Seminar Series Plant Sciences

Seminars
Dr. Bert Visser (chair group Biosystematics); 'Biosystematics tomorrow:understanding evolutionary processes by studying patterns of diversity'
Prof dr. Bela Mulder (chair group Plant Cell Biology & AMOLF-Amsterdam): 'Survival of the aligned: order in the cortical microtubule array'

Date: Tuesday, 8th June 2010
Time: 15.30 – 17.30 h
Venue: Wageningen University Campus, Radix Building, Building 107, large meeting room (W1-W3) on the ground floor of Radix-west, Droevendaalsesteeg 1, 6708 PB Wageningen.
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Background information: Seminar Series Plant Sciences ‘Meet & greet’ your fellow scientists and hear what’s going on in Radix.
Now that all WU-Plant Sciences chair groups are accommodated in one building, it will be much easier to become acquainted with each other and to work together in research and education. With this aim in mind, the chair groups will be holding the Plant Sciences Seminars. During the Plant Sciences Seminars on the second Tuesday of each month, two chair groups will present themselves. The attendees will be given a picture of the research of the chair group, which will take about 45 minutes per group. The seminars will end with a social hour (after 17.00 h). PhD students will often be able to use their participation in the Plant Sciences Seminars in their training and supervision plan.

Past seminars:
June 8th, 2010: Chairs Biosystematics & Plant Cell Biology (AMOLF)
May 11th , 2010: Chairs Entomology (NIOO) & Virology
April 13th, 2010: Chairs Crop Physiology and Crop & Weed Ecology
March 16th, 2010: Chair group Plant Breeding
February 9th, 2010: Chairs Mathematics and Molecular Biology (Bioscience)
January 12th, 2010: Chairs Entomology and Plant Cell Biology
December 8th, 2009: Chairs Plant Production Systems and Plant Breeding
November 10th, 2009: Chairs Mathematical & Statistical Methods and Phytopathology
October 13th, 2009: Chairs Bioinformatics and Horticulture Supply Chains
September 8th, 2009: Chairs Plant Physiology and Molecular Biology