Thermomorphogenesis 2026

The School of Life Sciences at the University of Dundee is a world-class academic institution with a reputation for the excellence of its research (Top University in the UK for the quality of our Biological Sciences research, Research Excellence Framework 2014), its high quality teaching (Teaching Excellence Framework Gold Award, 2017) and student satisfaction (Top 10 in UK, National Student Survey 2018), and the strong impact of its activities outside academia. With 900 staff and postgraduate students from over 50 countries worldwide, the School provides a dynamic, multi-national, collegiate and diverse environment with state-of-the-art laboratory, technology and teaching facilities.

School of Life Sciences, University of Dundee

Thermomorphogenesis 2026 provides a forum for discussing unpublished data and latest advances in the field of plant temperature responses.

Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Dundee

<p>Thermomorphogenesis 2026 will be the fifth instalment of a biennial international symposium that brings together researchers working on thermomorphogenesis — the process by which plants acclimate and adapt to rising ambient temperatures, a highly pertinent topic in the context of climate change and food security. The meeting provides a forum for sharing unpublished data and discussing the latest advances in the field.</p>

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Thermomorphogenesis 2026

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