Taproot S6E1: May I have your attention, please? Searching for causal mutations and for institutional support.

Taproot S6E1: May I have your attention, please? Searching for causal mutations and for institutional support. In this episode, our guest is Dior Kelley, an assistant professor in the Genetics, Development and Cell Biology department at Iowa State University. Dior received her B.S. in Chemistry from the University of California Santa Cruz in 2000, and her Ph.D. in Plant Biology from the University of California Davis in 2009 before doing an NIH Postdoctoral fellowship with Jeff Long at the Salk Institute and a second postdoc with Mark Estelle. She joined her department as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in 2015 before moving to her current role in 2019. Dior describes “slim shady is a novel allele of PHYTOCHROME B present in the T-DNA line SALK_015201”, which was published in Plant Direct last year. We also discuss the ways in which the already precarious position of the pre-tenure faculty member with kids was exacerbated by the COVID pandemic. We talk about the limitations of giving pre-tenure faculty an extra year to tenure, the challenges of a dual professor couple, and what institutions could be doing–but typically AREN’T–to support young faculty. We hope this conversation helps move us towards solutions both specific to the challenges of the pandemic, but also to more general challenges of young families on the tenure track. Show Notes: Linkan Dash , Robert E McEwan , Christian Montes, Ludvin Mejia, Justin W Walley, Brian P Dilkes, Dior R Kelley. slim shady is a novel allele of PHYTOCHROME B present in the T-DNA line SALK_015201. Plant Direct (2021) 5:e00326. Eminem-The Real Slim Shady Ben Barres video about giving tenure at hiring (start around 3:45) Laura Helen Petersen substack “The Expanding Job”. Twitter Handles: Dior Kelley Twitter @KelleyDior Liz Haswell Twitter @ehaswell Ivan Baxter Twitter @baxtertwi Taproot Podcast Twitter @taprootpodcast

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Taproot S6E1: May I have your attention, please? Searching for causal mutations and for institutional support. is an episode from The Taproot by Plantae / American Society of Plant Biologists.

This episode is 0:49:36 long.

This episode was published on Dec 13, 2022.

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