PCA Initiative
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The Plant Cell Atlas (PCA) will be a community resource that comprehensively describes the state of various plant cell types and integrates high-resolution location information of nucleic acids, proteins, and metabolites within plant cells.
Our published perspective, "Towards Building a Plant Cell Atlas", provides a vision for the PCA Initiative. We also held a Kick-off Workshop last year to discuss how to best build this community resource. Registration is open for the First PCA Symposium! We are still accepting abstract submissions for poster presentations. This initiative is funded by grants from the National Science Foundation (Grant #'s 1916797 &2052590), Carnegie Institution for Science's President Fund, and BASF. |
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Breaking News19 October 2021 We held a fascinating workshop on Spatial Metabolomics! 27 September 2021 We held our Kick-off event for the new PCA Writing Accountability Group (WAG)! Learn more on how to join the group over on the WAG event page. 16 September 2021 The Spanish translation of the "First plant cell atlas workshop report" ("Reporte del Primer Grupo de Trabajo del Atlas Celular de Plantas") is up on our Publications page! 7 September 2021 Discover the long term vision for the Plant Cell Atlas in our new article in eLife: Vision, challenges and opportunities for a Plant Cell Atlas! Learn more about the PCA Art Exhibit in our new paper, Recognizing Pioneering Black Plant Scientists in Our Schools and Society, out today in Trends in Plant Science! 3 September 2021 Registration and Abstract submission are open for the First PCA Symposium! The PCA Art Exhibit featuring four Black plant scientists is live at Bowie State University, Howard University, and Morgan State University! 26 July 2021 We hosted a fantastic Career Panel workshop with Drs. Mary Gehring, Aman Husbands, and Rachel Shahan. 9 June 2021 The PCA was awarded an NSF Research Coordination Network grant (Grant #2052590)to build and support a Plant Cell Atlas community! 1 June 2021 CFP for Special Issue on "Cellular Heterogeneity in Plants" in Frontiers in Plant Science is now open! Click here for more information. Check out the ICAR 2021 mini-symposia that are especially relevant to the PCA. Registration for ICAR 2021 is necessary to attend. If you would like to receive updates on future PCA news you can subscribe to our Google Group by contacting us here. |
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