The Tweets from the International Botanical Congress in China continue. Here is a selection of tweets from Wednesday on the Twitter stream.
Category - Conferences
Alun Salt
周二推文 Tuesday Tweets from #IBC2017 Shenzen
Catch up with the blog posts and tweets from the International Botanical Congress in Shenzhen on Tuesday.
7000 botanists together at the 6-yearly Congress #IBC2017
Seven thousand botanists have never come together in one place before. But we are all meeting at the International Botanical Congress in Shenzhen, #IBC2017, this week, in a stunning display of not only the diversity of...
annbot
Shenzhen – City of 7000 Botanists #IBC2017
The conference is in full swing Jeff Ollerton’s latest post makes clear that this is a massive event, with almost 7000 Botanists in attendance, and 3519 talks. Holy molly! Just as big as a botanical conference can...
Greetings from Shenzhen! #IBC2017
I thought with Shenzhen being inside the GreatFirewall, I would either need to help people with tweeting from IBC2017 or else I could take some time off. In fact there seems to be plenty of people tweeting from...
Preparing for #IBC2017 and tweeting from China
Six years after IBC18 in Melbourne comes the International Botanical Congress in Shenzen. Yet it might be quieter on social media than the 2011 conference. We have made plans.
JD Hooker Bicentenary
It’s conference season, and we’re starting to visit conferences from the blog. Friday was the JD Hooker Bicentennial Meeting at the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew. We have a soft spot for JD Hooker as...
A picture is worth a thousand bullet points
Hands up if you have ever ‘speed-read’ a scientific paper just by looking at the figures. Don’t feel guilty, it’s your brain’s fault. Images appeal to us, as we are drawn to bright colours...
Anne Osterrieder
Plant Science for the Future (AoB at IPMB Part Two)
The 11th Congress of International Plant Molecular Biology took place at Iguazú Falls, located at the Argentine-Brazilian border. Our guest blogger Michelle Cotta used the opportunity to talk to a few of the leading...
Guest Author
Inspiring new discoveries of the nature of plant life at the molecular level (AoB at IPMB Part One)
The 11th Congress of International Plant Molecular Biology took place at Iguazú Falls, located at the Argentine-Brazilian border. This was an outstanding event, co-organized by the two Latin American countries, and held...
AoB Blog (and others) at #IPMB2015
The 11th IPMB Congress was be held 25–30 October 2015 in Iguazú Falls, Brazil, bringing together leading scientists in this area. Luckily for us we had Michelle Cotta there tweeting for us. However she wasn’t...
botanyone
Registration for the Gordon Research Conference on Plant Volatiles 2016 is open
There will be a Gordon Research Conference on Plant Volatiles January 31 to February 5 2016 on Plant Volatiles chaired by Martin Heil and Dorothea Tholl. The winter chill will be eased by the conference being held at...
Hanging On To Your Date, Avoiding Incest And Not Getting Infected – All In A Day’s Work For Flowers Of The Mustard Family
In the mustard family, which includes the important crop Brassica (rapeseed/canola) and the model plant Arabidopsis, the surfaces of the female stigmatic cells are dry. These cells – on which the pollen grains land...
Hugh Dickinson
European Cytogenetics Conference: Chromosomes, sequences, Mendel and humans
The European Cytogenetics Conference, this year #ECA2015 in Strasbourg, is a terrific meeting to hear the latest on chromosome research, with a strong focus on human research but lots that is important for plant and...
Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison