Please note that both tours are FULLY BOOKED!
We are excited to announce that ISBR2023 participants will be able to take part in complimentary tours to Bayer Crop Science or The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center.
Because of time limitations, these tours will run in parallel following completion of the symposium on Thursday 4 May. Places are limited to 60 participants for each tour and pre-registration is required.
Buses will depart from Union Station Hotel at 2 pm Thursday 4 May and lunch boxes will be provided.
We are updating the registration system so that you will soon be able to reserve your seat for either the Danforth or Bayer tour when you register for ISBR2023 or, for existing registrants, by logging back into your registration portal and reserving your seat.
The Donald Danforth Plant Science Center is the largest independent, nonprofit plant science research institute in the world. It is uniquely positioned to help feed the world and heal the planet, with a mission to improve the human condition through plant science.
This immersive tour of the facilities at the Danforth Plant Science Center in St Louis will provide insight into their extensive research activities aimed at creating a world where all people have enough food and energy while preserving a livable, sustainable environment.
FULLY BOOKED!
Bayer Innovation Experience: A firsthand look at the past, present, and future of agriculture.
Housed in their North American Crop Science Research and Development Headquarters in Chesterfield, Missouri, the Bayer Innovation Experience offers an immersive and engaging look into the research and breakthroughs that are shaping the future of agriculture. This experience provides a comprehensive look into how innovations in agriculture benefit humanity and the planet as a whole, combining the many historic and ongoing developments that nourish our growing world.
FULLY BOOKED!
Open call - Topic-specific parallel sessions & Workshops
Open call - Student scholarships
Open call - Abstracts for oral presentations and posters
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