Seminars and Events

Invited speakers present their work

Topics in Plant Biology presented by invited speakers

 

**Interested students, who are not yet registered, please contact Sandra Ryf, sandra.ryf@ips.unibe.ch**

 

Location

Institute of Plant Sciences
Altenbergrain 21, main auditorium

Time

Mondays during the semester at 16:15-17:30 h

Autumn Semester 2023

Date

 Speaker / Lecture Title                        

Organiser

18.09.2023

25.09.2023
02.10.2023
09.10.2023 Dr. Orsolya Valko from the Centre for Ecological Research, Hungary
Grasslands under pressure: challenges and opportunities in grassland restoration and management in Hungary
Prof. Dr. E. Allan
16.10.2023 Dr. Martin Bayer, ZMPB, Uni Tübingen, DE
Parental signals make the difference - polarity establishment in the plant embryo
Prof. Dr. M. Raissig
23.10.2023
30.10.2023 IPS internal seminar I
Plant Molecular Biology meets Ecology & Evolution
Prof. Dr. M. Raissig
06.11.2023 Prof. Timme Donders, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
Forest diversity across major climate transitions in the Pleistocene; lessons from Lake Ohrid and the Dutch delta
Prof. Dr. W. Tinner
13.11.2023 Prof. Martin Bezemer, Leiden University, The Netherlands
Steering soil microbiomes with plant-soil feedbacks to restore aboveground biodiversity
Prof. Dr. C. Robert
20.11.2023 Dr. Silke Allmann from the University of Amsterdam
Green leaf volatile signaling and perception
Prof. Dr. M. Erb
27.11.2023 Prof. Stanislav Isayenkov, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (Germany) and National Academy of Science, Kyiv (Ukraine)
Halophytic Barley Relatives - Donors of Salinity Tolerance for Modern Crops and a Potential Source to Discover Novel Membrane Transporters
Prof. Dr. D. Rentsch
04.12.2023

11.12.2023 Dr. Yuan You, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Epigenetic and transcriptional reprogramming in bacterial effector-targeted host plant cells, entry points of the host-pathogen battleground
Prof. Dr. Pauline Jullien
18.12.2023 IPS internal seminar II
Plant Molecular Biology meets Ecology & Evolution
Prof. Dr. M. Raissig