Marjorie Lundgren
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UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at the Lancaster Environment Centre (Lancaster University, UK) studying C2 photosynthesis and photosynthetic diversity. 🇺🇸 in 🇬🇧
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![Session 4 Future [Tinto]
Chairs: Franziska Fichtner (Heinrich Heine
University Düsseldorf, Germany) & Aleksandra
Skirycz (Michigan State University, USA)
13:30–13:35 Session intro, Aleksandra
Skirycz
13:35–14:10 Invited Speaker: Nicola Patron,
University of Cambridge, UK “Cultivating
Chemistry: Engineering plant metabolism for
health and agriculture”
14:10–14:45 Invited Speaker: Franziska
Fichtner, Heinrich Heine University
Düsseldorf, Germany “Trehalose 6-phosphate
coordinates sugar status with hormone
signalling and plant development”
14:45–15:00 Anthony Bishopp, University of
Nottingham, UK “Keep it simple Spirodela:
structural reduction in duckweed”
15:00–15:15 Toby Coombe-Tennant, University
of Edinburgh, UK “Investigating the
potential role of riboregulation in
paclitaxel biosynthesis”
15:15–15:30 Laura Copeland, University of
Strathclyde, UK “Fourier ptychographic
microscopy for applications in live imaging
of plant and algal tissue”
15:30–16:00 Refreshment break [Moorfoot]
16:00–16:35 Invited Speaker: Devang Mehta,
KU Leuven, Belgium “Re-engineering plant
chronobiology: from genome to proteome and
from molecules to future geographies”
16:35–16:50 Ilaria Porcelli, University of
Copenhagen, Denmark “Implementing proximity
labelling to investigate protein-protein
interactions for cell wall polysaccharides
biosynthesis in the Golgi”
16:50–17:05 Priscila Auler, University
of São Paulo, Brazil “Acetylome and
phosphoproteome exhibit opposing response
patterns in resistant and susceptible rice
genotypes to Magnaporthe oryzae infection”
17:05–17:30 Andrew Millar, University of
Edinburgh, UK “Practical steps to build a
future digital plant: counting proteins,
sharing data and an anchoring institution”
17:30–17:45 Prize giving and closing remarks](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ggz22gcwkakll7efac23g33s/bafkreifayqdtaezzrzs6urelfhjior7qqb5ydnsv4gmbgrmrxu2prz55eu@jpeg)
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