Conference

Keynote speakers of the 34^th Conference Molecular Biology of Plants (#MBP2021) will be Salome Prat, Jane Parker and Jiri Friml

Details

Die 33. Tagung Molecular Biology of Plants unserer Sektion fand vom 11. bis 14. Februar 2020 in Dabringhausen im Bergischen Land statt. Organisator Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Hell berichtet über die Themenschwerpunkte der von Deutschen Botanischen Gesellschaft (DBG) und Gesellschaft für Biochemie und Molekularbiologie (GBM) geförderten Tagung und nennt die ausgezeichneten Preisträger*innen der Reinhold von Sengbusch Poster- und Vortragspreise.

Zum Tagungsbericht in den Actualia der DBG:

Elena Lesch (Bonn): Function and evolution of mitochondrial C‐to‐U RNA editing factor PPR78 elucidated with recombinant approaches in Physcomitrella patens and Escherichia coli

Rabea Meyberg (Marburg): Characterization of evolutionarily conserved key players affecting eukaryotic flagellar motility and fertility using a moss model

Christina Martins Rodriguez (Kaiserslautern): Chilling lessons: Teaching the sugar beet how to cope with cold

Alexander Beesley (Aachen): Engineering coumarin biosynthesis providing disease resistance in crops

Hannah Krawczyk (Göttingen): Identification of a putative plant lipid droplet tethering complex involved in cellular organisation

Isabelle Metzen (Köln): The effect of plant genetic factors on the spatial heterogeneity of microbiota in the maize mycorrhizosphere 

Applications for our Travel grants will be accepted until November 14^th.

34^th Conference

The next Conference Molecular Biology of Plants of the Section Plant Physiology and Molecular Biology of the DBG will take place virtually on 4^th March 2021. It will be organized by Prof. Dr. Marcel Quint (Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg), Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Hell (Heidelberg University), Prof. Dr. Ute Höcker (Köln University) and Prof. Dr. Andreas Meyer (Bonn University).

Keynotes

• Salome Prat (Centre for Research in Agricultural Genomics, Barcelona Spain):
  Mathematical modelling of thermoelongation reveals a critical role of COP1 in temperature signaling during daytime
• Jane Parker (Max Planck Institute for Plant Breeding Research, Köln, Germany):
  Architecture of immune signalling pathways across seed plant species
• Jiri Friml (Institute of Science and Technology, Vienna/Klosterneuburg, Austria):
  Auxin-mediated self-organizing plant development

Do not hesitate to contact the conference office if you have any questions.