David Roy Smith (David R Smith)

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2014-2024
Publications (10 Years): 54

Top Venues

EMBO reports

The New phytologist

Photosynthesis research

Plant physiology

University of Western Ontario

Dalhousie University Department of Biology (PHD)

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Affiliation History

University of Western Ontario Jul 01 2013

Canada

Associate professor :: Biology

University of British Columbia Nov 01 2010 - Jul 01 2013

Canada

Postdoctoral Fellow :: Botany

Education History

Dalhousie University Department of Biology Sep 01 2005 - Aug 31 2010

Canada

PHD :: Biology

Acadia University Sep 01 2002 - May 01 2005

Canada

BSC :: Biology

Publications

David Roy Smith
Redefining meaning and success in science, research and teaching. EMBO reports 25 (5) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Redefining meaning and success in science, research and teaching. EMBO reports 25 (5) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Redefining meaning and success in science, research and teaching. EMBO reports (2024)
David Roy Smith
Your "out of the office" email is not fooling me. EMBO reports 25 (6) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Finding value and beauty in obsolete scientific equipment. EMBO reports 25 (3) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Finding value and beauty in obsolete scientific equipment. EMBO reports (2024)
Matheus Sanitá Lima, Douglas Silva Domingues, Alexandre Rossi Paschoal, David Roy Smith
Long-read RNA-Seq for the discovery of long noncoding and antisense RNAs in plant organelles. Physiologia plantarum 176 (4) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Finding value and beauty in obsolete scientific equipment. EMBO reports 25 (3) (2024)
Matheus Sanitá Lima, Douglas Silva Domingues, Alexandre Rossi Paschoal, David Roy Smith
Long-read RNA-Seq for the discovery of long noncoding and antisense RNAs in plant organelles. Physiologia plantarum 176 (4) (2024)
Norman P A Hüner, Alexander G Ivanov, Beth Szyszka-Mroz, Leonid V Savitch, David Roy Smith, Victoria Kata
Photostasis and photosynthetic adaptation to polar life. Photosynthesis research 161 (1-2) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Espressogate. EMBO reports (2024)
Matheus Sanitá Lima, Douglas Silva Domingues, Alexandre Rossi Paschoal, David Roy Smith
Long-read RNA sequencing can probe organelle genome pervasive transcription. Briefings in functional genomics (2024)
David Roy Smith
Redefining meaning and success in science, research and teaching. EMBO reports 25 (5) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Redefining meaning and success in science, research and teaching. EMBO reports 25 (5) (2024)
Norman P A Hüner, Alexander G Ivanov, Beth Szyszka-Mroz, Leonid V Savitch, David Roy Smith, Victoria Kata
Photostasis and photosynthetic adaptation to polar life. Photosynthesis research (2024)
Norman P A Hüner, Alexander G Ivanov, Beth Szyszka-Mroz, Leonid V Savitch, David Roy Smith, Victoria Kata
Photostasis and photosynthetic adaptation to polar life. Photosynthesis research 161 (1-2) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Finding value and beauty in obsolete scientific equipment. EMBO reports 25 (3) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Your "out of the office" email is not fooling me. EMBO reports 25 (6) (2024)
David Roy Smith
Your "out of the office" email is not fooling me. EMBO reports (2024)
David Roy Smith
When you lose your passion for science. EMBO reports (2023)
David Roy Smith
Things I wish I had done as a graduate student. EMBO reports (2023)
David Roy Smith
Science can be an anxiety-ridden road. It's best to develop coping strategies early in the journey. EMBO reports (2023)
David Roy Smith
The underappreciated art of creating publication-quality figures. EMBO reports 23 (5) (2022)
Alexandra E DeShaw, Francisco Figueroa-Martínez, Thomas Pröschold, Maike Lorenz, Aurora M Nedelcu, David Roy Smith, Adrian Reyes-Prieto
The plastomes of Hyalomonas oviformis and Hyalogonium fusiforme evolved dissimilar architectures after the loss of photosynthesis. Plant direct 6 (10) (2022)
David Roy Smith
After 2 years of a pandemic, students are struggling to find strong reference letters. EMBO reports 23 (9) (2022)
David Roy Smith
A species by any other name would sound as sweet. EMBO reports 23 (3) (2022)
Xi Zhang, Yining Hu, David Roy Smith
HSDatabase-a database of highly similar duplicate genes from plants, animals, and algae. Database : the journal of biological databases and curation 2022 (2022)
David Roy Smith
Confessions of a microscope hoarder. EMBO reports 22 (11) (2021)
Alex S Torson, Alexandra M A Hicks, Claire E Baragar, David Roy Smith, Brent J Sinclair
The mitochondrial genomes of two Gryllus crickets (Grylloidea: Gryllidae) via RNA-seq. Mitochondrial DNA. Part B, Resources 7 (1) (2021)
David Roy Smith
Do scientists read enough fiction? EMBO reports 22 (2) (2021)
David Roy Smith
The human touch. EMBO reports 22 (10) (2021)
