We cordially invite you to participate at Plant Biology CS 2025 international conference, which will be held during August 26 – 28, 2025 in Bratislava, Slovakia. The history of this conference should follow traditional and long year lasting meetings of Czech and Slovak plant scientists (former KEBR) organized regularly in Czech Republic and Slovakia. However, in last years the conference become more international, especially after last successful meeting in České Budějovice in 2019. This time, the event is organized at the Faculty of Natural Sciences of Comenius University in Bratislava in close cooperation with the Czech Society of Experimental Plant Biology (CSEPB or ČSEBR), the Slovak Botanical Society (SBS) and Plant Science and Biodiversity Centre of Slovak Academy of Sciences. This already traditional conference is a unique opportunity for you to present your current results, get new ideas, find research partners and make a good friendships. We hope you will find this meeting interesting and we are looking forward to see you in Bratislava this summer. 

Marek Vaculík on behalf of conference organizers

REGISTRATION:
Early bird registration deadline: May 15, 2025 (early bird registration was prolonged)
Regular registration deadline: June 30, 2025

ABSTRACTS:
Abstract submission for talks: May 31, 2025
Announcement of selected talks: June 15, 2025
Abstract submission deadline: June 30, 2025

Conference topics

1. Cell biology, cell cycle and cell development
2. Photosynthesis & plant-atmosphere interactions in response to global climate change
3. Plant adaptation to abiotic stress, phytoremediation and phytotechnologies
4. Molecular plant evolution and systematics
5. Carnivorous and aquatic plants, bryophytes and lichens
6. Plant genetics, genomics and epigenetics
7. Plant-pathogen interaction, plant immunity & plant protection
8. Crop reproduction and nutrition, biology of trees
9. Plant proteomics & metabolomics and plant biotechnology
10. Advances in microscopy and analytical techniques in plants
11. Phytohormones and root & shoot development
12. Plant microbiome, plant-organisms interactions