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The PSC organizes annual symposia on topics at the forefront of the plant sciences. These events are open to everyone and provide an opportunity for young scientists to interact with experts in diverse research areas. In alternate years, the PhD students of PSC doctoral programmes take the lead to plan and implement the symposium (* marks all symposia organized by PSC PhD-students).
* Symposium organized by PSC PhD students.
Year | Title |
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2024 | |
2023 | |
2022* |
From Place to Space: Tracing the Spatial Dimension of Plant Sciences 2022 Poster with program (PDF, 973 KB) |
2021 |
Patterns in Nature and Plant Sciences |
2020* |
Connectivity – Plant interactions reloaded |
2019 |
Plant Response to Environment Across Scales |
2018* |
Breakthroughs in Plant Sciences |
2017 |
Dynamics of Plant Development and Evolution |
2016* |
Plants for Health |
2015 |
Unlocking the Potential of Diversity |
2014* | Rooted – Successful Strategies of Sessile Beings |
2013 | Plants in a Changing Climate |
2012 |
Trends and Advances in Plant Biology |
2012* |
Plants Replacing Fossil Fuels? |
2011 |
Understanding Plant Phenotypes |
2010* | Plants Meeting Future Challenges – Food and Energy for Society in a Changing Environment |
2009 | Plant-Microbe Interactions |
2008* | Plants and People – Mutual Dependence in the 21st Century |
2007 | Plant Reproductive Systems – From the Molecular Basis of Reproduction to Pollination Ecology |
2006* | Feeding the Needs of Tomorrow – Plant Sciences from Basics to Applications |
2005 | Plant Genome Evolution and Regulation |
2004 | Plant Systems Biology – From Cells to Communities |
2004* | Challenges in Plant Sciences |
2003 | Plant Health |
2002 | Molecular Evolution and Development in Plants
2002 Symposium Program
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2001 | Crop Improvement through Understanding Plant Biology – the Root System |
2000 |
Biodiversity and conservation, chemical signalling, new research directions in Zurich |
1999 |
Gene networks and plant-environment interactions |
1998 | First PSC Symposium |