Plant protection is the science and practice of managing plant diseases, pests and weeds. Without plant protection, more than half of the crops produced worldwide would be lost. An efficient implementation of sustainable plant protection is necessary to support the increasing human population. In addition, climate change poses further challenges to plant production and requires new plant protection strategies. Healthy plans and trees are key with respect to food and feed security as well as the production of biobased materials and the preservation of ecosystems. Plant health is a broad topic that covers theory and methodology from
- Ecology
- Entomology
- Nematology
- Microbiology
- Plant phytology
- Chemistry
- Botany
- Plant breeding
- Molecular biology
- Weed Science
- Phytopathology
Summer Schools
University of Hohenheim, Stuttgart, Germany
10 - 14 June 2024
Plant Health in the wake of AI
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences/UNITUS/ELLS
14/15 - 22 June 2024
Coordinating University: SLU
Contact Information
| University | Name | |
|---|---|---|
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SLU |
Erik Alexandersson Erik Andreasson |
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| UHOH | Roland Gerhards | Roland.Gerhards@uni-hohenheim.de |
| BOKU | Siegrid Steinkellner | siegrid.steinkellner@boku.ac.at |
| CZU | Karolína Resernová | resnerovak@fld.czu.cz |
| SGGW | Katarzyna Otulak-Koziel | katarzyna_otulak@sggw.edu.pl |
| HUJI | Yael Helman | |
|
Lund University |
Allan Rasmusson |
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| AGRO | Elena Kazakou | elena.kazakou@supagro.fr |
| UGent |
Tina Kyndt Kris Audenaert Willem Desmedt Danny Geelen |
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| EMÜ | Mati Koppel | mati.koppel@emu.ee |
| UNITUS | Stefano Speranza Anna Maria Vetraino |