Today is my first day as an Assistant Professor @MSU_PSM @michiganstateu! Looking forward to starting my program on plant pathogenic bacteria ecology and evolution 🌱🧫 #newPI #womaninstem

Come join us for the first seminar in the 2025-26 Advances in Phytobacteriology series on December 8, 11am central time 🌱🧫

Citrus greening (aka Huanglongbing or HLB) is a major threat to the citrus industry worldwide. There is much work to be done to curb the effects of this disease, especially in the face of increased climate threats.

Grateful to have attended my first conference as a 1st-year PhD student the 1st Great Lakes Conference in Michigan. Learned a lot and met some amazing people! #GreatLakes #Michigan #MSU @Slebiomes @michhulin

The Hulin lab had an awesome time at the 1st Great Lakes Plant Science Conference today! #GLPSC2025 @michiganstateu @Sanju481005

More on Botrytis—reemergence of crown rot by Andrew @ADArmitage #PPATH2025

Now we shift to powdery mildew fungi #PPATH2025 with Helen Cockerton @MelonAmaranth

Slippery skin of onion, caused by Burkholderia gladioli pv. alliicola (Bga), is a globally reported disease with poorly understood virulence mechanisms. @sujan_pau et al. used genomics and reverse genetics to identify key virulence factors in Bga, regulated partly by quorum

Happy to share the first paper from my lab! We wrote a review on bacterial plant pathogen evolution 🧫🌱@michiganstateu @MSU_PSM

Dan from my lab presented his work on a Pseudomonas phage that has an intriguing role in virulence. #planthealth2025 #proudPI

Excited to share my first research article published in Molecular Plant Pathology! “A Sucrose-Utilisation Gene Cluster Contributes to Colonisation of Horse Chestnut by Pseudomonas syringae pv. aesculi” Thanks to my supervisors @SabrineDhaouadi & @RobWJackson for their support!

We’re in Hawaii! Looking forward to APS #planthealth2025. Come see Dan’s talk on Pseudomonas phages in the tree disease section on Monday! 🌺

Excited to be attending my first APS in Hawaii! 🌺 #planthealth2025

I had the pleasure of mentoring REU student Lauren this summer! Thanks for being part of the lab and the lovely parting gift 🥰 @michiganstateu @MSU_PSM

#ISMPMI2025 Happy to present today my poster about a newly discovered type III effector protein in P. syringae! Please come and visit P-155 today to discuss the story! @michhulin @RobWJackson

A packed day of #plantpathology with a team break for Spartan Swirl ice cream at the @michiganstateu dairy store! @Sanju481005

Now published online in @NewPhyt 🎉 https://t.co/QpAUyg9CTH This work was spearheaded by Shuang Yang from Xiaoming Pang's group in Beijing Forestry University who came to @TheSainsburyLab working with @wenboEffector and myself. Jujube Witches' Broom Phytoplasma effector🧵⬇️(1/8)

We have finally found the genetic evidence for Candidatus Liberibacter triggered immune disease! Thanks for the hard work of students, scientists, and collaborators!

Our lab explores how TOR signaling shapes plant responses to nutrient stress—especially phosphorus. Don’t miss this in-depth review! 🌿 #PlantScience #TORpathway https://t.co/qtshnUJzvZ

Deeply honored and humbled by this recognition. Thrilled to be part of @TheSainsburyLab! None of this would be possible without the unwavering support from my colleagues, friends, family, and above all, every past and present member of my group! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🙏🙏🙏@royalsociety @ISMPMI