Jülich Plant Science Seminars (JPSS)

This seminar series is hosted by IBG-2 on a monthly base. Internationally renowned experts from different fields within plant sciences and related disciplines are invited. We are aiming on the integration of regional plant sciences and therefore open JPSS also for external people to participate.

For 2022 seminars check the list below:

TITLE

SPEAKER

DATE

TIME

VENUE

A cross-section of capabilities at the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility - From seeds to plants to fields

Dr. Richard Poiré, Dr. Frederike Stock, Dr. Tim Brown - Australian Plant Phenomics Facility / Australian National University

22.09.2022

10:00 - 11:00

IBG-2: Plant Sciences, building 06.2, room 406 – large seminar room, 2nd floor

Furthermore, there is the option to add your email to the JPSS mailing list for information about next seminars. We are looking forward to your participation!

Keep in mind that external visitors have to be pre-registered to get access to the Forschungszentrum Jülich campus. For this, contact ibg-2-secretary@fz-juelich.de

For further information, please contact Jablonowski, Nicolai David: n.d.jablonowski@fz-juelich.de

Jülich Plant Science Seminars (JPSS)

Past seminars:

TITLE

SPEAKER

DATE

Do traits from phenotyping platforms facilitate yield prediction?

Dr. Francois Tardieu, Dr. Claude Welcker - INRAE Montpellier, France

31.08.2022

Robust yet adaptive - morphogenesis and growth regulation in root hairs

Prof. Dr. Guido Grossmann, Cell and Interaction Biology, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf

16.08.2022

Molecular ecophysiology of wood formation under drought

Prof. Dr. Andrea Polle, Forest Botany and Tree Physiology, University of Goettingen, Göttingen, Germany

