Plant Pathology 2023
September 6 - September 8
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Professor Rob Jackson invites you to register for Plant Pathology 2023, the main annual meeting of the BSPP – The British Society for Plant Pathology. The meeting will be held at Edgbaston Park Hotel & Conference Centre Wednesday 6th to Friday 8th September.
The meeting will feature open sessions based on submitted abstracts as well as sessions organised by Rob Jackson, the RKS Wood Prize, PH Gregory Prize and J Colhoun Poster Prize. The meeting is being jointly organised with Association of Applied Biologists (aab.org.uk) and will feature additional sessions on ‘Climate Change-induced patterns of plant pests and pathogens’ and ‘Technological solutions to combat climate change-induced biotic challenges’.
Abstract submissions
Abstract submissions will be handled by the AAB and you can access the form here https://www.aab.org.uk/conferences/submit-an-abstract-for-bspp-plant-pathology-2023/
Confirmed speakers and provisional titles
- Charlotte Nellist (NIAB, UK) ‘TBC’
- Dan Bebber (University of Exeter)‘Climate Change-induced patterns of plant pests and pathogens’
- David Guttman (University of Toronto, Canada) ‘Uncovering virulence landscapes and host immunodiversity using effector pangenomes’
- Debbie Hemming (Met Office, UK) ‘Improving climate data and modelling to inform plant biosecurity’
- Hailing Jin (University of California, US) ‘Cross-kingdom RNA trafficking between plants and fungal pathogens’
- Jon West and Kevin King(Rothamsted Research) ‘The pros and cons of different surveillance and monitoring approaches’
- Jos Raaijmakers (Unviversity of Leiden, Netherlands)‘Rewilding plant microbiomes for disease control’
- Mark Banfield (The John Innes Centre, UK) ‘TBC’
- Paul Rainey (Max-Planck-Gessllschaft, Germany)‘Manipulation of bacterial metabolism by mobile genetic elements and consequences for pathogenicity’
- Richard Hamelin (University of British Columbia, Canada) ‘TBC’
- Rosa Lozano-Duran (University of Tubingen, Germany) ‘How to use six genes to conquer a plant: learning from geminiviruses’
- Wenbo Ma (The Sainsbury Lab, UK) ‘TBC’
Registration and accommodation fees for Plant Pathology 2023
Early Bird (ends 8th June 2023)
- Member (of BSPP or AAB) residential (2 nights accommodation Wed and Thurs) £370
- Member non-residential £220
- Non-member residential (2 nights accommodation Wed and Thurs) £450
- Non-member non-residential £300
- Student/Retired residential £320
- Student/Ret Non-Res £170
Tuesday accommodation £85
Standard (from 8th June 2023)
- Member (of BSPP or AAB) residential (2 nights accommodation Wed and Thurs) £410
- Member Non-residential £260
- Non-member residential (2 nights accommodation Wed and Thurs) £490
- Non-member non-residential £340
- Student/retired residential £360
- Student/retired non-residential £210