VISIT EVENT WEBSITE This collaborative meeting aims to build a strong, inclusive community of plant biology educators across the UK and beyond. This meeting has a primary focus on plant biology teaching in Higher Education, but will also be of interest to high school/college biology teachers and those delivering plant biology education and training in […]
VISIT EVENT WEBSITE This events seeks to align application technology and integrated pest management to help extract the maximum from biocontrols. Sustainability and regulatory pressures are driving increased use of biocontrols in agriculture, horticulture and amenity. This day-long conference seeks to bring together interested parties from researchers to end users. The programme will to cover […]
EVENT WEBSITE The AAB ‘International Advances in Plant Virology (IAPV)’ conference has a broad remit where we invite participation from scientists who are interested in all aspects of plant virology. These research areas might be on the molecular mechanisms of plant-virus interactions; the applied consequences of plant virus infection; evolutionary and ecological aspects of plant […]
Visit Event Website Agriculture is faced with the challenges of reducing its impact on the environment, adapting to the changing climate, and supporting biodiversity. UK agriculture relies heavily on imported protein for feed and home-grown legumes would help to reduce this dependence. Dietary change towards flexitarian/plant-based diets also creates a growing market for grain legumes […]
After the success of ICAR2022, AAB are again organising the European ICAR meeting on behalf of the Multinational Arabidopsis Steering Committee. ICAR2025 takes place in Ghent, Belgium between June 16-20 2025. All meeting details can be found in the event website below -> VISIT ICAR2025 Website
VISIT EVENT WEBSITE The study of photosynthesis has attracted the attention of successive legions of biologists, biochemists, chemists and physicists for over 200 years. Never in the history of photosynthesis research, however, has progress in our understanding of photosynthetic mechanisms, regulation and improvement been made as rapidly as it has over the past 5 years. […]
