REGISTRATION AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE! This year is the centennial anniversary of the ecotype concept, which was coined by the Swedish geneticist Göte Turesson in 1922. Since then, the ecotype has served – and is still serving – as…
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The 4th annual NordPlant meeting will be celebrated on the 30th of November in Lund, right after the Göte Turesson seminar commemorating 100 years since the term “ecotype” was coined. See the program below and make sure to sign up…
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This special summer edition of the PlantLink newsletter contains news about a PlantLink EU writing grant from PlantLink and about our plans for the future, as well as the usual collection of interesting courses and meetings. Finally, we have a…
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We welcome researchers at Lund University and SLU Alnarp to apply for 40,000 SEK as support to write proposals for the EU calls related to Food Bioeconomy, Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment. The proposal can address any of the following…
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Fascination of Plants Day was a blast! Many students, senior researchers, and industry members joined us on the spot, while others participated online. One and half hour debate brought many exciting insights on how to mitigate climate change with the…
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The May 2022 edition of the PlantLink Newsletter contains a welcome for our new coordinator Anna Maňourová, information about a large number of meetings and courses including the Fascination of Plants Day on 18 May, as well as new positions for PhDs…
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Read about the upcoming Fascination of Plants Day and PlantLink Day and personnel changes in PlantLink along with news about other meetings and opportunities for plant scientists. This newsletter also contains an interview with Federico Gomez, our new director! Newsletter content…
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This month, the PlantLink Newsletter contains information about a number of upcoming meetings and courses, as well as a new member of our steering committee and a new PhD-position! Newsletter Contents NordCrop meeting “Climate resilient crops in the North and…
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