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Call for articles- Blue economy in the North

Blue economy in the North -Scandinavian algal biotechnology For converting a society dependent on fossil fuels and nuclear energy into a sustainable, bio-based society, all production processes and products must be optimized for low material and energy use. Photosynthetic organisms use solar energy to incorporate atmospheric CO2 into organic molecules.

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Another rewarded reviewer: Sergey Shabala

Sergey Shabala is a Professor in Plant Physiology and the Head of the Stress Physiology laboratory at the University of Tasmania. His research focusses on investigating different types of abiotic stresses in crop plants and he is also very passionate about teaching younger scientists and sharing his knowledge and enthusiasm

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Reviewers’ award 2019

The whole structure of peer-reviewed journals lies on the shoulders of expert reviewers. They are the key to scientifically sound articles and yet, they are doing the job for free on the basis that other fellow scientists will do the same for them. As a result, scientists have a service

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Salt and Water Stress in Plants

what: Mechanisms of Abiotic Stress Resilience and Applications for Agriculture when: May 31 – June 5, 2020 where: Les Diablerets (Switzeland) The meeting will address recent advances in understanding water and salt stress resistance and highlight insights emerging from cell biology and biochemistry, genomics and ecophysiology. Talks will consider a

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Plant Biology Europe 2020

The upcoming Plant Biology Europe will be held in Turin (Italy) between the 29th June and 2d July. PBE2020 focuses on delivering the latest scientific developments in plant biology, following an inclusive approach where long-standing research sectors and novel breakthrough topics are showcased, including aspects of science policy and ethics,

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