Jul 11, 2026 · 18 min · 8 segments
No Time To Read podcast S4E7 Cis-regulatory sequence evolution Guest: Kirk Amundson, USDA NIFA Postdoctoral Fellow, Bartlett Lab, University of Massachusetts Amherst X: @KirkAmundson…
Kirk AmundsonGuest
Arif AshrafHost
In today's episode, we are going to talk about a recent Science Magazine article.
And I'm very excited to have the lead author, Kirk, with us today to talk more about this paper.
And in broad strokes, my research interests span plant genetics, evolution, and development.
Two very broad strokes questions that I've kept coming back to in my career are how to mutations accumulate throughout plant development and what will be more than the focus of the topic today is how does mutation drive evolutionary change in plant form.
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In today's episode, we are going to talk about a recent Science Magazine article.
And I'm very excited to have the lead author, Kirk, with us today to talk more about this paper.
And in broad strokes, my research interests span plant genetics, evolution, and development.
Two very broad strokes questions that I've kept coming back to in my career are how to mutations accumulate throughout plant development and what will be more than the focus of the topic today is how does mutation drive evolutionary change in plant form.