New Phytologist next generation scientists 2017 24-26 July 2017 John Innes Centre, Norwich, UK newphytologist.org/nextgensci<https://newphytologist.org/nextgensci> The New Phytologist Trust is excited to invite you to the second next generation scientists event. Next generation scientists 2017 is an event aimed exclusively at early career researchers (PhD students and post-docs with up to five years' experience since gaining their PhD). It will provide an opportunity for early career plant scientists to present research, and network with their peers in a supportive and inspiring environment. In addition to presentations from early career researchers, there will be a series of plenary lectures from outstanding international plant scientists, talks by the 2014 and 2015 Tansley Medal winners Bill Anderegg and Alexander Jones, and workshops on getting published and publication ethics. Registration is free and includes meals, accommodation and a social event. Some assistance with the cost of travel to the meeting will also be provided. Places are limited, so please register early! Application deadline: 27 April 2017 Full details and registration at newphytologist.org/nextgensci<https://newphytologist.org/nextgensci> #NPNextGen
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