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Join us for an exciting talk from Prof Stephen Lee as he outlines the work and structure of the South Australian Drought Resilience Adoption and Innovation Hub. He will be sharing an overview of upcoming new projects and the impactful results that are on the horizon.
Crop protection is entering a new era in which compliance is no longer just a legal requirement—it is becoming a driver for better decision-making, higher efficiency, and lower environmental impact. Prof Emilio Gil joins us to share a European perspective of how legislation is moving from compliance to precision with plant protection products.
Join us for a webinar hosted as a collaboration between The Global Plant Council and the "The Plant Journal".
National Farmers' Federation, Primary Producers South Australia & Telstra welcome you for a day of conversation, collaboration and connection as we explore State based and National based issues in agriculture.
Join us for a talk from Dr Dylan Jones, a postdoctoral researcher at the IPK Gatersleben. He has a strong interest anatomical phenotyping to investigate root development and the relationship between root anatomy and water availability and transport.
Dr. Ryan Hansen is an associate professor in the Tim Taylor Department of Chemical Engineering at Kansas State University. He will present on the critical new strategies to improve agricultural water use efficiency and reduce dependence on synthetic fertilizers for crop growth.
Dr Agnieszka Mierczynska-Vasilev is a Principal Research Scientist at the Australian Wine Research Institute. Her research focuses on materials science, surface engineering, and nanotechnology applied to complex liquid systems, particularly wine.
Kelly is a geneticist who has worked in barley genetics research since completing her PhD., much of her research has been on two main aspects of grain composition: the plant cell wall and micronutrient content. She is joining us from the James Hutton Institute, a globally recognized, interdisciplinary research organization based in Scotland focusing on agricultural innovation and environmental sustainability.
Join us for a talk from Rachel Burton. Her expertise is in the areas of plant molecular biology and plant functional genomics, particularly as it relates to cell wall biosynthesis, re-modeling and degradation and the impact these biological processes have on end use quality of cereals and biomass.
Join us for a talk from Professor Enzo Lombi, an expert in Nanobiogeochemistry (environmental risk assessment of natural and manufactured nanomaterials).
This presentation will look at the different ways bread wheat and barley transport Na+ through plants. It will also cover the progress made to understanding the underlying mechanisms for tissue tolerance, and whether accumulation of Na+ in certain tissues is a viable approach to enhance yield in a low saline dryland environment.
Join us for an engaging presentation from Professor Zhong-Hua Chen. He will be presenting a talk titled: Genome Evolution and Functional Analysis of Abiotic Stress Response in Ferns
Join us for an exciting seminar by Professor Jenny Mortimer, Deputy Director of the Waite Research Institute and a leader in plant synthetic biology. Jenny will explore how understanding and engineering plant complex glycans and cell walls can support sustainable technologies, biomanufacturing and even future space exploration.
The Australian Plant Breeding Academy (APBA) would like to invite you to their upcoming networking event, Cultivating Connections in Plant Breeding.
This event is designed to connect members of the plant breeding community, including students, researchers, and professionals working across academia, government, and industry.
Professor Kerry Wilkinson is an engaging wine educator and a world-renowned wine scientist. As an ARC Industry Fellow, she explores winemaking applications of membrane filtration, but she also leads insect-related research, concerning consumer acceptance of insects as food, feed and pet food. Her WRI seminar will present recent findings from these three key programs of research.
Join for a special seminar featuring three presentations providing snapshots of the research programs led by these scientists at AARI and the University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF). The presentations will cover a broad range of topics, from the genetics and breeding of oilseed crops to food additives, processing and product development in Pakistan.
Dr. Timothy Paulitz is a Research Plant Pathologist with the USDA-ARS Wheat Health, Genetics and Quality Research Unit in Pullman, Washington. He will present a summary of the 50 year journey that his research group has undertaken to understand the mechanisms of disease suppression in wheat crops.
David Schmale III is the first Scholar to visit Australia through the new Fulbright AUKUS Scholarship program. A Professor and Director of the Translational Plant Sciences Center at Virginia Tech, David’s research focuses on agricultural biosecurity, biosurveillance systems, atmospheric incursions of plant pathogens, and sensing technologies that strengthen food security and agricultural resilience.
Join up for a panel discussion on the topic 'The shifting agricultural input supply, price risk and logistics landscape: implications for crop production systems and research priorities'
Mark Tester is a Professor of Plant Science at KAUST, Chair of the Center of Excellence for Sustainable Food Security and co-Founder of RedSea LLC (now iyris). Professor Tester leads a research program on salinity tolerance in plants. His aspiration is to unlock seawater by developing a new economically viable agricultural system where salt-tolerant crops are irrigated with partially desalinized seawater or brackish groundwater.