The plant as a climate tool, seminar at AGRO
AGRO interdisciplinary theme day. A range of research findings suggest that plants possess highly potent climate-related properties that have yet to be fully utilized. With this theme day, we aim to stimulate research on "The Plant as a Climate Tool" within the institute through lectures, discussions, and networking.
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A range of research findings suggest that plants possess highly potent climate-related properties that have yet to be fully utilized. With this theme day, we aim to stimulate research on "The Plant as a Climate Tool" within the institute through lectures, discussions, and networking.
Programme 23 April 2025
09:30-10:00 Arrivals & coffee
10:00-10:05 Welcome by Henrik Brinch-Pedersen
10:05-10:20 Species selection and mixture composition can increase soil carbon storage in productive grasslands by Esben Øster Mortensen
10:30-10:45 Root Phenotyping by Digital Droplet PCR by Henrik Brinch-Pedersen
10:55-11:10 Plant Metabolite Interactions: N cycle in Soil by Jawameer Hama
11:20-11:35 Plant-soil Interactions as a climate tool by Mo Bahram
11:50-12:05 Plants, microbes and stress resilience by Mogens Nicolaisen
12:15-13:00 LUNCH – all go to the canteen
13:00-13:15 Designing Plants as Climate Tools by Tobias Hanak
13:25-13:40 Novel plant-based foods by Kim Hebelstrup
13:50-14:05 New Genomic Techniques (NGTs) for reducing pesticides by Christina Ingvardsen
14:15-14:30 BIOPRO by Birte Boelt
14:40-14:55 Leveraging Plant Potential: Agronomy and Genetic Innovations in AgriPV Systems for Climate Resilience by Johannes Ravn Jørgensen
15:05-15:25 Wrap up by Henrik Brinch-Pedersen
We encourage presentations on Plant-Soil Interactions, Plant Metabolite Interactions, Mechanisms of Resistance, Interactions Between Plants and Microorganisms, Root Phenotyping, New Breding Techniques and what we haven't thought of yet.
Looking forward to seeing you. Register before your neighbour!