Browse the calendar for N.C. PSI hosted events and events open to the public.
Please note that private events and meetings will not appear on this calendar.
Learn more about hosting your event or meeting at the Plant Sciences Building here.
All graduate students or postdocs affiliated with either the N.C. PSI or the Center for Integrated Fungal Research (CIFR) are invited for a tour and program at BASF’s Sustainability Center! All attendees are expected to give a 2 min elevator pitch to BASF attendees.
This internal community event will be Fa-La-La-Fabulous! We’re ready to jingle and mingle! Let’s sleigh the night away with festive fun, holiday treats, and plenty of cheer. Wear your most festive (and ugliest) holiday sweater for a chance to win our Ugly Sweater Contest!
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative will hold a series of seminars Feb. 3-14 for candidates for the Roberts and Mikhail Distinguished Professor in Genome Editing. This position will serve as the executive director of the newly established Genome Editing Center (GEC) for Sustainable Agriculture. The center’s leader will develop a…
Join the CEFS Business and Events Team for training courses covering essential professional development topics. All courses will have a hybrid component and are free to attend. Adaptive training provided on basic and advanced PCard processing. Participants will leave with hands-on PCard training including following the process all the way through the system and reconciling a…
Join us for our next "Mashup" at the NC Plant Sciences Initiative! NC PSI Mashups provide a stage for industry partners of the NC PSI and our NCSU experts to showcase their exciting programs. Come learn and network with the local agtech community! This Mashup will focus on data-driven agriculture. Our industry partner for this Mashup will…
As a response to the recent changes to Google storage quotas, CALS IT is hosting a special session town hall event. The event is open to all CALS Faculty, Staff, Students, and affiliates. We are extremely sensitive to the disruption these changes have caused and as a result, would like to provide the opportunity to address any…
Join the CEFS Business and Events Team for training courses covering essential professional development topics. All courses will have a hybrid component and are free to attend. Travel training will include a brief reminder on how to fill out a Travel Authorization (TA) and Travel Reimbursement (TR). Then trainers will go into FAQ and stumbles…
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative will hold a series of seminars Feb. 3-14 for candidates for the Roberts and Mikhail Distinguished Professor in Genome Editing. This position will serve as the executive director of the newly established Genome Editing Center (GEC) for Sustainable Agriculture. The center’s leader will develop a…
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and the N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative will hold a series of seminars Feb. 3-14 for candidates for the Roberts and Mikhail Distinguished Professor in Genome Editing. This position will serve as the executive director of the newly established Genome Editing Center (GEC) for Sustainable Agriculture. The center’s leader will develop a…
Join the CEFS Business and Events Team for training courses covering essential professional development topics. All courses will have a hybrid component and are free to attend. This training will provide tips, tricks, and demonstrations for using the Gmail suites effectively, as well as answering questions at the conclusion of the course. Attendees will be…
The North American Plant Phenotyping Network (NAPPN) is an association of scientists and researchers in the area of plant phenomics. The NC State hub will be hosting a hybrid event after NAPPN’s virtual conference content on February 25th and Feb 26th. Key activities and schedules can be found here. Please RSVP for either in-person or virtual attendance here.
The N.C. Plant Sciences Initiative (PSI) is hosting its second annual BRIDGE (Bridging Research Ideas for Greater Extension) Symposium. This year’s Symposium includes TWO categories of presentations. Prizes will be awarded to the top presenting teams in both categories. Existing collaborative research - for students and postdocs from different disciplines who are currently collaborating will present…
Join the CEFS Business and Events Team for training courses covering essential professional development topics. All courses will have a hybrid component and are free to attend. Participants will leave with hands-on Marketplace training including following the steps all the way through the system and placing a live order. Trainers will reach out to registered…
Spend St. Patrick’s Day with Jean Ristaino as she explores the migrations and spread of the pathogen Phytophthora infestans, which entered the shores of Ireland in 1845 and devastated the potato crop.
NEW ZEALAND PLANT & FOOD RESEARCH The talk will highlight key research areas including plant science, trait discovery, digital twins, modeling, production and postharvest science, food research, and initiatives like Open Ocean Aquaculture, indoor plant production technologies, and new crops from indigenous plants.
