Plant Research and Higher Education in Southern Sweden
PlantLink is a network for plant science in Southern Sweden established in 2011 as an alliance between Lund University (LU) and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences in Alnarp (SLU Alnarp). This means that we are turning 10 years in 2021! As part of…
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PlantLink again announces the possibility to exchange teachers between courses at Lund University and SLU Alnarp. The aim is to promote cooperation in teaching between courses. Interested main teachers should send a motivation for the teacher exchange, where the background…
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PlantLink started as a collaboration between Lund university and SLU Alnarp in 2011 with a focus on plant science. Next year we are turning ten years! Now we are aiming for a third round of PlantLink. As part of this…
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Newsletter content This last PlantLink News for 2020 gives you the latest updates on our ongoing work for the next round of PlantLink, as well as links to interesting webinars and exciting thesis defenses. We take the opportunity to congratulate…
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Many seminars have moved online this year giving you the opportunity to attend interesting seminars from your office or home. We are doing our best to collect interesting webinars here, and are updating the post as soon as we get…
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We congratulate the researchers of Lund University and SLU Alnarp that have recieved funding for new plant and plant related research projects. Newly funded projects are (in alphabetic order of applicant): Aakash Chawade, SLU, FORMAS research grant. Utveckling av sprutinducerad…
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Join us reading the book “Africa’s Gene Revolution! Genetically Modified Crops and the Future of African Agriculture” by Matthew A Schnurr Discuss the book and meet the author on the 3rd of December! 12:00-13:00 Open Lunch discussion 14:00-15:00 Meet the…
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In this month’s Newsletter, there are several activities with short deadlines. Take a quick scroll to check for these. We continue to provide information on online webinars, and this information can also be found on the PlantLink website. Finally we…
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