Jill Harrison

Jill Harrison

@jillharrison.bsky.social

Biologist interested in plant evolution and development, especially the origin of vascular plants. Works as a Professor at @BristolBioSci.

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Great papers, great peer review, enduring impact, all supported by the Company of Biologists- reasons not to?!

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Development is at the heart of our community, created by scientists for scientists. The leading #devbio journal for over 70 years, Development covers a broad range of in vivo research organisms and in vitro systems. See more reasons to publish:

Happy to share this job opportunity at Bristol. If you have bioinformatics expertise and your research complements our research strengths, please do apply!

We are hiring a new lecturer in Bioinformatics! Hit the link below to find out more and apply: www.bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/de... #bristoluni #wearebristoluni #biologicalsciences

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And in George’s own words…

George R. L. Greiff@ilichenmoss2.bsky.social

Happy to announce our study that has just been published from work done during my PhD at the University of Bristol working in Prof. Jill Harrison's lab. It's about WOX genes and sporophyte development in the model moss, Physcomitrium patens. Take a look 🧵👇

Meant to say: Happy to celebrate the first of my former PhD student George Greiff’s first author papers from his *BBSRC SWBioDTP* funded PhD work in my lab today. Thanks to the DTP for the funding!

Happy to celebrate the first of my former PhD student George Greiff’s first author papers from his funded PhD work in my lab today. Aiming to analyse CLAVATA/WOX interactions in Physco, a first step was to address PpWOX13LC function, which he found to suppress polysety. Moss photo: Des O’Callaghan

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Long term collaborator @reskilab.bsky.social is looking for person to continue the great plant biology lab in Freiburg. If you have the right skills you should apply.

German Society for Plant Sciences (DBG)@plantsciencedbg.bsky.social

#PlantSciJobs #PlantSciJob #PlantScience W3 Professorship: Plant Biotechnology 📍 @uni-freiburg.de succeeding Prof. @reskilab.bsky.social Start: 1 April 2027 Application deadline: 10 July 2026 www.deutsche-botanische-gesellschaft.de/en/job-openi...

Happy to be teaching some durable plant identification skills to 15 Bristol Biology students taking this year’s plant biodiversity and ecology field course at Croyde. Windy for project work in the field today, but thankfully no longer lashing with rain!

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I'll focus on What is needed to build a fulfilling career in academia How to navigate the current job market What constitutes a “successful” academic application package from a search committee’s perspective Strategies for balancing research program success with teaching and service expectations

American Society of Plant Biologists@aspbofficial.bsky.social

📣 Join us for the upcoming ASPB Member webinar on Thursday, April 9, at 2 pm Eastern time, organized by ASPB’s Women in Plant Biology Committee. 👉 Learn more and register at buff.ly/J4OKsTV. #PlantScience

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📣 Applications are currently open for a @blackinplantsci.bsky.social Summer Studentship working with @cgrandel.bsky.social and the Earlham #Biofoundry team. 🌱 This is a great opportunity for Black undergraduate students to gain experience in #automation and #syntheticbiology in plants. 🧬

buff.lyBlack in Plant Science Summer Studentship 2026For the second time we will be offering Black undergraduate students from universities across the UK the opportunity to undertake a research experience placement at a UK university or research…

Brilliant to see these guys graduating today and to attend my first UoB ceremony. Huge congratulations to Dr Liu, Dr Greiff and Dr Jeal, and look forward very much to hearing about the difference you make in the future!

It was good to catch up on my reading for this dispatch in Current Biology. Sjoerd Woudenberg in the Weijers lab, Wallner et al. In the Dolan lab and Flores Sandoval et al. In the Bowman lab have done a great job! Evolution and development: What makes a merry stem?: www.cell.com/current-biol...

cell.comEvolution and development: What makes a merry stem?From tiny mosses to giant redwoods, around 450,000 species of land plants show a huge variety of forms, yet all land plants develop from stem cells in proliferative meristems. What makes a meristem? T...

Thursday is the last chance to apply for a NERC GW4 funded PhD to work with me and James Clark at Bath on roles for WOX genes in the evolution of plant life histories. The project builds on prior work showing a divergence in function after duplication in mosses. www.bristol.ac.uk/study/postgr...

bristol.ac.ukGreat Western Four+ Doctoral Training Partnership (NERC) | Study at Bristol | University of BristolFind out about the Great Western Four+ Doctoral Training Partnership, a multidisciplinary training environment for postgraduate students in NERC sciences.

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🧬 Fancy a fully funded PhD at the cutting edge of parasitology? 🦠✨ We’re recruiting outstanding students to join an exciting 4-year, fully funded PhD programme in Molecular & Cellular Parasitology – home & international students welcome 🌍

Fabulous opportunity for early career folk, great place, great colleagues and a salary bump!

🌱 2x David Sainsbury Career Development Fellowships at @slcuplants.bsky.social Unique opportunity for early-career researchers to launch their own independent research programme in quantitative plant development, with generous support & world-class facilities. www.cam.ac.uk/jobs/david-s...

Very proud of my PhD alumnus George Greiff for passing his viva and submitting his corrections last week. Not to mention all the other things, a new job at the Cardiff Museum, paper submission and a new house all in the last few weeks! Huge congrats and loved the celebrations 🥳😁.