The European Congress for Photosynthesis Research will come back the 25-28 June 2024. Experts in the field of natural and artificial photosynthesis will gather in Padova (Italy) for an exciting second edition of this scientific event. Follow us for news! eps2.org

Hello ##photosynthesis people, the ##abstract submission for the ePS2_2024 will start on Dec 1st! Two days before the main conference, a session for #YoungScientists will be organized by us! Check, submit, and share! 🤓🧫 eps2.org

Abstract submission for the European Congress for Photosynthesis Research 25-28/6/24 in Padova Italy is open now until 15/2/24 PhD candidates and early-career Post Docs can also join the ePS Young Session I'm part of the team putting together 24-25/6/24 eps2.org

Right before the kick off of the Second European Congress on Photosynthesis Research a symposium dedicated to young researchers will take place! Submit your abstract at eps2.org. Save the date: 24-25 June 2024 in Padova (Italy)! #research, #photosynthesis, #plants

#JoinePS2 Registrations are now open (see link below)! Join the vibrant European Photosynthesis community next June in Padova, Italy. eps2.org/registrations #photosynthesis, #research, #Padova, #Italy, #EU

#JoinePS2 Deadline for abstract submissions and early registration in only two weeks! Hurry up! #photosynthesis, #Padova, #ePS2

Only one week left for abstract submission and early registration! Hurry up! #ePS2, #Padova, #Italy, #EU eps2.org/registrations

#Announcement We're happy to announce that we've extended the deadlines for abstract submissions and early registrations to the 8th of March. #Photosynthesis, #Europe, #Padova, #Italy eps2.org/registrations

The University main hall is ready for the conference!

The plant lab is thrilled to have organized and partecipated in ePS2💚 Thank you to all the participants! Hope you enjoyed your time in Padova! Tomas Morosinotto Giorgio Perin Alessandro Alboresi ePS2_2024

Plant Lab People at the ePS2_2024! Pt. 3

Chloroplasts do not fuel the plant cell. 🍃⛽️ They provide for the mitochondria - enabling them to fuel the cell. Long standing question revisited by imaging in Physco. 🔬 Out now New Phytologist by Tomas Morosinotto Alessandro Alboresi Antoni Mateu Vera and Zhengke doi.org/10.1111/nph.19…