DBG Newsletter Nr. 82
Welches neue Werkzeug Gene in unbekannten Organismen entdeckt, wie Pflanzenvielfalt Ökosysteme prägt, wie ein Pilz ein pflanzeneigenes Programm kapert und welche Erfolgsstrategie Parasiten so schwer kontrollierbarer macht.
YoungDBG, the new network for early career plant scientists is beginning to take shape. DBG is looking forward to its Conference in September in Bochum and has recently awarded more master theses with prizes than ever.
The Editors of our journal Plant Biology recommend three reviews on molecules to inhibit plant stress and to enhance crop resilience, on plant molecules that could be used as biopesticides and about the tasiR-ARF pathway in plants. They also suggest to read the viewpoint on why tropical forests vary in their response to hydrologic changes with implications for modelling. And they invite papers for a special issue on tetrapyrrole photoreceptors. The newsletter lists more than 50 conferences and scientific meetings, webinars and workshops, as well as summer schools for early career researchers (ECRs).
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