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dr james locke

Noisy and dynamic gene regulation in Arabidopsis

chris bowler

Tara Oceans: Eco-systems biology at planetary scale

Professor Chris Bowler

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Organelle dynamics: tales of motors and tethers

Dr Imogen Sparkes

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Evolution of buzz pollination

Dr Mario Vallejo-Marin

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Unravelling transcription factor functions through integrative inference of transcriptional networks in plants

Professor Klaas Vandepoele

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Mary Snow Lecture: Developmental regulation of cell patterning in grass leaves

Professor Jane Langdale

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The search for optimality: are Rubisco inhibitors necessary?

Dr Elizabete Carmo-Silva

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Receptor-mediated signalling from the plant cell wall

Dr Sebastian Wolf

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Blue Planet Movie Night

Oxford Martin School

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Blue Planet Movie Night

Oxford Martin School

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Crop species as model species for ecology, wild species as model species for agronomy?

Dr Cyrille Violle

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Towards a multitrophic framework of species coexistence

yves van de peer

The evolutionary significance of polyploidy

Professor Yves van der Peer

markus schwarzlander

Monitoring cellular energy, physiology and regulation in plants

Professor Markus Schwarzländer

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Conserving phylogenetic diversity - what does it mean, how well does it work, and who cares?

Dr Richard Grenyer

jen lucey

Creating impact for ecological research in the palm oil sector

jane memmott

Species loss and species restoration in plant-pollinator communities

Professor Jane Memmott

Miriam-Gifford

Timing and coordination of cell type environmental response mechanisms in roots

Dr Miriam Gifford

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Systems-based analysis of plant organ design

Professor George Bassel

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The Social Lives of Plants

Dr Jay Biernaskie

Aurelien Boisson-Dernier

Conservation of cell wall integrity sensing mechanisms in tip-growing cells

Dr Aurélien Boisson-Dernier

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Evolution of plant symbioses

Dr Pierre-Marc Delaux

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Biodiversity change in the Anthropocene

Dr Maria Dornelas

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The timing and nature of early land plant evolution

Professor Philip Donoghue

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Cytoplasmic events in early chloroplast biogenesis

Professor Felix Kessler

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Computing a more efficient leaf using metabolic network models

Professor Lee Sweetlove

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Ecological specialisation and the assembly of networks of interacting plants and pollinators: perspectives from mass flowering communities of phenotypically generalist daisies in South African deserts

Professor Allan Ellis

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Explosive seed dispersal

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From seed to silicon: plant collections in the 21st century

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Seminar: Dr Joshua Ramsay

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Long, slow lives facing rapid change: Climate adaptation in conifers

Dr Sally Aitken

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Allocation decisions in Arabidopsis

Professor Farhah Assaad

Transcriptional regulation by dynamic ubiquitination

Dr Steven Spoel

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Oxford Congress on Plant Sciences 2018

Large Lecture Theatre, Department of Plant Sciences

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The work of the Science and Technology Select Committee

Rt Hon Norman Lamb

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Toward a unified science of ecological change: advances and challenges in biodiversity and metabolic scaling

Dr Mary O'Connor

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CANCELLED: Biodiversity change in the Anthropocene

Dr Maria Dornelas

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Evolutionary genetics of polymorphic sexual systems in flowering plants

Professor Spencer Barrett

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The pervasive population genomic impacts of genome duplication, gene flow, and selection

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Botanical Illustration: the life and workings of Rosemary Wise

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Extending plant defence theory to seeds: understanding how interactions of dormancy and soil microbes affect survival and coexistence

Professor Jim Dalling

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Understanding plant species' responses to climate change: the need for population and community ecology

Professor Jonathan Levine

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The role of water transport in controlling tropical forest function

Dr Lucy Rowland

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My earliest and latest modelling studies (optimal water use and the intersection of photorespiration and N metabolism)

Professor Graham Farquhar

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Unity in diversity: functional insights into the ancient partnerships between plants and fungi

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Phylogenomics & evolutionary diversification of legumes: more than just peas and beans

Dr Colin Hughes

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Meiotic recombination and chromatin landscapes in plant genomes

Professor Ian Henderson

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The genetic basis for diversification of leaf form: from understanding to reconstructing

Professor Miltos Tsiantis

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Nod factor recognition at root epidermis and its impact on microbiota assembly in Lotus japonicus

Dr Simona Radutoiu

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The molecular basis of floral adaptations to plant breeding systems

Professor Michael Lenhard

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A deep-time perspective on macroecology

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Plant diversification and animal pollination: insights from the family Apocynaceae

Professor Jeff Ollerton

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Using ant/plant symbioses to understand cooperation among species

Dr. Guillaume Chomicki

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Beyond the single gene: NLR network mediates immunity to diverse plant pathogens

Professor Sophien Kamoun

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Invitable senescence? Biochemical and demographic perspectives on the escape of senescence

Dr Rob Salguero-Gomez

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Professor Don Ort, Departments of Crop Sciences and of Plant Biology, University of Illinois, USA.

Professor Don Ort

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Progress and current challenges in engineering algal carbon concentrating mechanisms into higher plants

Dr Alistair McCormick

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Adding complexity to complexity: gene family evolution in polyploids

Professor Barbara Mable

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Engineering Photosynthesis for Global Food Security. Why, How and Will You Let Me do it?

Professor Stephen Long

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Small RNAs as mobile, morphogen-like signals in development

Professor Marja Timmermans

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Carbohydrates, natural products and harmful algal blooms

Professor Rob Field

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Regulation of receptor kinase-mediated immune signaling

Professor Cyril Zipfel

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Rethinking Intensive Agriculture from an Ecosystem Perspective

Professor Evan DeLucia

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Species interactions, evolution and functioning in microbial communities

Professor Tim Barraclough