Jack Smith joins the Friedman Lab as a DaRin Butz Research Intern for the summer of 2017
May 26, 2017 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by Daniel Schissler
Jack will study bud development in Picrasma quassioides during his time at Weld Hill. Welcome Jack!
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Kristel Schoonderwoerd and William (Ned) Friedman were awarded the Dean's Competitive Fund for Promising Scholarship for their project to examine leaf initiation and function with a micro-CT scanner
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Kristel Schoonderwoerd passed her preliminary exams, becoming an official PhD candidate in the Friedman Lab
May 3, 2017 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by Daniel Schissler
Congratulations Kristel!
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Austrobaileya scandens, an ancient liana found only in the tropics of Australia, is flowering in the Friedman Lab!
April 25, 2017 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by Daniel Schissler
This species has weathered millions of years of changing environmental conditions, and despite its early origins, is the sole remaining species of its family, Austrobaileyaceae. A recent expedition and accompanying study by Ned Friedman, Juan Losada and Julien Bachelier examined prolonged embryo development in this extraordinary species.
Austrobaileya scandens Flowering Time Lapse 2 from Friedman Lab on Vimeo.
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Plant Anatomy 2015 featured in the newsletter of the International Association of Wood Anatomists Journal
August 22, 2015 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by awp-admin
"Plant Anatomy 2015: Development, function and evolution", the summer course sponsored by the Arnold Arboretum and microMORPH, was featured in the newsletter of the International Association of Wood Anatomists Journal. (pdf)
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Rebecca Povilus elected as student representative to the executive board of the Botanical Society of America
June 17, 2015 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by awp-admin
Congratulations Becky!
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Rebecca Povilus awarded a National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (NSF DDIG)
January 27, 2015 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by awp-admin
Well done, Becky!
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New work by Rebecca Povilus, Juan Losada, and Ned Friedman published in Annuals of Botany
December 12, 2014 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by awp-admin
Published in Annuals of Botany, new work by Rebecca Povilus, Juan Losada, and Ned Friedman delves into the floral and seed biology of the water lily, Nymphaea thermarum, an ancient linage of flowering plants. (abstract)
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Juan Losada, Ned Friedman, and colleagues examine the processes of floral receptivity in Magnolia virginiana
November 21, 2014 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by awp-admin
They found that there was a precise window of time, marked by specific secretory proteins, in which the stigma (female) was receptive to the pollen (male). This work was published in American Journal of Botany. (abstract)
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Rebecca Povilus awarded the Katherine Esau Award
July 15, 2014 /0 Comments/in Lab News /by awp-admin
Rebecca Povilus was awarded the Katherine Esau Award for best student presentation from the Developmental and Structural Section at the Botanical Society of America's Botany 2014 conference. Congratulations Becky!
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