Detailed information about the course
Title | Chlorophyll fluorescence: in vivo study of plant physiology |
Dates | 15-16 January 2018 |
Organizer(s) | Emilie Demarsy (UNIGE) & Paolo Longoni (UNINE) |
Speakers | Giovanni Finazzi, CNRS Research Director, CEA Grenoble, France |
Description | The study of the fluorescence of the chlorophyll gives a direct insight into the photosynthetic activity of a plant sample. This simple technique can be employed for a wide range of research projects and be a fast and non-invasive tool for the study of plant physiology. This technique can be employed, for example, for the investigation of the plant acclimation to different climatic conditions, their adaptation to specific ecological niches, to investigate the role of specific components of the photosynthetic machinery or chloroplast development. The aim of the workshop is to give the methodological and theoretical basis to fruitfully employ the chlorophyll fluorescence analysis in their research projects as a tool to monitor the physiological status of the plant. - Learn the basics of chlorophyll fluorescence |
Location |
University of Neuchâtel, UniMail, Emile Argand 11, building D, Room D023 (ground floor) |
Information | Schedule: 9h00-12h00 & 13h00-17h00
See here for the detailed PROGRAM For any information about the course content please contact the organizers Emilie Demarsy or Paolo Longoni. |
Expenses | Fees & Reimbursements Fees: registration is free (lunch included) for CUSO MPS and DP-Biol members. |
Registration | Deadline for registration: 08 January 2018
This is a shared course MPS & DP-Biol Programs and places availables will be assigned proportionally (8 PhD students of each program). Priority will be given to CUSO MPS and DP-Biol PD students until December 22nd. |
Places | 16 |
Deadline for registration | |
Joint activity |