Tie Liu, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor Office: 352-846-2638, Email: tieliu@ufl.edu Twitter: @ltie52 Tie Liu did his graduate study in both Peking University and Yale University with Dr. Timothy Nelson and Dr. Xing-Wang Deng concentrated on the entire genome of rice cell-type specific transcriptional regulation using Laser Capture Microdissection (LCM). He started his postdoctoral research on stomata development in the lab of Dr. Dominique Bergmann at Stanford University. While there, he conceived comparative genetic and cell imaging approaches to discover stomatal genes functions in rice and maize. He continued his research in the lab of Dr. Kathryn Barton at Stanford to study the transcriptional regulatory networks on plant meristem and leaf development. His lab is focused on understanding the mechanisms that plants integrate developmental pathways and abiotic stress pathways in Arabidopsis and crop plants. His lab is also characterizing the genes that are involved in postharvest senescence in broccoli and tuber dormancy in potato using quantitative genetic, genomics, phenomics, and genome-editing approaches. |
Yogesh Ahlawat, Ph.D.
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Interested in Joining?
We are always looking for highly motivated students and postdocs to form a research group. We are currently recruiting for research scientist, graduate student, and postdoc to study postharvest senescence. Please email your CV to tieliu@ufl.edu.
We are always looking for highly motivated students and postdocs to form a research group. We are currently recruiting for research scientist, graduate student, and postdoc to study postharvest senescence. Please email your CV to tieliu@ufl.edu.