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Section
Plant Physiology and Molecular Biology
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Activities
The section promotes research and teaching in the fileds of physiology, biochemistry and melecular biology of plants. It therefore offers a newletter comprizing a jobmarket as well as infromations and ongoing discussions. Moreover the sections supports specialized scientific congresses.
Members
At present the section Plant Physiology and Molecular Biology consits of 275 members (status in June 2007).
Advantages of Membership
If you are working as a plant physiologist or as a molecular biologist you are invited to join the section Plant Physiology and Molecular Biology. Your advantages for the small annual membership fee of 25,00 € are:
- You will become a member of the FESPB (Federation of the European Societies of Plant Biology) automatically.
- Members pay a reduced congress fee at the FESPB-meetings.
- Members will obtain the electronic FESPP-alert which contains informations about new issues about plant sciences.
- One or two young scientists are awarded at each FESPP-meeting. They will receive a monetary award and are invited to give a talk about their scientific work (suggestions are to be send to the chairperson of the Section).
- The FESPP supports Europaean workshops. Instructions can be obtained. Applications are to be send to
 Prof. Dr. Christine Foyer (Rothamsted Research, UK)
- The FESPP gives monetary support for classes and to invite lecturers. Applications are to be send to the treasurer of the FESPP Prof. Dr. Heinz Rennenberg, University of Freiburg.
- Members can obtain the journals Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, Physiologia Plantarum, and Journal of Experimental Botany at a reduced price.
- The "jobmarked" of the Section provides job opportunities for all members via e-mail. Prof. K.-J. Dietz distributes the information. This e-mail distribution list can also be used as a forum to discuss questions and to deliver information to all members of the section.
How to become a member
If you want to become a member of the Section Plant Physiology and Molecular Biology and you are not (yet) a member of the DBG you can test this Section for 3 years. During this 3 years you only have to pay the membership fee of the Section. After 3 years the speaker will contact you to ask for a membership in the DBG as well. Applications: [1].
Chairperson
Prof. Dr. Andreas P. M. Weber
Institute for Plant Biochemistry
Heinrich Heine University
Building 26.03, Floor 01
Universitätsstraße 1
40225 Düsseldorf
Germany
Tel: ++49-(0)211 - 81-12347
E-mail
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Application form as pdf-file (30 KB) |
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Application form as Word-Dcoument (37 KB) to integrate your information directly |
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Search for Nominees: FESPB Award |
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