07.12.2021

Science and Technology Innovations Advancing Mutation-Assisted Plant BreedingIvan Ingelbrecht (FAO/IAEA)25.08.2020
How do hybrid species form?Annaliese Mason, Plant Breeding Department, Justus Liebig University Gießenpostponed
The Automatic Data ScientistProf. Dr. Kristian Kersting, Technischen Universität Darmstadtpostponed
EDEN ISS: Analogue Testing of Plant Cultivation for Space Dr. Daniel Schubert, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt16.06.2020
How will global climate change affect isoprene emission from plants?Thomas Sharkey, Michigan State University07.11.2019
Multi-omic assessment of plant tolerance to water scarcity: a case study in barleyPawel Krajewski, Polish Academy of Science08.11.2019
SOYbean for CLIMate (SOYCLIM)Prof. Giorgio Alberti, University of Udine, Italy04.09.2019
Non-invasive imaging of plant vascular functionProf. Brendan Choat, Western Sydney University11.12.2018
Smart Farming is key to developing sustainable agricultureProf. Achim Walter, ETH Zürich06.11.2018
Hybrid allele-specific chromatin analysis links variation in BZR1 binding to yield and disease-related traits in maizeDr. Thomas Hartwig, MPIZ Köln23.10.2018
From lab to space to field – Examples from the Agricultural Remote Sensing Research Center (FLF)Dr. Holger Lilienthal, Julius Kühn-Institut Braunschweig16.10.2018
Assessing chemical energy use by plants through new evaluations of costly processes in cellular maintenanceProf. Harvey Millar03.05.2018
ANU Plant Phenomics at the Australian Plant Phenomics Facility - Open source tools for high throughput Phenomics, NextGen data visualization and Deep LearningDr. Richard Poire-Lassus, Australian National University, Canberra02.05.2018
Making more out of phenotypic information by statistical modellingProf. Fred van Eeuwijk, Wageningen University19.04.2018
Rice Phenomics for Genetics and Breeding: The Challenge of Trait Plasticity and Epigenetic AcclimationDr. Michael DIngkuhn, CIRAD, Montpellier14.03.2018
Biosafety in Plant Biotechnology – a Scientific ChallengeDr. Ralf Wilhelm, Julius-Kühn-Institut Quedlinburg08.08.2017
Natural variation in nutrient homeostasisProf. Stanislav Kopriva, Universität Köln18.07.2017
Digital Technology for Agriculture: from NECTEC’s ExperienceSarun Sumriddetchkajorn, NECTEC, NSTDA, Thailand18.05.2017
The lessons green algae taught us on the regulation of central metabolism and what they will teach us in the futureTabea Mettler-Altmann, HHU Düsseldorf16.05.2017
Spying on cells with the help of genetically encoded sensors to unravel the mechanisms of carbon allocation in plantsWolf Frommer, Stanford University23.01.2017
Bioeconomy: opportunities for collaboration with Costa RicaKeilor Rojas, PhD, former Viceminister in the Ministry of Science, Technology and Telecommunications of Costa Rica, currently Universidad Latina de Costa Rica19.01.2016
Diversity Seek (DivSeek): An international partnership to harness the genetic potential of crop diversityPeter Wenzl from the Global Crop Diversity Trust, Bonn22.01.2016
Illuminating root structure and functionDr. Rosemary White, Head, Microscopy Centre, CSIRO Canberra, Australia: Illuminating root structure and function23.02.2016
Rhizosphere biophysics and root water uptakeProf. Andrea Carminati, Division of Soil Hydrology, Georg-August University of Goettingen, Germany29.02.2016
Phenotyping Challenges in Oil Palm Crop ImprovementChoo Kien Wong, Applied Agricultural Resources Sdn. Bhd. Malaysia,07.03.2016
Nodulation in legumes and its relationship to the control of root architectureDr. Ulrike Mathesius, Australian National University: http://biology.anu.edu.au/people/ulrike-mathesius30.03.2016
The rhizosphere microbiome of cultivated plants and effects of bacterial inoculants or pathogens on the indigenous bacterial community in the rhizosphereProf. Dr. Kornelia Smalla, Julius Kühn-Institut Federal Research Centre for Cultivated Plants, Institute for Epidemiology and Pathogen Diagnostics, Braunschweig, Germany http://www.jki.bund.de/en/startseite/institute/epidemiologie-pathogendiagnostik/staff/prof-dr-smalla-kornelia.html25.04.2016
Woody legumes are different: Water Use Efficiency and global cycles of carbon water and nitrogenProf. Mark Adams Professor and Director, Centre for Carbon Water and Food, Faculty of Agriculture and Environment, University of Sydney, Australia (https://scholar.google.de/citations?user=isp7tF0AAAAJ&hl=en)18.05.2016
Exploring plant-plant interactions in mixed-species stands using functional-structural plant modelling, can improvement in leaf photosynthesis increase crop productivity?Jochem Evers&Xinyou Yin, Wageningen UR, Netherlands21.06.2016
Can improvement in leaf photosynthesis increase crop productivity?
Spatially resolved systems biology to identify novel salinity tolerance mechanisms in barley rootsUte Roessner, University of Melbourne, Australia11.07.2016
Phenotyping infrastructure controlled environment and fieldFrancesco Loreto, Italian National Research Council Department of Bio-Agro-Sciences, Italy19.07.2016
Topical talks Plant-biotic interactionMichael Udvardi, Noble Foundation, USA16.08.2016
Field Phenotyping and quantification of Plant traitsHolger Lilienthal, Julius-Kühn-Institute for Crop and Soil Sciences, Braunschweig, Germany20.09.2016
Improving phosphorus efficiency in rice: A strategy targeting complementary efficiency mechanismsMatthias Wissuwa, Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS)04.10.2016
CT technology development and application on plantsNorman Uhlmann, Fraunhofer (EZRT), Fürth, Germany18.10.2016
Perennials as renewable resourcesReinhart Ceulemans, University of Antwerp, Belgium15.11.2016
Crop phenotyping @ ETH Zürich: Optimizing shoot and root growth via image analysis based approachesProf. Achim Walter, head of the Crop Science Group, ETH Zürich, Switzerland19.11.2015
Modelling crops across scales Prof. Frank Ewert - INRES Crop sciences, Universität Bonn20.10.2015
Title Getting to the root of dwarfing control in apple rootstocks and the role of emmer introgression in wheatPeter J Gregory East Malling Research and University of Reading UK23.07.2015
Modelling the genetic architecture of flowering time control in barley through nested associationProf. Klaus Pillen, head of the institute of plant breeding, University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany15.07.2015
Evolution in a changing environment: the genetic architecture of adaptation outside centers of domestication of Phaseolus vulgaris and P. coccineusProf. Roberto Papa, Department of Agriculture, Università Politecnica Delle Marche, Ancona, Italy.03.07.2015
Image Analysis and Modelling of Spatial Organisation: Methods and Tools with a Focus on Leaf MorphogenesisPhilippe Andrey, Jasmine Burguet and Patrick Laufs, Institut Jean-Pierre Bourgin, Versailles, France.21.04.2015
Biorefinery of microalgaeProf. René H. Wijffels, Bioprocess Engineering, Wageningen University, the Netherlands20.01.2015
Affordable plant phenotyping: the challenges and opportunitiesProf. Sotirios Tsaftaris, IMT Lucca, Italy.17.12.2014
Brachypodium distachyon: a useful model for root research in cereals. Dr. Vincent Cochois, Division of Plant Industry, CSIRO, Canberra, Australia02.12.2014
Rate-limiting Function of Phytoene Synthase in Carotenoid Biosynthesis, Dr. Ralf Welsch, Department of Cell Biology, University of Freiburg, Germany18.11.2014
A systems approach to improved root traits.Philip N. Benfey, Biology Department and HHMI, Duke University, Durham, NC USA22.09.2014
SPATIAL ECOLOGY AND EARTH OBSERVATION,,Prof. Dr. Andrew Skidmore, University of Twente, the Netherlands (http://www.itc.nl/resumes/skidmore)15.04.2014
Uncovering Root Systems Architecture: new angles and perspectives. Prof. Dr. Malcolm Bennett, University of Nottingham, UK18.03.2014
Neo-functionalisation of the flowering pathway for vegetative storage-organ formation in potato, Christian Bachem, Dept. of Plant Sciences, Wageningen-UR05.02.2014
Understanding Root BehaviorProf.Dr.Dario Floreano, Director of the laboratory of Intelligent Systems, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne, Switzerland11.02.2014
JPSS Jülich Plant Science Seminar Series: Dr. Helen North, INRA Versailles France10.12.2013
JPSS Jülich Plant Science Seminar Series: Prof. Dr. Bernd Müller-Röber, University of Potsdam12.11.2013
JPSS Jülich Plant Science Seminar Series:Prof. Dr.John Doonan, University of Aberystwyth, UK. (http://www.phenomics.org.uk/).19.11.2013
Letzte Änderung: 21.10.2022