We are happy to welcome you back to a new autumn with PlantLink! As you understand we are closely monitoring the Covid-19 situation through LU and SLU recommendations as well as NordPlant member universities and are working on back-up plans…
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Bioinformatics has become increasingly important for the plant research community. During PlantLink’s first year the need to strengthen the bioinformatical competence in plant research in Southern Sweden was recognized. Therefore, PlantLink’s first bioinformatician, Estelle Proux-Wéra, was recruited in 2012. Estelle…
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Welcome to this newsletter with dates for summer and autumn activities, as well as open positions. PlantLink takes the opportunity to wish you a great summer with lots of interesting, fun and relaxing activities, and of course, lots of plants!…
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Photo: Lars Pettersson Spring has rocketed along and we can enjoy flowers in all shapes and colours, in fields, gardens, urban settings and the countryside. Many activities that were previously uncertain are now been rescheduled or will be held in…
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-What is currently on top of your research agenda? Low-lipase oat. I am working within the industrial research center ScanOats, where we research oat from several different perspectives. And I am working to develop low-lipase oat. Oat is very lipid…
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There’s no place like home – a saying with a new meaning in these times of Covid-19. In this newsletter, we list interesting initiatives in the region. One large post is activities that are postponed or changed to go online, so…
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Check out upcoming courses, meetings and seminars in the region and beyond! Find updates on the UN year of Plant Health, and a list of interesting positions in this month’s PlantLink Newsletter. Photo by Jacob Björnberg Newsletter contents NKJ grant! PlantLink…
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The United Nations has declared 2020 as the International Year of Plant Health (IYPH). During this year PlantLink will raise awareness on how plant health can help end hunger, reduce poverty, and protect the environment. As part of this year…
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