Nov 28 to Dec 1 2023, Hobart.

ASPS 2023

Hello ASPS members,

The March issue of Phytogen is out now and can be accessed HERE.

The current STA newsletter can be access HERE.

There in an opportunity for a NZ PhD on our job board which can be accessed HERE.

Keep updated with the latest developments for our national conference ASPS 2023 in Hobart this Nov HERE.

Hello ASPS members,

The March Global Plant Council E-Bulletin can be accessed HERE.

Hello ASPS members,

The February issue of Phytogen is out now and can be assessed HERE.

Current positions posted on the ASPS job board can be accessed HERE.

Hello ASPS members,

ASPS award applications are now open. Details and links to each award are below.

• Peter Goldacre Award, applications due 31 March 2023
• Jan Anderson Award, applications due 31 March 2023
• R.N.Robertson Travelling Fellowship, applications due 31 March 2023
• ASPS Education and Outreach Award, applications due 28 April 2023
• Student Conference Travel Award, applications due 2 June 2023
• ASPS Carers’ Support Travel Grant, applications due 2 June 2023
• Indigenous Travel Grants, applications due 2 June 2023

Science Meets Parliament is a powerful vehicle for deep engagement between the STEM sector and policymakers.

Secure a scholarship for Science Meets Parliament HERE.  Applications close 10 February 2023.

The January GPC e-bulletin can be accessed HERE.

Dear colleagues,

 The December issue of Phytogen is out now and can be accessed HERE.

This is also a reminder that the deadline for submitting symposium proposals for the International Botanical Congress (IBC).

Two years ahead of the XX IBC, we are pleased to launch the Call for Symposia. We encourage researchers worldwide to submit symposium proposals on a variety of topics through the IBC website. The call for symposia will remain open until December 30th, 2022. Symposia constitute a very important component of the XX IBC, please submit a proposal and help shape the meeting’s program! Also note that diversity of speakers in terms of gender, career stage, and geography will be one of the criteria for selecting proposals. Symposium proposals that bridge two or more of the 31 proposed topics, including novel views and/or multi-disciplinary research perspectives, are especially encouraged.

Best regards,

The Organizing Committee of the XX IBC.

Call for symposia

Proposal submission now available! The scientific committee will evaluate symposium proposals based on potential audience interest, scientific quality, and diversity of speakers in terms of gender, career stage, and geography, among others. Symposium proposals that bridge two or more of the 31 proposed topics, including novel views and/or multi-disciplinary research perspectives are especially encouraged. We will make an effort to accept as many proposals as possible. Each symposium will last for 2 hours and will consist of six 20-minute oral communications (15 min presentations + 5 min Q&A). To maximize the interchangeability of participants among concurrent symposia, changes to this schedule will not be allowed. Deadline for symposium proposals 30 December 2022. Proposal Submission

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Save the Date for ASPS2023!

Get out your 2023 calendars – we are planning a four-day, in-person, plant science conference in Hobart from 28 Nov – 1 Dec 2023.

Please add yourself to our mailing list and help us during the planning stages by filling out our EOI form:  https://forms.gle/osUAvNEyn9jcwtw78  

We welcome you to circulate this widely among your networks.

Looking forward to seeing you there,

The ASPS 2023 Organising Committee

Hello ASPS members,

November Phytogen is out now and can be accessed HERE.

If you missed it the October Phytogen can be accessed HERE.

The October Global Plant Council E-Bulletin can be accessed HERE.

Dear ASPS Members,

We look forward to seeing many of your at ComBio next week. The ASPS Annual General Meeting will be held during ComBio on Thursday at 6:10 pm and we encourage you to come along. The AGM agenda and various reports are now available on the ASPS website (www.asps.org.au). We are proposing small changes to the constitution which will be voted on at the AGM. These changes can be viewed on the website. Those members who cannot attend the meeting but would like to vote can organise a proxy if they wish. We are asking for nominations to fill vacant positions of the Council so look at the agenda if you are interested and contact our Secretary Kim Johnson. K.Johnson@latrobe.edu.au

Thanks, Peter Ryan