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Keeping you informed about the Society
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SPPS Newsletter is the Society's newsletter that appears four times a year. It is sent by e-mail to all members and others interested in plant biology and can also be read on the web.
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SPPS Newsletter is sent by e-mail to all members. Graphic by Gorm Palmgren.
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SPPS Newsletter keeps you informed about news and announce- ments from the Society. It also updates you about upcoming meetings of interest and if you were not able to attend a particular meeting, you might be able to read a proceedings from it in the Newsletter.
In addition, SPPS Newsletter has a number of regular sections that keep you updated in specific areas:- Scandinavian research institute:
A thorough look inside one of Scandinavia's leading fascilities in plant biology research - Special Feature:
Background information about a political or societal topic with relevance to research - Our opinion:
A member of the Council answers 5 questions about the topic in Special feature - News from Physiologia Plantarum:
A featured article from the Society'ss own journal; the original article can be accessed for free - News in brief from other journals:
Highlighting top stories in plant biology from Nature, Science, PNAS and other leading journals
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To receive SPPS Newsletter four times a year simply fill out the form below.
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January 2012
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7th SPPS PhD Student Conference already this year
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Report from the Global Plant Council (GPC) meeting in China
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Time to renew your SPPS membership
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Fascination of Plants Day goes global
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Evaluation of Finnish plant science
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ShortNews from the plant science field
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Farming goes vertical
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Scandinavian research institute:
Faculty of Landscape Planning, Horticulture and Agricultural Sciences, SLU, Sweden
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September 2011
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Detailed report from the SPPS Congress
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SPPS General Assembly
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Presenting the new SPPS Council
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EPSO presents: Fascination of Plants Day
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Short report from the SPPS Congress in Stavanger
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Organic food: Is it really good for you?
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Scandinavian research institute:
Cell, Molecular Biology and Genomics Group, NTNU, Norway
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June 2011
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24 nations gather in Stavanger for the SPPS Congress
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Join the SPPS General Assembly
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Cisgenesis - a new alternative to GMOs?
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Scandinavian research institute:
Molecular Genetics and Biotechnology, Research Centre Flakkebjerg, Denmark
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March 2011
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Register NOW for the SPPS Congress in Stavanger, Norway
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Call for contributions to the Education Session at the SPPS Congress
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Join the SPPS General Assembly
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Plant science in education
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Scandinavian research institute:
Plant Biotechnology, University of Eastern Finland
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September 2010
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Report from the 6th SPPS PhD Student Conference
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Physiologia Plantarum's impact factor is on the rise
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Time to renew your SPPS membership
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The Global Plant Council is taking legal and formal shape
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Update on SPPS Congress in Stavanger 2011
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SPPS Education Committee established
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New membership fee payment system in the works
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Plant science in Estonia
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Scandinavian research institute:
Plant science institutes in Estonia
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June 2010
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SPPS Education Committee - call for volunteers
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Announcing the next SPPS Congress in Stavanger, Norway
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Registration closed for the 6th SPPS PhD Student Conference
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EPSO Conference first time in Scandinavia
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Can you help us remember our history?
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History of the tree
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Scandinavian research institute:
Department of Biology, University of Tromsø
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March 2010
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Registration is now open for the 6th SPPS PhD Student Conference
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Help us writing the history of SPPS
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Benefit from the new Open Positions and Posted Meetings sections
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Protecting new plant varieties: Patents vs. Breeders' rights
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Scandinavian research institute:
Department of Botany, Stockholm University, Sweden
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Reprinted from the last edition of SPPS Newsletter: The Global Plant Council - Research to save the planet
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