Phytogen Blog

ASPS publishes a society newsletter, Phytogen, in order to reach our own members plus general readers with an interest in developments in Australian plant science. Phytogen is thus a vehicle for communicating new ideas, recent professional experiences, and forthcoming events. Routine items include: invitations to submit applications for Society awards that identify outstanding researchers, nominations for election of Corresponding members overseas, nominations for RN Robertson and JG Wood lectures, advance notice of plant science meetings and of course, reminders to renew subscriptions! Phytogen is published in electronic format as a blog, and is also summarised 2-3 times per year in a PDF and email newsletter format.  For content submissions contact Dr Janet Wheeler Janet.Wheeler@latrobe.edu.au

 

Past Phytogen Editors: Dr Paul Kriedmann (1995-2001), Professor Helen Irving (2001-2013),  , Dr Gonzalo Estavillo, Adjunct Professor Tina Offler, Dr Christopher Cazzonelli (2013-2019), Georgia Koerber (2019-2023).

 

Report from Dr Samantha Grover, Plant Nutrition Trust Award recipient 2015

5th International Symposium on Soil Organic Matter, Göttingen, Germany, September 20-25th A whole week of soil organic matter! While many Europeans commented that it was a long way to come for a conference, the nine Australians lucky enough to attend SOM2015 all agreed that we found i
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GPC Dec e-bulletin, the 4th International Conference on Plant Vascular Biology‏ and new job opportunities.

Your current membership is [wpmlfield name=”membershiptype”] which is paid until [wpmlfield name=”paidtodate”] (year, month, day).   The 4th International Conference on Plant Vascular Biology‏ will be held in Shenzhen, China between July 19th and 23rd 2016
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Application for the 2016 Plant Nutrition Trust Awards

Dear Colleagues, Please find attached an Application for the 2016 Plant Nutrition Trust Awards. These grants are provided on a competitive basis to enable graduate students and early career scientists to attend international meetings or to perform research in overseas labs. Successful
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Smokey Waters wins the 2015 Goldacre Award

Mark Waters hails from the southern regions of the UK. He went to school in Bedford and was fortunate to study Biological Sciences at the University of Oxford. Here he nurtured his curiosity towards understanding plant growth and development after becoming inspired by a first year pra
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Great outreach opportunities for the ASPS Plant Science Education Rep

By Gonzalo M. Estavillo – Plant Science Education Representative (2013-2015) The Australian Society of Plant Scientists (ASPS ) is a scientific society promoting all areas of plant related research. ASPS nurtures the next generation of plant scientists and has the potential to educate
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Australian Society of Plant Scientists welcomes new submissions for Phytogen blog

Dear Plant Scientists, The Australian Society of Plant Scientists (ASPS) and Website & Communications Sub-Committee welcome your submissions to our Phytogen blog. ASPS publishes the Society newsletter Phytogen to promote plant science and outreach to members and the general public
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Calling all early-stage career scientists!

The New Phytologist Tansley Medal is awarded annually in recognition of an outstanding contribution to research in plant science by an individual in the early stages of their career (student and post-doctoral researchers with up to five years’ experience since gaining/defending their
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2015 Annual General Meeting announcement and further employmetn opportunities

Your current membership type is [wpmlfield name=”membershiptype”] and is paid to [wpmlfield name=”paidtodate”] (year, month, day).   Dear Members of ASPS, Please be advised that the 2015 Annual General Meeting of the Australian Society of Plant Scientists
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About The Australian Society of Plant Scientists

This article was written for the Global Plant Council (GPC) and originally entitled “A Postcard From… The Australian Society of Plant Scientists”. It first appeared on the GPC blog. You can follow GPC activities on twitter @GlobalPlantGPC”. The Australian Society of Plant Scient
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