Thank you to the scientific organising committee:
Zachary Nimchuck
Elwira Smakowska-Luzan
@plantylisasmith.bsky.social
@peteretchells.bsky.social
@pdchristine.bsky.social
Simona Radutoiu
@draegermarkus.bsky.social
@frankmenke.bsky.social
Cyril Zipfel

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A huge thank you to our sponsors:

@biochemsoc.bsky.social
@sebiology.bsky.social
@novogene-europe.bsky.social

Please reach out if you are interested in sponsoring the event!

(12/n)

Renier Van der Hoorn - @ox.ac.uk

www.biology.ox.ac.uk/people/renie...

(11/n)

Julien Gronnier - Technical University of Munich

www.professoren.tum.de/en/gronnier-...

(10/n)

@lmueller.bsky.social - @salkinstitute.bsky.social

www.salk.edu/scientist/le...

(9/n)

@gittacoaker.bsky.social - @ucdavisplants.bsky.social

plantpathology.ucdavis.edu/people/gitta...

(8/n)

@hazaklab.bsky.social - @unifr.bsky.social

www.unifr.ch/bio/en/resea...

(7/n)

Thorsten Hamann - Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
www.ntnu.edu/employees/th...
(6/n)

Ueli Grossniklaus - University of Zurich
www.botinst.uzh.ch/en/research/...
(5/n)

Invited speakers include:
Keiko Torii – The University of Texas at Austin

molecularbiosci.utexas.edu/directory/ke...
(4/n)

We aim to create a welcoming and inclusive space for scientific exchange and networking across career stages. Most talks will be selected from abstracts offering early-career researchers valuable opportunities to present their work and connect with the broader community.

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PPRM aims to bring together researchers to explore the latest discoveries in plant peptides and receptor kinase signalling. The program spans a wide range of physiological processes—from development and reproduction to plant-microbe interactions and responses to abiotic stress.

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