Plant Research and Higher Education in Southern Sweden
For the first time PlantLink Day will be held online. This year we celebrate the International Year of Plant Health! Invited speakers are Jack Vossen (WUR) and Suthaparan Aruppillai (NMBU). We also get to hear from the progress in the…
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PlantLink’s annual report 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020 is out! Read about us and all we have done in the last year here.
Many seminars and conferences have moved online this year giving you the opportunity to attend interesting seminars from your office or home. Here are some webinars coming up in September and October. Beyond a Single Reference Genome – The Advantages…
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Sub-Saharan Africa, where 60% of the population still live in rural areas, is the region in the world with the highest prevalence of undernourishment. To abolish hunger and feed a growing population without depleting natural resources, new innovations and tools…
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Here you can find the list of plant networks that participated at the Network-to-network meeting in March 2020. 1. Centre for Environment and Climate research LU Objective The Centre for Environmental and Climate Research, CEC, is a combined physical and…
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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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What is currently on top of your research agenda? With my team I am interested in semiochemicals that affect the behaviour of insects. Behaviourally active microbial volatiles is a theme of my research since several years. Especially the possibility of…
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