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Brian Hudelson, University of Wisconsin Plant Disease Diagnostics Clinic
 

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We had tremendous participation in the December Puzzler!

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James Woodhall,¹ Lina Rodriguez Salamanca,² and Telissa Wilson^3
1University of Idaho, Parma, ²Virginia Tech, ³Washington State Department of Agriculture
 

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Peer Review Digest for Diagnosticians

Contact Sara May (srm183@psu.edu) and Lina Rodriguez Salamanca (linar@vt.edu) for suggestions to include.
 

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Peer Review Digest for Diagnosticians

Contact Sara May (srm183@psu.edu) and Lina Rodriguez Salamanca (linar@vt.edu) for suggestions to include.

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Best Practices for Ordering and Handling qPCR Probes

Sam Fieweger,¹ Steffie Rhodes,² Lina Rodriguez Salamanca,³and James Woodhall⁴
 

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The NPDN Learning Management System (LMS) contains professional development coursework for NPDN members. To access the LMS, you must be logged into your NPDN account on the NPDN website.

To navigate to your personal LMS Dashboard, click “Member Menu” and then click on “Professional Development (LMS)”.
 

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The National Data Repository (NDR) requires users to enter a confidence level for each diagnosis they submit.

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During the last year, IT/CERIS and the NPDN Online Communications and Web Portal committee have been preparing to migrate the NPDN website to a new location. While the migration is a technical necessity to address software obsolescence, it also has provided the opportunity to refresh things.