International symposium miCROPe2024 "Microbe-assisted crop production - opportunities, challenges and needs", July 15-18, 2024, Vienna, Austria
International symposium miCROPe2024 "Microbe-assisted crop production - opportunities, challenges and needs", July 15-18, 2024, Vienna, Austria
16.04.24 Hotels can now be booked in the registration system until the deadline of May 20.
09.04.24 Abstracts are currently being evaluated for oral presentations. Notification of abstract status: April 26. Abstract submissions for posters are still open until June 3.
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16.04.24 Hotels can now be booked in the registration system until the deadline of May 20.
09.04.24 Abstracts are currently being evaluated for oral presentations. Notification of abstract status: April 26. Abstract submissions for posters are still open until June 3.
If you are interested in receiving updates about this conference please subscribe for our newsletter and follow and like us on Facebook , LinkedIn or Twitter/X #miCROPe2024.
Please spread the information about miCROPe 2024 to your Institute / Colleagues / Students - download and use our miCROPe 2024 promotional materials (Zip archive includes banners for LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, a Flyer & Powerpoint Slides).
Organized by: Pierre Hohmann (BonaPlanta), Valentin Gfeller (FiBL), Friederike Trognitz (AIT) and Monika Messmer, FiBL
Description: The 4th EUCARPIA workshop “Implementing Plant-Microbe Interactions in Plant Breeding” will foster the dialogue between scientists from different disciplines and breeding value chain members who share the vision of making holobiont considerations a reality in breeding and propagation practices.
Registration for the Workshop:
Workshop registration cost for miCROPe participants: EUR 80,-
Deadlines:
Cancellations: If the workshop is cancelled participants will be refunded.
Abstracts: Any abstract submissions for the satellite workshop must be made directly via e-mail to the satellite workshop organizer Pierre Hohmann: pierre@bonaplanta.eu. Please note that abstracts submitted in the registration system are only for the main miCROPe Symposium!
More information can be found in the Flyer PDF .
Organized by: Stéphane Compant, AIT (AT) & Ursula Sauer, AIT (AT)
Lectures and practical work: Fungal transformation, staining methods incl. labeling metabolically active
bacteria, fluorescence in situ hydrization (FISH), confocal microscopy, atomic force microscopy (AFM), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), image analysis, 3D modelling.
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Registration for the Course: The registration and general management for the „Advanced microscopy techniques for plant-microbe interaction analysis” training course, taking place July 8-12, does not use our registration system and is handled completely separate. For more information please check the training course website. Please note that a maximum number of 20 participants will be accepted.
Deadlines:
Cancellations: for information regarding cancellations please see the training course website.
More information to be announced.
SHAPE THE FUTURE OF THE NEW FPR
Satellite event to miCROPe 2024
Description
The AIT Austrian Institute of Technology, as entrusted by the European Commission's Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship, and SMEs, is conducting a technical study concerning the assessment of safety and environmental risks as well as the agronomic efficiency of microorganisms used as plant biostimulants. This technical study aims to facilitate the incorporation of additional microorganisms into Component Material Category (CMC) 7, as stipulated in Annex II of Regulation (EU) 2019/1009 (Fertilising Products Regulation, FPR).
The workshop “How to amend CMC 7 of the new FPR” will gather relevant industry stakeholders to collect their views and identify specific needs to assist in the future development of the FPR. In dialogue between scientists and representatives from fertiliser and biologicals industry sectors, we will develop guiding principles for shaping the regulatory future of microbial plant biostimulants in Europe.
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Venue
Orangerie + Apothekertrakt, conference room
Schönbrunn Castle, Schönbrunner Schloßstraße 47
1130 Vienna, Austria
Registration for the Workshop
Participation fees (for administration, including coffee and snacks): EUR 30,-
Deadlines
