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Browse the calendar for N.C. PSI hosted events and events open to the public.
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Innovation Expo
The N.C. PSI Innovation Expo will feature innovative technologies from over 15 faculty teams, with applications from animal health to vaccine platforms to plant engineering to food safety and beyond, we’re excited to bring a wide range of commercialization opportunities to you.
Emerging Research Showcase: Bubblegum & Duct Tape
Join us for an Innovation Expo and a "Shark Tank" panel of experts as we explore technologies almost ready for prime time.
Ag Data Optimization Workshop
An interactive hands-on workshop to learn how optimization can be used to analyze agricultural data.
STEPS and N.C. PSI Convergence Hour
This is an event to foster introduction, discussion, and collaboration between STEPS and their colleagues. We want individuals who may be working in the same space to take time to get to know their neighbors.
Elo Life Systems Visit
Are you Interested in industry? Making food products that improve the health of the people and the planet? integrating technologies and enabling efficient food production systems? Diversity, equity and Inclusion in interdisciplinary plant science? Join us as we visit Elo Life Systems in RTP. This event is open to N.C. PSI students and postdocs.
N.C. PSI Holiday Party and Tree Decorating
Join us at in the Plant Sciences Building for a Holiday party. We will be making ornaments that represent the diversity in the N.C. PSI community to decorate our holiday tree! There will be plenty of food, but also feel free to bring your own treats.
INTRINSyC Weekly Seminar Series
This seminar series focuses on research in plant sciences and will feature work from NCSU students, staff, postdocs and faculty, with occasional external presenters.
DEPP Seminar Series
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.
Workshop: Advancing Computer Skills in Plant Breeding
Join the PSI for a 4-day workshop on computer skills for plant breeding. Open to all students, postdocs and faculty.
Plant Sciences Building CLOSED
The NC State Plant Sciences Building is closed during the university holiday break.
NC Commodities Conference w/ Graduate Student Poster Competition
N.C. PSI is co-sponsoring the first annual NC Commodities Conference featuring a graduate student poster session. The poster session is a unique opportunity for graduate students to present their research to the growers and producers who will one day benefit the most from their research. Cash prizes sponsored by Syngenta will be awarded for the top three posters with a bonus People's Choice award.
Model Thinking in Plant Biology Curriculum Summit
Plant Sciences Building 840 Oval Drive, Raleigh, North CarolinaEducators from NC State and beyond will meet to discuss ways to engage middle school students by using modeling thinking to learn about plants. Platform Director Terri Long will work with a core team to take the ideas generated during the Summit to develop novel and useful curricula for students.
Developing Large-Scale Genome Editing Technologies in Plants with Tom Jacobs
Plant Sciences Building 840 Oval Drive, Raleigh, North CarolinaJoin Tom Jacobs for this special INTRINSyC Seminar as he discusses developing large-scale genome editing technologies in plants.
Workshop: Developing Large-Scale Genome Editing Technologies in Plants
Plant Sciences Building 840 Oval Drive, Raleigh, North CarolinaProfessor Tom Jacobs from VIB/University of Gent will be giving a seminar entitled "Developing Large Scale Gene Editing Technologies in Plants" in the Plant Sciences Building from 12 to 1 pm on Thursday, January 19th. Immediately following the seminar, Dr. Ross Sozzani will lead a one hour workshop to discuss the current state of knowledge…
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