Lauren Erland

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UFV researchers join forces to help improve food security for northern Indigenous groups ABBOTSFORD - Two experts from the University of the Fraser Valley (UFV) have used their seemingly differing ba...

Great article on the work we’ve started in Yellowknife looking at community priorities and paths forward to support food sovereignty work with YKDFN. So fortunate to work with this group of awesome women! fraservalleytoday.ca/2025/11/30/u...

CSPB Award Nominations are open!! Check the individual awards pages for full details and links to the applications. The Carl Douglas Postdoctoral Prize, Ragai Ibrahim Student Publication Award, CD Nelson Mid Career Award & new CSPB Teaching Award are all available in 2026.
www.cspb-scbv.ca/awards

Was awesome to have you! The day passed so fast! 💚

Can’t wait to get all the amazing data your team is generating out! 👏

Great introduction to Quebec at the #SEQ2025 meeting at Laval today where Sophia & Emily presented the work the lab has been doing on leafhopper monitoring in blueberries & strawberries! Thanks @edelplopez.bsky.social for being such amazing hosts & collaborators!

Canadian Society of Plant Biologists - Eastern Regional 2025 Meeting Fourwaves - Canadian Society of Plant Biologists - Eastern Regional 2025 Meeting

Oct 24th (Fri) - The EARLY BIRD registration and abstract submission DEADLINE for the 2025 #CSPB_ERM is fast approaching! @cspbscbv

LINK HERE: event.fourwaves.com/erm2025

Early bird discounted rates: $25 for #CSPB student members and $40 for postdoc members!

Nice highlight on the BC LeafHope Team monitoring leafhoppers in strawberries & blueberries in the Fraser Valley! @edelplopez.bsky.social

End of a great week at CSHS/CSA Joint Meeting this week. Presented an update on our cranberry warming studies, BERRI NSERC USRA student Emily & PhD Candidate Dan won poster presentation awards and caught up with old and new friends!

From Brazil to BERRI: A research journey rooted in climate and community Thousands of kilometres away from her home in Brazil, Stefhane Brachmann is getting an accelerated introduction to research working at the University of the Fraser Valley’s Berry Environmental Resilie...

A little late to share but a great article from @goufv.bsky.social on the work ELAP/Global Affairs Canada Funded-international research intern Stéfhane has done in the lab. We will be sad to see her leave us this week! blogs.ufv.ca/blog/2025/04...

Congrats to Emily Foster for receiving an NSERC USRA to support her work on the LeafHope m & Environmental Resilience work at BERRI this summer. Emily started last Fall as a work study student on our cranberry warming project & we are so happy to keep her around this summer! #BERRI #USRA

Join the CSPB Education Committee for a free Workshop on May 6, 1-3PM EST. Reimagining the Syllabus for the Modern Age with facilitators Dr Solmaz Irani & Dr Miranda Meents

Details & registration: docs.google.com/forms/d/1Z10...

Please share widely! #plantscience #plantbiogy #highered #syllabus

A close up of two small red lingonberries are nestled under a tuft a shiny waxy bright green leaves. Small vines are in the background and the plant is growing in mossy ground with coppery fallen cedar pieces around

Some lingonberries from last fall on Vancouver Island enjoying a little sunshine from the BERRI Lab!

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Happy International Plant Appreciation Day fellow plant nerds AKA #CSPB #SCBV members. A Salmonberry bud to celebrate the day from the berry researcher who runs this account. Share your fav plants or lab plant friends with us below ⬇️ 👇 #plantappreciationday #plantscience #plantbiology

#CSPB #SCBV members 👋 tag us in your publication announcements so we can help amplify the amazing #canadian #plantsci research being done by our members!

We had our inaugural @goufv.bsky.social Agriculture Department Student Research Showcase yesterday aka B.A.R.N. (Beginning Agriculture Researcher Network) showcase their hard work to faculty, peers & community partners. BERRI lab member Faby even won People’s Choice. 10/10 will organize this again!

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Please share! The Appalachian Mountain Club is hiring a new GIS scientist to work in their northeast US-based research group (www.paycomonline.net/v4/ats/web.p...). Ideal candidate has a MS in ecology-related field with at least an additional year of work experience. #jobs #ecology #conservation

Anyone looking to run a research lab in plant physiology? Check out this position at Agriculture Canada in Brandon Manitoba
emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.ca/psrs-srfp/ap...

We're looking for volunteers to help us to map Scotch Broom, an invasive species, at Goldstream Park. This mapping will guide us and BC Parks in planning its removal in a second phase in spring, as well as track the management over time.

Differential temperature adaptation mechanisms in the High Arctic-adapted Cerastium regelii Ostenf. and the widespread Stellaria longipes Goldie. https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.03.15.643465v1

First pre-print for the BERRI lab is out! Integrating field observations, modelling, in vitro culture & metabolomics to understand how high Arctic plants respond to warming climates. www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...

CSPB - SCBV is working on building a starter pack to help members connect. Let us know if you are a member who would like to be added! 👋 go.bsky.app/TjDNeTJ

#plantscience #plantbiology #starterpack #canadianscience #cspb #scbv

Thinking of presenting a student mircolecture at Student Research Day on April 2? It's a great opportunity to gain presentation experience showcasing your work in front of fellow student researchers, plus faculty and senior admin. But hurry! Spots are limited & filling up fast! 👉 bit.ly/SRD_2025

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Are you a student and planning to attend CSPB 2025 in Halifax? The George H Duff Student Travel Award Aplications are now open. Check out www.cspb-scbv.ca/travel-bursaries for info and application. #cspb #scbv #plantscience #plantscienceconference #plantbiology #plantbiologyconference #cspb2025

Registration is now open for the #CSPB #SCBV 2025 Annual Meeting CSPB2025.ca for all details and information. The meeting will be hosted in Halifax, NS this year from Aug 9 - 12. We can’t wait to see you there! #scienceconference #plantscience #conference

Hi Plant Biology Friends! Just a quick note to say that the Canadian Society of Plant Biologist @cspbscbv.bsky.social is now on BlueSky. Come find us there!

Text on a background of a photo looking up through backlit plants reads: MARY SPENCER AWARD DEADLINE EXTENDED TO FEB 28, 2025 NOMINATE A MEMBER TODAY! www.cspb-scbv.ca/ Spencer-Award questions? spencer.award@cspb-scbv.ca

For any CSPB-SCBV Members
here. The deadline for Mary Spencer Award Nominations has been extended to Feb 28,2025. Please nominate a deserving member today! All info is here: www.cspb-scbv.ca/spencer-award

Talking to Grace is always inspiring! Your passion is clear in your writing and to date, your story on our research is one of, if not my absolute favourite. Go check out her work at the @fvcurrent.bsky.social

One day maybe I can convince her to write a book on plants with me! 🌱😜

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Happy International Day of Women in Science from the BERRI Lab! This is the awesome group of women working hard to build resilient, sustainable berry horticulture in this unpredictable, changing climate (and honestly these days not just the environmental one). #womeninstem #womeninscience

Climate change, cranberries, and their chemicals Climate change is going to affect cranberries. UFV scientist Lauren Erland is finding out exactly how that will happen on a molecular level.

Great recent article from a local news team the Fraser Valley Team on our research looking to understand future climate impacts on production and quality of cranberries in BC! fvcurrent.com/p/cranberry-...

Professor Profile: “I am a Plant nerd” — Dr. Lauren Erland – The Cascade

Fun article from the UFV Student Newspaper about how being a plant nerd can in fact get you your dream job! So great talking with a student reporter about the journey from student researcher to student supervisor! ufvcascade.ca/professor-pr...