Lunch & Learn
FREE WEBINARS WITH SPECIALISTS IN THE SEED INDUSTRY
Every 3rd Thursday of a month from 13h00- 14h00
Grab your lunch and listen to seed industry specialists telling you more about the life of a seed
Preliminary Programme
18 March – Plant Breeding
15 April – Seed Production
20 May – Seed Certification
17 June – Plant Pathology
15 July – Quality Assurance (Testing)
19 August – Seed Applied Technology
16 September – Marketing & Sales
21 October – Laws Governing the Seed Industry
Please note: We will publish the registration details as soon as it is available.
Open Plant Pathology is an initiative that supports and promotes the spread of all open, transparent and reproducible practices in the field of plant pathology. We advocate for an open science culture and our teams work to enhance this culture by 1) Offering Workshops in-person or via webinars, 2) Organizing Virtual Seminars for enhancing scientific exchanges, 3) Developing open sources tools and 4) Supporting Editorial Boards of journals to enhance reproducibility.
Virtual seminars
Coordinated by Dr. Benjamin Schwessinger, the Virtual Seminars (aka science webinars) are a venue for delivering scientific talks of general interest to a plant pathology audience. Anyone is welcome to contribute a seminar. If you are interested, please answer a few questions for approval.
The seminars are pre-approved and disseminated widely via Twitter.
It is live broadcast via Zoom at a date & time of the speaker’s convenience.
The speaker is available to answer questions from the audience after the seminar (e.g. up to 1 hour) either within the Zoom chat and/or on the OPP Slack channel for webinars.
The live event will be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel.
The video file and all associated materials (slides, chat texts, codes, etc.) will be made freely accessible under the CC BY license through OSF with a DOI provided for each the materials presented.
OPP Virtual Seminar: Dr. Susann Auer
1 April 2020
Seminar presented by Dr. Susann Auer (Technische Universität Dresden) entitled “Molecular response of clubroot infected plants to the endophytic fungus Acremonium alternatum”