@ 12.00 h

Martin Ackermann
ETH Zürich

Beyond nature and nurture: an evolutionary perspective on microbial individuality

@ 13.00 h

Emmanuel Gaquerel
Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology

Deciphering rapid metabolic changes in plants to herbivory: an integrative omic approach using native tobacco.

@ 12.00 h

Adam Schikora
Justus-Liebig-Universität Gießen

N-acyl-homoserine lactone confers resistance towards biotrophic and hemibiotrophic pathogens

@ 13.00 h

Mari-Anne Newman
University of Copenhagen

Plant perception and signaling induced by Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) and Peptidoglycan (PGN), two glycosylated bacterial microbe-associated molecular patterns (MAMPs)

@ 12.00 h

Daniel Schubert
Universität Düsseldorf

Epigenetic control of cell fate in plants

@ Retreat

Mark Tester
King Abdullah Univ., Saudi-Arabia

Tolerance to salinity stress: recent results and future prospects

@ Retreat

Christiane Gatz
University of Göttingen

Elucidating molecular networks: TGA transcription factors act as central integration points between the salicylic acid- and the jasmonic acid/ethylene-dependent defense pathways

@ 12.00 h

Georg Jander
Boyce Thompson Institute for Plant Research

A genetic and biochemical basis for natural variation in maize aphid resistance

@ 12.00 h

Eddi Griese
Wageningen University

Testing the evolutionary enlistment hypothesis in nature: Effect of oviposition-induced plant volatiles on plant fitness

B4

@ 12.00 h

Claus Schwechheimer

PIN-ning down the function of D6PK protein kinases in Arabidopsis

@ 12.00 h

Barbara Halkier

Plant transport engineering - Exploitation of transport processes to remove anti- nutritional compounds

@ 13.00 h

Oliver Bossdorf

Epigenetic variation and stress responses of plants

@ 13.00 h

Uwe Sonnewald

@ 12.00 h

Ulrich Lüttge

Integration of modules for the emergence of plants as self-organized individual organisms: Information – signals – memory

@ 12.00 h

Bettina Hause

Jasmonates from top to bottom – functions in development and biotic interactions of plants

@ 13.00 h

Uwe Conrath

Plant defense priming

@ 10.00 h 13.00 h

Marco Herde

RT-qPCR: from the basics to a common structure of data evaluation & presentation (Part 1)

C2

@ 09.00 h 17.00 h

Marco Herde

RT-qPCR: from the basics to a common structure of data evaluation & presentation (Part 2)

C2

@ 10.00 h

INWT Statistics

Introduction into Statistics

Z

@ 10.00 h

INWT Statistics

Introduction into R

Z

@ 15.00 h

Dr. Vicenta Salvador-Recatala

The potential of a living electrode to unveil the molecular determinants of electrical signals in the phloem.

B4

@ 10.00 h

INWT Statistics

Multivariate Statistics

Z