This Summer school is co-organized by the French Saclay Plant Sciences (SPS) network and the German Cluster of Excellence on Plant Sciences (CEPLAS). Mankind is facing an unprecedented challenge from anthropogenic climate change. This is already associated with altered rainfall...
Cassava is highly productive and an important food security crop. It is also the only staple that, under certain conditions, can be toxic to humans. Prof Gleadow will discuss some of the possible underlying reasons why cassava is so cyanogenic...
The "PLant science in the ANThropocene" (PLANT) workshop will run from March 24 to April 4, 2025 at the Institut Pascal of the University Paris-Saclay (campus about 25 km south of Paris). This 2-week workshop will address key challenges for...
The PlantACT! 2025 Conference will build on the initiative’s mission by providing a platform for international experts to discuss their research and collaborate on pressing climate-related issues. This year's conference will focus on incentivizing synergies and multidisciplinary approaches across a...
In this webinar, Professor Way will explore how climate change is shaping the future of our forests and crops, identifying which species might thrive and which might struggle under changing environmental conditions. These insights are crucial as we work toward...
47th New Phytologist Symposium Extreme Heat: extending the thermal limits of life University of Córdoba, Spain | 2–5 June 2026. https://www.newphytologist.org/events/47-nps Explore how extreme heat affects plants and other ectothermic organisms that underpin ecosystem productivity. With 2024 marking the...