Photo: Celine Perley
Welcome!
I am a lecturer at the University of Essex, where I ask questions about plants, photosynthesis and climate change. I am currently working with the Realizing Increased Photosynthetic Efficiency (RIPE) project to harness advances in photosynthesis research to facilitate yield increases of staple food crops around the world.
Contact
Amanda Cavanagh
School of Life Sciences, University of Essex, Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, CO4 3SQ, UK
amandapcavanagh [at] gmail.com
You can also find me on google scholar and ResearchGate
Sometimes I tweet things:
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RT @AnaDimand: It’s Never Going to Be Perfect, So Just Get It Done https://t.co/1BOOtOi2Z6 Great advice applicable to the academic… https://t.co/SGoHGl79G1 -
RT @sheffieldplants: BGD - C3 plants converge on a universal relationship between leaf maximum carboxylation rate and chlorophyll conten… https://t.co/sHIBEwXfg5
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RT @plantae_org: Why, how and where to talk to talk about science - Slides from a one-hour lecture by @PlantTeaching to encourage pe… https://t.co/9IuePMqlk8
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So great to hear from @crisrgsales representing her cool work on @IWYP_wheat at @LancsPhotosynth today at #InnovAg https://t.co/M67rWtAqKC
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RT @moore_science_: The @leaf2field #InnovAg conference closes with The Honourable John Kerin: "long-term basic research is essential i… https://t.co/s5rYYGXSko