Dear all,
I would like to remid you on the approaching 4th APPN Meeting
abstract submission deadline (31st March)!
Your contrbutions are crucial for the success of the meeting and the APPNetwork in general!
See you in Mai at the VBC!
Best, Jakub.
From:
Jez,Jakub <jakub.jez@vbcf.ac.at>
Date: Tuesday, 16. January 2024 at 09:07
To: APPN community <appn@lists.vbcf.ac.at>
Subject: INVITATION: 4th Austrian Plant Phenotyping Network Meeting - 23rd May, 2024, VBC.
Dear colleagues and friends,
It is our pleasure to invite you to the
4th Austrian Plant Phenotyping Network (APPN)
Meeting,
which will take place
May 23rd,
2024, at the Vienna BioCenter, IMP lecture hall.
Free Registration
and abstract submission are open: https://appn.at/events/4thappn/
As the last years, the meeting will be free to attend, thanks to the support of our company partners.
This year we aim for a national focus on recently established plat phenotyping infrastructures, instrumentation, and methodologies.
Covering topics in basic- and applied plant research from Arabidopsis, via crop plants up to trees.
Roots and shoots. Lab to field. Success stories and setbacks.
We are looking forward to receiving your abstracts for talks and posters!
Confirmed speakers:
Carlos Trujillo-Moya & Ahmad Muhammad (BFW) – “High-throughput
phenotyping integrated with metabolomics and transcriptomics reveals a new fine-scale method to study drought stress in Norway spruce seedlings“
Claudia Jonak (AIT) – H2020 project:
“Multilayered
phenotyping to
uncover
resilience to
temperature and
water
stress in camelina
sativa”
Markus Puschenreiter (BOKU/MUL) – “Beneficial effects of carbon
from methane plasmalysis on soil conditions and plant growth”
Markus Teige (UniVie) – H2020 project: “ADAPT – Accelerated
development of multiple – stress tolerant
potato”
Verena Ibl (UniVie) – “A bench-top Dark-Root device built with
LEGO® bricks enables a non-invasive plant root development analysis in soil conditions mirroring nature“
Dominik Grosskinsky (AIT) –
„Sensor-based and physiological phenotyping approaches to support crop improvement”
David Major (VRVis) – “Satellite
image
super-resolution
for enhanced agriculture
monitoring”
Please help to share this invitation in your organizations and networks!
The flyer is attached to this mail.
Looking forward to meet you
in person.
Best regards,
Jakub Jez,
on behalf of the organizing committee.
P.S.: Yes, there will be food, wine and music.
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Jakub Jez |
Vienna BioCenter Core Facilities GmbH |
Chair, Austrian Plant Phenotyping Network (APPN)
and Support Group Member of ESFRI EMPHASIS project
Twitter: @VBCF_PlantS
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jezjakub
FFG
PHENOPlant: Austrias 1st multi-sensor, high-throughput plant phenotyping infrastructure.