David Roy Smith
Alcodemia: are we training our students to be great thinkers or great drinkers? EMBO reports 22 (8) (2021)
David Roy Smith
The genome paper is dead, long live the genome paper! EMBO reports 23 (2) (2021)
David Roy Smith
Academic street smarts: be vigilant of fraudsters: A warning to scientists travelling to conferences about hotel scammers. EMBO reports 21 (5) (2020)
David Roy Smith
Do you miss the conference circuit? I surely don't. EMBO reports 21 (10) (2020)
David Roy Smith, Rory J Craig
Does mitochondrial DNA replication in Chlamydomonas require a reverse transcriptase? The New phytologist 229 (3) (2020)
David Roy Smith
Is sabbatical a dirty word?: Sabbatical is a privilege and a challenge and too often becomes a "staybatical" to finally tackle the demanding projects. EMBO reports 21 (7) (2020)
David Roy Smith
Revisiting published genomes with fresh eyes and new data: Revising old sequencing data can yield unexpected insights and identify errors. EMBO reports 20 (12) (2019)
David Roy Smith, Marina Cvetkovska, Norman P A Hüner, Rachael Morgan-Kiss
Presence and absence of light-independent chlorophyll biosynthesis among Chlamydomonas green algae in an ice-covered Antarctic lake. Communicative & integrative biology 12 (1) (2019)
David Roy Smith
Unparalleled Variation in RNA Editing among Selaginella Plastomes. Plant physiology 182 (1) (2019)
David Roy Smith
Bringing bioinformatics to the scientific masses: As the demand for high-level bioinformatics is growing, training students in the field becomes ever more important. EMBO reports 19 (6) (2018)
Marina Cvetkovska, Beth Szyszka-Mroz, Marc Possmayer, Paula Pittock, Gilles Lajoie, David Roy Smith, Norman P A Hüner
Characterization of photosynthetic ferredoxin from the Antarctic alga Chlamydomonas sp. UWO241 reveals novel features of cold adaptation. The New phytologist 219 (2) (2018)
David Roy Smith
Plastid genomes hit the big time. The New phytologist 219 (2) (2018)
David Roy Smith
Attention, attention: your most valuable scientific assets are under attack: How digital contraptions and online accounts are contributing to academic attention deficit disorder. EMBO reports 19 (3) (2018)
David Roy Smith
Is it time to put a humidifier in the dry domain of writing scientific papers? Given the inaccessibility of many research papers, young scientists should receive more formal training to write clear, understandable, and even enjoyable papers. EMBO reports 19 (10) (2018)
Marina Cvetkovska, Shane Orgnero, Norman P A Hüner, David Roy Smith
The enigmatic loss of light-independent chlorophyll biosynthesis from an Antarctic green alga in a light-limited environment. The New phytologist 222 (2) (2018)
David Roy Smith
The Frankenthesis: This stitched-together monster is alive and coming to a campus near you. EMBO reports 19 (1) (2017)
Matheus Sanitá Lima, David Roy Smith
Pervasive, Genome-Wide Transcription in the Organelle Genomes of Diverse Plastid-Bearing Protists. G3 (Bethesda, Md.) 7 (11) (2017)
Matheus Sanitá Lima, David Roy Smith
Don't just dump your data and run: Authors should submit as much experimental information as possible when uploading sequence data. EMBO reports 18 (12) (2017)
Francisco Figueroa-Martínez, Aurora M Nedelcu, David Roy Smith, Adrian Reyes-Prieto
The Plastid Genome of Polytoma uvella Is the Largest Known among Colorless Algae and Plants and Reflects Contrasting Evolutionary Paths to Nonphotosynthetic Lifestyles. Plant physiology 173 (2) (2016)
David Roy Smith
The mutational hazard hypothesis of organelle genome evolution: 10 years on. Molecular ecology 25 (16) (2016)
David Roy Smith
A walk in the park: Is Pokémon Go foreshadowing the future of biodiversity research and scientific outreach? EMBO reports 17 (11) (2016)
David Roy Smith
More than ever, scientists need to engage with the public: the stakes are high and they may be for keeps. EMBO reports 18 (2) (2016)
Erik R Hanschen, Tara N Marriage, Patrick J Ferris, Takashi Hamaji, Atsushi Toyoda, Asao Fujiyama, Rafik Neme, Hideki Noguchi, Yohei Minakuchi, Masahiro Suzuki, Hiroko Kawai-Toyooka, David Roy Smith, Halle Sparks, Jaden Anderson, Robert Bakarić, Victor Luria, Amir Karger, Marc W Kirschner, Pierre M Durand, Richard E Michod, Hisayoshi Nozaki, Bradley J S C Olson
The Gonium pectorale genome demonstrates co-option of cell cycle regulation during the evolution of multicellularity. Nature communications 7 (2016)
David Roy Smith, Patrick J Keeling
Mitochondrial and plastid genome architecture: Reoccurring themes, but significant differences at the extremes. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 112 (33) (2015)
Sara Raad Asmail, David Roy Smith
Retention, erosion, and loss of the carotenoid biosynthetic pathway in the nonphotosynthetic green algal genus Polytomella. The New phytologist 209 (3) (2015)
David Roy Smith, Sara Raad Asmail
Next-generation sequencing data suggest that certain nonphotosynthetic green plants have lost their plastid genomes. The New phytologist 204 (1) (2014)

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