14 Jun Toward a unified science of ecological change: advances and challenges in biodiversity and metabolic scaling Dr Mary O'Connor
31 May Evolutionary genetics of polymorphic sexual systems in flowering plants Professor Spencer Barrett
24 May The pervasive population genomic impacts of genome duplication, gene flow, and selection Dr Levi Yant
18 May Extending plant defence theory to seeds: understanding how interactions of dormancy and soil microbes affect survival and coexistence Professor Jim Dalling
17 May Understanding plant species' responses to climate change: the need for population and community ecology Professor Jonathan Levine
9 May My earliest and latest modelling studies (optimal water use and the intersection of photorespiration and N metabolism) Professor Graham Farquhar
3 May Unity in diversity: functional insights into the ancient partnerships between plants and fungi Dr Katie Field
26 Apr Phylogenomics & evolutionary diversification of legumes: more than just peas and beans Dr Colin Hughes
1 Mar The genetic basis for diversification of leaf form: from understanding to reconstructing Professor Miltos Tsiantis
22 Feb Nod factor recognition at root epidermis and its impact on microbiota assembly in Lotus japonicus Dr Simona Radutoiu
1 Feb Plant diversification and animal pollination: insights from the family Apocynaceae Professor Jeff Ollerton
18 Jan Beyond the single gene: NLR network mediates immunity to diverse plant pathogens Professor Sophien Kamoun
30 Nov Invitable senescence? Biochemical and demographic perspectives on the escape of senescence Dr Rob Salguero-Gomez
27 Nov Professor Don Ort, Departments of Crop Sciences and of Plant Biology, University of Illinois, USA. Professor Don Ort
23 Nov Progress and current challenges in engineering algal carbon concentrating mechanisms into higher plants Dr Alistair McCormick
14 Nov Engineering Photosynthesis for Global Food Security. Why, How and Will You Let Me do it? Professor Stephen Long
28 Sep Species interactions, evolution and functioning in microbial communities Professor Tim Barraclough
