There are so many ways to connect (or reconnect) with colleagues at
Make plans now to be a part of North America’s biggest plant science meeting. The Plant Biology event includes early career, global and experienced plant scientists, working together to respond to some of the world’s most challenging problems.
The recent devastation in West Maui, including the town of Lāhainā and several neighboring communities, far exceeds the physical losses, as residents mourn the lives, homes, businesses, livelihoods, and places of cultural and historical significance that have been lost. ASPB is committed to supporting the people and businesses of Hawaii while also aiding those directly affected as they heal and rebuild. Although Lāhainā and West Maui remain closed, small businesses and residents across Hawaii are relying on visitors to remain open.
This is why, through responsible travel and tourism and with counsel from the Hawaii Visitors & Convention Bureau, Plant Biology 2024 will proceed as scheduled in Honolulu on the island of Oahu. Although the program is currently being planned, Plant Biology 2024 will provide opportunities for attendees to connect with and further support our host city and state. In addition, ASPB will soon make a contribution to a Maui-focused foundation to help with residents’ most urgent needs.
COME FOR THE SCIENCE
Nothing compares to being immersed in a group of people sharing your professional interests. Come to Plant Biology for fresh ideas, new science, and most of all to refresh your connections in the plant science community.
There are so many ways to connect (or reconnect) with colleagues at
The African Researchers Network (ARN), in partnership with Bayer Crop Science, will
A new offering at Plant Biology 2023 will be ombuds services, made
“Be ready to be challenged,” said Yoselin Benitez-Alfonso of the University of