Joint PSE-PEPG meeting: ‘Carbon Cycling: from Plants to BES Plants Soils Ecosystems 16 – 17 October 2014 University of Manchester Registration and abstract submission for the joint Plants-Soils-Ecosystems and Plant Environmental Physiology Group meeting is now open. We’re excited to announce that registration for our joint special interest group meeting is now open! The meeting will include three sessions, focusing on carbon cycling at different scales: 1. The fine detail: molecular and microbial processes in the carbon cycle 2. The middle ground: plant-rhizosphere interactions 3. The big picture: carbon cycling at the landscape scale Keynote addresses will be given by Aimée Classen (University of Tennessee and Natural History Museum of Denmark), Lisa Wingate (French National Institute for Agricultural Research), and Howard Griffiths (University of Cambridge). We hope the meeting will attract lots of interesting science (and scientists!) focusing on diverse organisms and processes at a range of scales, and will provide opportunities to discuss how we can work together to draw conclusions across scales. Prices: Students: £60 BES members: £80 Non-members: £90 Abstract submission and deadlines: The price of registration includes refreshments and lunches, and a conference dinner. To submit an abstract for a talk or poster, please fill out the form. You will also need to register once registration is open (30th June 2014). The deadline for abstract submission is 17:00 on Friday 22nd August, and registration closes on Wednesday 17th September. If you have any questions, please contact us by email, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can. We look forward to welcoming you in Manchester in October! Contact: Sign up for our email list by sending an email to [email protected] Subject: BLANK Message: SUBSCRIBE PLANT-SOIL-ECO Firstname Lastname Follow us on Twitter @BESPlantSoilEco, or like us on Facebook. Committee: The organizing committee currently consists of Franciska de Vries, The University of Manchester (Secretary) Emma Sayer, The Open University Paul Kardol, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Tim Daniell, The James Hutton Institute Dave Johnson, Aberdeen University Mike Whitfield, Trinity College, Dublin Sarah Pierce, Imperial College, as student representative. Richard Bardgett, The University of Manchester, will support the committee in an advisory role.
Posted on: Tue, 12 Aug 2014 12:25:40 +0000
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