Hydrosensing Project
Discovering How Plants Sense Water Stress
The Hydrosensing Project Team is on a mission to transform our understandingof how plants sense and respond to water availability. We aim to uncover the mechanisms plants use to perceive water stress, a key factor in their survival and productivity.
By combining cutting-edge genomics, structural biology, biophysics and imaging approaches, we strive to revolutionize crop resilience and pave the way for climate-proof agriculture.
Join us as we explore new frontiers in plant science, working towards a future where crops are better equipped to withstand the challenges of a changing climate.
Publications
Journal articles and preprints by the Hydrosensing project

Redox-regulated Aux/IAA multimerization modulates auxin responses
A rapid molecular switch in plant roots that allows them to detect dry soils and…

Future crop breeding needs to consider future soils
Modern crop breeding and seed certification agencies ignore the known spatial heterogeneity of soils and…