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Jeff Chen

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Q: What do plant fertilization, diurnal rhythms and hybrid vigour all have in common?

A: They are all connected by Epigenetics. Presenting the first Annals of Botany Special Seminar* at the Plant Sciences Department at Oxford University on March 31st,

Hugh Dickinson · 4 Apr 2011

The New Face of Science in the World

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The New Face of Science in the World

I remember sometime ago when I opened a journal to read a scientific paper, most papers were authored by two or three people from the same

Mateus Mondin · 30 Mar 2011

Information, links and networks

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Information overload and links: blogs, social networks and scholarly journals

Next week, a virtual conference is addressing some very pertinent questions of universal relevance to science. In fact, CIARD (Coherence in Information for Agricultural Research for

Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison · 28 Mar 2011

The Rhizosphere of wild barley across Evolution Canyon

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The Rhizosphere of wild barley across Evolution Canyon

Bacteria and other microorganisms contribute greatly to the Earth’s biomass as they form the bottom of the food chain and orchestrate the cycling of carbon,

AJ Cann · 26 Mar 2011

Open Access in Annals of Botany

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Open Access in Annals of Botany – low costs allowing more pages

The information here is no longer current at 1/1/2019. Annals of Botany offers Open Access with competitive Article Processing Charges (APCs) given in our

Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison · 23 Mar 2011

It's great when you find Botany you like

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Looking for things to like

We’re reworking our Facebook page, now that the new layouts are available. You could use the page as a sampler for the blog, but I’

Alun Salt · 26 Feb 2011

Image: Richard Wheeler, Wikimedia Commons.

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Plant genomic triplet

People rightly bemoan the fact that you inevitably wait ages for a bus to turn up, and when it does eventually happen oftentimes several arrive at

Nigel Chaffey · 3 Feb 2011

Drowning in the data or the calm before the genome sequence storm? #PAG

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Drowning in the data or the calm before the genome sequence storm? #PAG

How do you process so much data?

Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison · 17 Jan 2011

What should link to where?

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What should link to where?

I’ve linked to stories fromtwo sites recently. As well as the blog posts, something else happens to them when they reach the RSS feed, Facebook

Alun Salt · 14 Jan 2011

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AoB Blog puts on its winter clothes

As well as changing the header image an background stripes, I’ve taken the opportunity to redo the theme.  I’ve changed it round pull out

Alun Salt · 10 Jan 2011

Reading

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Reading about Readability

Bora Zivkovic highlighted a post on readability and blogging yesterday on The Science of Blogging. This is a rework of a post on Colin Schultz’s

Alun Salt · 29 Dec 2010

A fascinating conservation problem and a failure of my imagination

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A fascinating conservation problem and a failure of my imagination

Writing a press release is easy. Writing a good press release is harder.

Alun Salt · 27 Dec 2010

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