from ecosystems to biomolecules

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA
September 29 - 0ctober 1, 2002


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Arabidopsis thaliana

Ni-hyperaccumulator Alyssum lesbiacum

Arabidopsis halleri growing on mine waste

The venue is University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA. The University of Pennsylvania was founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1740.

Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin

An Ivy League institution, Penn has excellent conference facilities - the meeting will take place in Perelman quadrangle located within the university's extensive campus.
  

Perelman quadrangle

Perelman quadrangle

The university is located just 20 min from Philadelphia International Airport, and a short walk from the rail station.

The meeting will be in Houston Hall, Spruce Street, which backs onto Perelman Quadrangle in the center of the campus.

Registration and the Sunday evening reception will take place in the Benjamin Franklin Room.

The talks and poster session will take place in the Bodek Lounge.

Sunday dinner will be in the Sheraton, University City.

The attached map shows the location of Houston Hall relative to the Sheraton and the Inn at Penn. Houston Hall is one block away from the Inn at Penn and two blocks away from the Sheraton.

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Illustrations: Heavy Metal Plant cartoon by Sam Day. Arabidopsis thaliana - the model plant (Philip Rea). Micrograph of the leaf surface of the Ni-hyperaccumulator Alyssum lesbiacum (Ute Kraemer). Arabidopsis halleri growing at the bottom of a heap of minewaste (Ute Kraemer)
Heavy metals and plants: from ecosystems to biomolecules is funded by the New Phytologist Trust

Last updated: July 3, 2003