Keystone Symposia Meetings on "Plant Hormones and Signaling" and "Plant Innate Immunity", February 10-15, 2008, Keystone, CO

关于“植物激素和信号传导”和“植物先天免疫”的 Keystone 研讨会，2008 年 2 月 10-15 日，科罗拉多州 Keystone

• 批准号: 0744679
• 负责人: Andrew Robertson
• 金额: $ 1.4万
• 依托单位: Keystone Symposia on Molecular and Cellular Biology
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2008
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2008-01-15 至 2008-12-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0744679&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Keystone; Symposia; Meetings; Plant; Hormones

PI/PD Name: Andrew D. RobertsonProposal Number: 0744679Proposal Title: Keystone Symposia Meetings on ?Plant Hormones and Signaling? and ?Plant Innate Immunity?This project supports a pair of concurrent Keystone Symposia meetings on Plant Hormones and Signaling and Plant Innate Immunity. These meetings will cover research bridging plant hormone signaling and plant disease research. With regard to the former, decades of molecular and physiological studies have demonstrated that plants rely on a diverse set of small molecule hormones to regulate every aspect of their biology. And in the case of disease, plants?like animals?activate defense, called innate immunity, upon perception of conserved microbial molecules. Plant hormonal signaling and plant innate immunity are intimately linked areas in terms of biology and yet few meetings provide venues for interdisciplinary discussion across these fields. Few plant scientists have a good grasp of both hormonal signaling and innate immunity; each field will benefit from exposure to methods and intellectual approaches used in the other. Moreover, significant cross-fertilization is anticipated by bringing the experience and intellect from one field to bear on the other. These meetings will enhance infrastructure by fostering networking and initiation of collaborations. There will be educational benefits: acquaint trainees and investigators new to field with the state-of-the-art; critical scientific feedback; and career development for trainees and new investigators, including opportunities both to see successful scientists presenting cutting-edge science and to network with prospective mentors and others who might contribute to their scientific and professional development. The two programs for these joint meetings were designed by well-recognized leaders in these fields, and the speakers are top-notch scientists who will present unpublished results. All of this ensures significant advancement of knowledge and understanding within and across these fields. Keystone Symposia provides an internationally recognized platform as well as resources to ensure the success of these paired meetings.

PI/PD姓名：Andrew D.罗伯逊提案编号：0744679提案标题：关于？植物激素与信号传导然后呢？植物免疫力？该项目支持一对同时举行的Keystone研讨会会议，主题是植物激素和信号传导以及植物先天免疫。 这些会议将涵盖桥接植物激素信号和植物疾病研究的研究。 关于前者，几十年的分子和生理学研究表明，植物依赖于一组不同的小分子激素来调节其生物学的各个方面。 在疾病的情况下，植物？像动物一样吗激活防御，称为先天免疫，在保守的微生物分子的感知。 植物激素信号传导和植物先天免疫在生物学方面是密切相关的领域，但很少有会议提供跨学科讨论这些领域的场所。 很少有植物科学家能够很好地掌握激素信号和先天免疫;每个领域都将受益于其他领域使用的方法和知识方法。 此外，通过将一个领域的经验和智慧带到另一个领域，预计将产生重大的相互促进作用。 这些会议将通过促进联网和开展合作来加强基础设施。 培训将带来教育方面的好处：使受训人员和新进入该领域的调查人员熟悉最新技术;关键的科学反馈;受训人员和新调查人员的职业发展，包括有机会看到成功的科学家介绍尖端科学，并与未来的导师和其他可能对其科学和专业发展作出贡献的人建立联系。 这些联席会议的两个项目是由这些领域的知名领导人设计的，演讲者是顶尖的科学家，他们将展示未发表的成果。 所有这些都确保了这些领域内和跨领域的知识和理解的重大进步。 Keystone Symposia提供了一个国际公认的平台和资源，以确保这些配对会议的成功。