IPM Colloquium

Webinars for scientific exchange

The Institute of Plant Science and Microbiology (IPM) of the Department of Biology lives the interdisciplinary exchange between the individual working groups to enable both thematic synergies and the joint application and further development of innovative techniques in teaching and research. The regular webinars of the IPM Colloquium offer the opportunity to realise the scientific dialogue even under current circumstances.

The first webinar in this series took place on 14 April and was a great success with over 100 participants! Thanks to Prof. Dr. Siobhan Brady, University of California (Davis), for her contribution and to the organisers, too.

Inter-institutional and international network

The scientists of the IPM and the department come together with their international colleagues and pool their expertise to discuss current issues.

Die nächsten Termine (weitere folgen):

• April 21, Bo Liu (UC Davis, USA)
  Assembling acentrosomal spindle apparatus in plant cells
• April 4, Roger W. Innes (Indiana University Bloomington, USA)
  Extracellular RNA in Plants: Where Does It Come From and What Does It Do?
• May 5, Timm Hoffman (University of Cape Town, South Africa)
  Rethinking catastrophe? Historical trajectories and modelled future vegetation change
  in southern Africa
• May 5, Kathrin Rousk (University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
  Nitrogen fixation beyond leguminous plants – characterising overlooked plant-bacteria
  associations
• May 5, Philip Benfey (Duke University, USA)
  Underground signaling
• May 5, Wolf Eiserhardt (Aarhus University, Denmark)
  Growing the plant Tree of Life in the genomics age
• June 6, David Weston (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA)
  Habitat conferred symbiosis increases peat-moss resilience to warming