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This is the second chapter of our trilogy on professional visualization and presentation of scientific data.
In short video lectures, this course gives you guidelines on how to present complex data on a limited space to create a professional, impactful scientific poster.

The 2024 Social Media Live Event will teach scientists how to use Canva to create visually appealing graphics for communicating research on social media. The seminar covers design principles, creating engaging posts, and includes a Q&A with expert Anna Pashkowa.

The online kick-off seminar marks the beginning of the new mentoring period. We will introduce the mentoring program through short video lectures. We support you in analyzing your indivudual situation, setting mentoring goals and finding a suitable mentor.

The workshop took thirty young plant scientists to the BioTech-Campus “Green Gate Gatersleben”, an internationally renowned research site in which academic and private institutions apply high technologies such as phenomics, genomics, data science, and artificial intelligence tools to foster plant research.

Learn how the PLANT 2030 ACADEMY supports you, discuss your issues and get to know your peers! This is an internal workshop for all early stage scientists attending the Annual Meeting of Plant Research funded by BMBF 2024.

The analysis of epigenetic mechanisms in plants has made tremendous progress in recent years and a wide range of developmental and physiological processes has been shown to be affected by epigenetic regulation. Our PLANT 2030 ACADEMY online course provides a compact introduction to this research field.

Learn how to use LinkedIn to create a compelling digital CV, network effectively, and boost your career. 

The course consists of online materials and two live coaching sessions with our social media expert Ronja Dittmar.

The workshop took 26 participants to the Federal Plant Variety Office and the plant breeding company KWS SAAT SE. The focus of the excursions were on understanding and discussing the development and release of new crop varieties.