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22nd New Phytologist Symposium
Effectors in plant–microbe
interactions
Versailles, France, 2009
23rd New Phytologist Symposium
Carbon cycling in tropical
ecosystems
Guangzhou, China, 2009
24th New Phytologist Symposium
Plant respiration
and climate change
Oxford, UK, 2010
Symposia for 2010 - Save the date
24th New Phytologist Symposium: Plant respiration
and climate change: scaling from mitochondria to the globe
11–14 April 2010 St Hugh’s College, Oxford, UK
25th New Phytologist Symposium/Colston Research Society
Symposium: Colonization of the terrestrial environment
21–22 September 2010 Clifton Hill House, University
of Bristol, UK
More information about these symposia will be posted shortly.
If you are interest in attending either of these meetings
please contact newphytsymp@lancaster.ac.uk
Future Symposia
The internationally renowned series of New Phytologist Symposia
aim to support emerging and key areas of research. Usually
these meetings would be expected to extend over one to three
days, with invited speakers and a maximum of 120 delegates.
In this way we hope to provide an informal atmosphere for
the stimulation and exchange of ideas and the building of
collaborations. We particularly encourage the involvement
of early-phase career scientists and as such a number of travel
grants will be awarded in association with each meeting.
If you are interested in organising a New Phytologist Symposium
in the future, please complete the proposal
pro forma and email this to the Managing Editor
Holly Slater
by the end of February. Please note that proposals are considered
approximately two years in advance of the event. You are also
welcome to contact the Managing Editor with preliminary enquiries
at any time of the year.
Previous New Phytologist Symposia
21st NPS The
ecology of ectomycorrhizal fungi
Montpellier, France, 2008
20th NPS Arsenic:
Unravelling its metabolism and speciation in plants
Aberdeen, UK, 2008
19th NPS Physiological
sculpture of plants: new visions and capabilities for crop
development
Oregon, USA, 2008
18th NPS Calcium–based
signalling systems in plants
Dublin, Ireland, 2007
17th NPS Systems
Biology and the Biology of Systems: how, if at all are they
related?
Buxton, Derbyshire, UK, 2007
16th NPS Impact
of genomics on fungal biology
Nancy, France, 2006
15th NPS Networks
in Plant Biology
London UK, 2006
14th NPS New
directions in plant ecological development
London UK, 2006
13th NPS The
role of the extracellular matrix in the control of plant development
London UK, 2005
12th NPS Functional
genomics of environmental adaptation in Populus
Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA, 2004
11th NPS Plant
speciation
Nova Scotia, Canada, 2003
10th NPS Functional
genomics of plant-microbe interactions
Nancy, France, 2002
9th NPS Heavy
metals and plants - from ecosystems to biomolecules
Philadelphia, USA, 2002
8th NPS Impact
of soil microbes on plant population dynamics and productivity
Helsinki, Finland, 2002
7th NPS Stomata 2001
Birmingham, UK, 2001
6th NPS Signalling in plants
Wye, UK, 2000
Held in collaboration with The Biochemical Society
5th NPS Root dynamics and global change
- an ecosystem perspective
Tennessee, USA, 1999
Held in collaboration with GCTE
4th NPS At the crossroads of plant physiology
and ecology - causes and consequences of variation in leaf
structure
Montpellier, France, 1998
3rd NPS Major biological issues resulting
from anthropogenic disturbance of the nitrogen cycle
Lancaster, UK, 1997
2nd NPS Putting plant physiology on
the map - genetic analysis of developmental and adaptive traits
Bangor, UK, 1997
1st NPS Plant-microbe symbiosis - molecular
approaches
York, UK, 1995
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