2023

August

May

  • Invited Seminar. University of California at Riverside. “North, South, Up and Down. The genes and molecules that allow maize to move all around.”

April

  • Invited Seminar. Plant Breeding Consortium. North Carolina State University. “The genetics of Maize Wild Relatives and Maize Native Varieties local adaptation.”

February

  • Invited Seminar. University of Madison Wisconsin. “North, South, Up and Down. The genes and molecules that allow maize to move all around.”

2022

April

  • Invited Seminar at University of Nebraska Lincoln. Center for Biological Chemistry and Redox Biology Center.“North, South, Up and Down. The genes and molecules that allow maize to move all around.”

2021

October

April

March

February

2020

August

  • Invited Seminar at the Genetics and Genomics Seminar Series, North Carolina State University.
    “North, South, Up and Down. The genes and molecules that allow maize to move all around”

  • Invited Seminar at the Plant Sciences & Plant Pathology Department, Montana State University.
    “North, South, Up and Down. The genes and molecules that allow maize to move all around”

2019

October

  • Invited Seminar at the Plant and Microbial Biology Department, University of Minnesota.

September

  • Talk at the North Carolina Plant Molecular Biology retreat.

August

  • Seminar at Plant and Molecular Biology department, NCSU, Raleigh.

  • Talk Rubén at La Molina University in Lima, Perú.

  • Talk at the Germplasm Enhacement of Maize meeting in Clayton, NC.

May

  • Talk at the Syngenta Plant Stress Symposium at Syngenta headquarters in the Research Triangle Park

April

2018

August

July

January

  • Talk at the MexPopGen meeting organized in Langebio.

2017

May

March

  • Michigan State University, East Lansing. Invited Seminar, Laboratory of David Lowry. Identification of phospholipid metabolic patterns involved in maize adaptation to low phosphorus and cold conditions.

February

  • UC Davis, Genome Center. Seminar (Fiehn & Ross-Ibarra Labs) Identification of phospholipid metabolic patterns involved in maize adaptation to highland conditions.

  • Carnegie Institution for Science. Plant Biology. Seminar (Dinneny Lab). Identification of phospholipid metabolic patterns involved in maize adaptation to highland conditions.

January

  • Gordon Research Conference Plant Lipids. Structure, Metabolism & Function. Galveston, USA (2017). Invited Talk. The Role of Phospholipid Metabolism in Maize Adaptation to Low Phosphorus and Cold Conditions.

  • Future Trends in Common Bean and Maize Research. Instituto de Biotecnología, Cuernavaca, Mexico.(2017). Invited Talk. Convergent phospholipid metabolism in highland adapted maize?.

2016

2015

2014

Before 2014