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SEB Gothenburg 2017 Session Report: Crop models improvement with biological knowledge
01 October 2017

Crop models are expected to orientate breeding and innovation towards more efficient varieties and cropping systems in particular to cope with climate change.

Gothenburg
SEB Gothenburg 2017 Session Report: Effects of pharmaceuticals on wildlife
01 October 2017

The aim of this session was to bring scientists together that work in traditionally unrelated fields. The researchers that contributed to the session came from fields ranging from pure ecology and behavioural science, to physiology, veterinary science, environmental toxicology, and computational modelling.

Gothenburg
SEB Gothenburg 2017 Session Report: Climate change and aquatic life
01 October 2017

This session was underpinned by research aimed at integrating physiology (both at the molecular and whole organism level) into understanding the way in which organisms cope with changes in their environment, and their potential for rapid evolutionary adaptations, occurring in time scales relevant in the context of climate change.

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SEB Gothenburg 2017 Session Report: Photosynthetic response to a changing environment - Towards sustainable energy production
01 October 2017

The eight keynote/invited talks covered a wide range of topics from light harvesting (R. Croce and S. Jansson), and biogenesis of the photosynthetic apparatus (E.M. Aro and R. Sobotka) to alternative electron transport pathways (T. Shikanai and A. Krieger) and abiotic stress responses (D. Kramer and C. Funk).

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