how plants time their flowering to the exact right time in the season? And how does this influence the geographic distribution of different species? We have summed up what we know about this for the grass family in this review in Plant Physiology. We even made it to the front cover with this beautiful picture taken by @anecly #plantscience #evolution #sciencecommunication #mittnmbu #nmbu #plantevitenskapnmbu #grasses
Filming the lecture for our favorite day in the botany
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