Browse the calendar for N.C. PSI hosted events and events open to the public.
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Join us for breakfast and coffee as we introduce ourselves to our industry tenants: Bayer, BASF, Novozymes and SAS. There will be a very short formal program followed by "creative collisions" that allow you to meet our industry partners co-located in the building. Get to know your new neighbors, develop research collaborations, or meet a hiring manager.…
Join us for the N.C. PSI Community Forum, during which you will hear from some of your PSB “neighbors” to learn more about the projects and capabilities in the building. There will also be a Q&A session with Leadership and Platform Directors. We also have group activities planned and snacks. This forum is not just an…
Please join us for poster presentations by local teachers participating in RTNN's Research Experience for Teachers program. These educators worked incredibly hard in research labs this summer and developed lesson plans founded in this research to bring back to their classrooms. We encourage you to attend and help celebrate their work. Feel free to drop…
STEPS and N.C. PSI are co-hosting an informal poster and presentation session, and we would love for the N.C. PSI community to participate! This event is intended to provide a laid-back opportunity for the community to come together, share their research and hopefully spark some creative collisions! STEPS invites anyone in PSB with a poster…
The N.C. PSI is tabling at the NE Ag Expo Field Day this year. Platform Director Rachel Vann and her team will also be presenting their research and field applications at the field day.
The N.C. PSI is tabling at the Blackland Farm Managers Field Day this year. Platform Director Rachel Vann and her team will also be presenting their research and field applications at the field day.
The Research Experience for Undergraduate (REU) Program is essential and very important to the Science and Technologies for Phosphorus Sustainability (STEPS) Center [https://steps-center.org/. Undergraduate Researchers have the opportunity to work on independent research projects within the Center under the mentorship of STEPS Scholars and faculty. The STEPS Center is proud to host the first annual…
Please join us for lunch and a presentation given by NCSU Waste Reduction and Recycling about the waste diversion programs in the Plant Sciences Building.
The N.C. PSI is tabling at the Turfgrass Field Day this year. Come stop by and say hi!
The N.C. PSI is tabling at the Tomato Field Day this year. Executive Director Adrian Percy will be speaking to attendees about the important and innovative work being done in the N.C. PSI.
Join us for CEFS's Symposium on Agriculture, Food Systems, and Climate Change: A Call to Action. This event will focus on novel ideas and priorities for our agriculture and food systems to address climate change. Register now: http://ncst.at/OKWz50K8UR2
Members of the N.C. PSI community are welcome to join us at the PSB for a little break. Play some games, eat food and meet your colleagues.
We are delighted to host the Nuffield Scholars program in the Plant Sciences Building. Nuffield Scholars are innovative farmers who travel across the globe to gain a diversity of experiences that will enrich their contributions to their home farms. These international scholars are working to increase cooperative learning by establishing a globalized agricultural network that encourages innovation,…
The INTRINSyC weekly seminar series will be held in the Plant Sciences Building every Friday at 3:15 pm. This seminar series focuses on research in plant sciences and will feature work from NCSU students, staff, postdocs and faculty, with occasional external presenters. These are informal seminars, open to all members of N.C. PSI. There will…
The DEPP Plant Pathology weekly seminar series will be held in the Plant Sciences Building every Monday at 4 pm. This seminar series focuses on research in plant pathology and will feature work from NCSU students, staff, postdocs and faculty, with occasional external presenters. These are informal seminars, open to all.