A monthly series of seminars from UK/overseas speakers covering a wide range of topics relevant to rhizosphere research. All welcome.
Upcoming Seminars
-
Title TBC
Ian Dodd (Lancaster University) -
Title TBC
Matthew Brown (UoN) -
Title TBC
Gary Bending (University of Warwick)
Past Speakers
-
New opportunities for understanding the chemical ecology of the rhizosphere
John Pickett (Rothamsted Research) -
Rhizomania: an overview of recently funded root grants at Nottingham
Malcolm Bennett -
The role of roots for green house gas emissions from wetlands
Sofie Sjogersten -
Development rooted in emergent properties of regulatory networks
Philip Benfey (Duke University) -
Small RNAs and developmental plasticity in plants
Alexis Maizel (Heidelberg) -
Roots of the second green revolution
Jonathan Lynch (Penn State University) -
Quantification and characterisation of plant roots: An attempt towards root phenotyping
Stefan Mairhofer -
How strong is the coupling between plant carbon flow and rhizosphere de-nitrification?
Liz Baggs (University of Aberdeen) -
Rumiana Ray
-
Ric Traini and John Helliwell
-
Root Phenotyping
Xavier Draye (University Catholique Louvain, Belgium) -
Identifying prioritised root system architecture traits for water and nutrient capture
Pedro Carvalho -
Functional study of CROWN ROOTLESS1, a PS2/LOB-domain protein essential for crown root development in rice
Yoan Coudert (CIRAD, Montpellier) -
Root responses to phosphorus availability in Brassicas
John Hammond -
Building a ‘desal plant’
Mahima Krishnan (Australian Centre for Plant Functional Genomics) -
Putting the Myco into Rhizosphere
Helen West (Assoc Professor in Environmental Biology) -
Rhizosphere Group Discussion
-
Using X-Ray Computed Tomography to examine the response of roots to soil compaction
Saoirse Tracy -
Optimising root systems in wheat and barley for capture of water and nitrogen
John Foulkes (Assoc Professor in Crop Sciences) and Pedro Carvalho -
Investigating the genetic and molecular basis of root architecture and water uptake in tomato
Fereshteh Malekpoor -
Imaging Roots in Soil – the new MicroCT soil-root imaging facility
Sacha Mooney (Assoc Professor in Soil Physics) -
Recent efforts to image maize and Arabidopsis roots
IDTC students Susan Zappala and Stefan Mairhofer -
Outlining the aims and objectives of BBSRC Fellowship
Malcolm Bennett