Platform Plant Breeding

Can genetic engineering contribute to more efficient plant breeding in Africa? That is what researchers believe in an SLU-led project that strives for cassava varieties with better nutritional value

Can genetic engineering contribute to more efficient plant breeding in Africa? That is what researchers believe in an SLU-led project that strives for cassava varieties with better nutritional value

The SLU Platform Plant Breeding is annually organizing 1-2 courses for PhD-students and postdocs. If there are places left, also other researchers at SLU are welcome to attend. The course locations

The SLU Platform Plant Breeding is giving travel grants to PhD-students, postdocs, researchers or technicians at SLU to cover travel costs for plant breeding related short visits to other campuses at

As part of the strategy to increase cross-faculty collaborations and further strengthen plant breeding research at SLU, the SLU Platform Plant Breeding is supporting the following projects with 500

The SLU Platform Plant Breeding aims to strengthen SLU's profile in plant breeding internationally. The participating faculties are the Faculty of Landscape Architecture, Horticulture and Crop

Plant breeding-related research and education is taking place at several of SLU's departments and faculties. The mission of the platform is to stimulate and support collaboration between personnel

Plant Breeding and Biotechnology symposium, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 2019 The symposium will consist of four sessions. Each session will start with an inspirational talk within the theme of the

Plant Breeding and Biotechnology symposium, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 2019 A symposium to get to know colleagues and their research areas from another international university, to exchange ideas,

Plant Breeding and Biotechnology symposium, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 2019 Participants from both SLU and WUR as well as PhD-students belonging to the graduate schools EPS or PERC: Please submit

Plant Breeding and Biotechnology symposium, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 2019 For people from SLU the symposium is free of charge, but the registration is binding, with a fee of 2,000 SEK for

The purpose of this PhD-course is to familiarize participants with basic and advanced quantitative genetics and to provide mature theory training and the latest analytical approaches for quantitative