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@botsocamerica.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 5:02 PM

🌿 Meet our September #BSASpotlight, Hannah Gray Ratcliff, a Graduate Student at Stanford University!

Hannah studies paleobotany, using fossils & living cycads to investigate how reproductive organs evolve & coevolve with pollinators, including sexual dimorphism in cycad cones.

A BSA Spotlight Series graphic featuring Hannah Gray Ratcliff, a Graduate Student at Stanford University. The top section shows the BSA Spotlight Series logo, a green circle with a globe and botanical leaf motif, alongside the text "Our newest Spotlight is on Hannah Gray Ratcliff, a Graduate Student at Stanford University." The bottom section shows a photo of Hannah holding a cycad cone and a machete, standing in a garden setting among cycads and palms. To the right, on a dark green background, white text reads: "Hannah studies paleobotany, using fossils and living cycads to investigate how plant reproductive organs have evolved over time and how plants have coevolved with insect pollinators, including the evolution of sexual dimorphism in cycad cones." The graphic concludes with "To learn more, visit www.botany.org."
@botsocamerica.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 2:24 PM

🌿 Our #BSASpotlight continues with Sreya Das, Postdoctoral Fellow at Academia Sinica, Taiwan!

Sreya studies plant immune signaling using genetics, cell biology, and genomics to help improve crop resilience.

Learn more: botany.org/home/careers...

#IamaBotanist #PlantPeopleFTW

A BSA Spotlight Series graphic featuring Sreya Das, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Academia Sinica, Taiwan. The top section shows the BSA Spotlight Series logo, a green circle with a globe and botanical leaf motif, alongside the text "Our newest Spotlight is on Sreya Das, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Academia Sinica, Taiwan." The bottom section shows a photo of Sreya in an indoor lobby setting with tropical plants, wearing a conference name badge. To the right, on a dark green background, white text reads: "Sreya studies the molecular mechanisms underlying plant immune signaling, using genetics, cell biology, and genomic approaches to understand how plants coordinate defense responses, with the goal of contributing to crop resilience and sustainable agriculture." The graphic concludes with "To learn more, visit www.botany.org."