Welcome to the Swedish Experimental Plant Science Symposium
This meeting is a follow-up on the successful meeting in Uppsala where plant researchers working in Sweden meet and discuss common interests, national policies and strategies for Swedish plant science. This is also the moment for new PI to get welcomed into the Swedish plant community. Join the meeting and network to find synergies between your work and other researchers for joint national proposals or just meet the locals after a week with international interaction at the SPPS meeting.
Note - The meeting is only for PIs active in Swedish universities.
Fee covers dinner. The rest of the costs are sponsored by the three research centers UPSC, Linnaeus and Plant Link.
We will meet in the room Bergsmannen, close to the aula used for the main SPPS meeting.
Preliminary schedule:
13:30 Welcome – introduction
13:40 New SPPS board informs on future developments
Stefan Jansson, UPSC, Umeå University
13:50 Current European-wide policy activities
Jens Sundström, Department of Plant Biology, SLU Uppsala
14:20 SPPS early career PI network
Karin Stensjö, Microbial Chemistry, Uppsala University
14:30 "Exploring the full potential of cyanobacteria for production of solar fuels"
Karin Stensjö, Microbial Chemistry, Uppsala University
15:00 "Quantitative modeling in (plant) cell biology"
Andreas Grönlund, UPSC, Umeå University
15:30 Coffee
16:00 How to get the students to continue with experimental plant biology?
Panel discussion with the coordinators of the master programs in plant biology.
Representatives from Stockholm, Umeå, Uppsala, SLU, Lund and Gothenburg
16:45 “Towards Sustainable control of potato late blight”
Laura Grenville-Briggs, Department of Plant Protection Biology, SLU Alnarp
17:15 “Replication-dependent nucleosome assembly represses spurious activation of defence responses in Arabidopsis”
Iva Mozgova, Department of Plant Biology, SLU Uppsala
17:45 “Hormonal regulation of development in the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha”
Magnus Eklund, Department of Ecology and Genetics, Uppsala University
18:15 Closing and joint walk to dinner
18:30 Buffet dinner and get together.
The faculty club
Direct your questions, comments and suggestions to:
Johannes Hanson
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090 7866744
Note - The meeting is only for PIs active in Swedish universities.
Fee covers dinner. The rest of the costs are sponsored by the three research centers UPSC, Linnaeus and Plant Link.
We will meet in the room Bergsmannen, close to the aula used for the main SPPS meeting.
Preliminary schedule:
13:30 Welcome – introduction
13:40 New SPPS board informs on future developments
Stefan Jansson, UPSC, Umeå University
13:50 Current European-wide policy activities
Jens Sundström, Department of Plant Biology, SLU Uppsala
14:20 SPPS early career PI network
Karin Stensjö, Microbial Chemistry, Uppsala University
14:30 "Exploring the full potential of cyanobacteria for production of solar fuels"
Karin Stensjö, Microbial Chemistry, Uppsala University
15:00 "Quantitative modeling in (plant) cell biology"
Andreas Grönlund, UPSC, Umeå University
15:30 Coffee
16:00 How to get the students to continue with experimental plant biology?
Panel discussion with the coordinators of the master programs in plant biology.
Representatives from Stockholm, Umeå, Uppsala, SLU, Lund and Gothenburg
16:45 “Towards Sustainable control of potato late blight”
Laura Grenville-Briggs, Department of Plant Protection Biology, SLU Alnarp
17:15 “Replication-dependent nucleosome assembly represses spurious activation of defence responses in Arabidopsis”
Iva Mozgova, Department of Plant Biology, SLU Uppsala
17:45 “Hormonal regulation of development in the liverwort Marchantia polymorpha”
Magnus Eklund, Department of Ecology and Genetics, Uppsala University
18:15 Closing and joint walk to dinner
18:30 Buffet dinner and get together.
The faculty club
Direct your questions, comments and suggestions to:
Johannes Hanson
090 7866744