UV4Pigments Workshop Registration
UV4Pigments Workshop 1st Circular
The 5th Network Meeting of the UV4Plants Association was held and successfully completed on 20. – 22. March 2024, Goettingen, Germany. The conference was organized by a great team led by Susanne Neugart, Tobias Pöhnl, and Layla Engelhardt. The meeting gathered 50 scientists at different stages of their scientific careers from Europe, Asia, and North America. The Delegates had a great time sharing their experiences and research on UV radiation in a broad context. A detailed report will be available soon.
You are cordially invited to participate in the 5th Network Meeting of the UV4Plants Association, taking place from the 20.–22. March 2024 in Göttingen, Germany. Registration is now open. For details please look into the tab Meeting 2024 and in the SecondCircular2024. The detailed Program is available here.
Dear Colleagues, We are happy to share that the 5th Network Meeting of the UV4Plants Association will be held from 20. – 22. March 2024 in Goettingen, Germany. For early-stage researchers, a training school will be organized before the meeting from 18 – 19 March 2024. For more details, please follow the First Circular here. For the local organizing committee Prof. Dr. Susanne Neugart Dr. Tobias Pöhnl Dr. Layla Engelhardt For the UV4Plants Association Prof. Gareth I. Jenkins, President
It is high time for a summary of the 4th Network Meeting of the UV4Plants Association. The conference took place in Kraków, Poland from the 3rd to the 6th of July. It was organized at the Jagiellonian University by Justyna łabuz, Agnieszka Katarzyna Banaś, and Wojciech Strzałka. 60 scientists from 14 European countries and South and North Americas at the different stages of their scientific careers had an opportunity to exchange and share their experiences and results on different aspects of UV radiation. The participants had an opportunity to hear 24 talks grouped into six sessions, concentrating on topics related to plant adaptation and acclimation, UV light under natural conditions, different aspects of UVR8, and other photoreceptor signaling or UV-induced DNA damage and repair. The last session focused on practical applications of UV radiation. 26 posters were presented during the conference. Two of them were distinguished with prices founded by Agrisera and UV4Plants Association. The first award went to Neha Rai from the University of Geneva, Switzerland who presented a very interesting poster about “The UV-B photoreceptor mediated transcriptional regulation”. The second awardee was Gyula Czégény from the University of Pécs, Hungary who presented his work entitled “UVR8 mutation affects…