The final day of our joint retreat with @crc1644.bsky.social starts with a talk by our invited speaker @alexanderforderer.bsky.social
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Our Collaborative Research Center SFB 1644 studies the molecular basis of plasticity, how it changes during evolution, and the factors that limit it.
Kick-off of our joint retreat of CRC1644 & @snp2prot.bsky.social We are excited and look forward to two inspiring days!
What is better than a CRC retreat? A retreat of two CRCs! Welcome @crc1644.bsky.social to Halle! We are exited for two days of getting to know each other and discovering new synergies.
🚀 Now in press at Bio-protocol! bio-protocol.org/e5634 Grounded in years of hands-on experience 👋, our protocol covers imaging cellulose synthases 🔬 from sample prep 🌱 to reproducible quantification 👩💻 — transferable to other fluorescent markers too ♻️. @unipotsdam.bsky.social @crc1644.bsky.social
Out now in Annual Review of Plant Biology! 🌱 Together with colleagues from our DFG-funded CRC on “Plant Phenotypic Plasticity” (@unipotsdam.bsky.social), we outline the mechanistic & evolutionary backbone of plant plasticity. 🔗 www.annualreviews.org/content/jour... @crc1644.bsky.social @dfg.de
Plant Phenotypic Plasticity: From Molecular Mechanisms to Breeding and Climate Change Adaptation
Phenotypic plasticity (PP) is a fundamental property of plants, enabling a single genotype to produce different phenotypes in response to environmental variation. This ability is crucial for survival ...
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✨ Women in Science Day — Today! ✨ A full day of inspiring talks, career insights, a panel discussion and Q&A sessions at Campus Golm. Looking forward to great conversations and connections! 📍 University of Potsdam, House 28 ⏰ Start: 09:00 #WomenInScience #CRC1644 #PlantScience
Oct 9-10 the PhenPlasPlants conference took place in Potsdam! Scientists from very diverse fields (genetics, to computational sciences and ecology) shared their findings in phenotypic plasticity research 🌱 Very proud to have been part of the organization committee! 👏 @crc1644.bsky.social
Tomorrow it’s conference time! 🌱 We’re looking forward to welcoming early-career and senior researchers to Potsdam for the International Conference on Phenotypic Plasticity in Plants (PhenPlasPlants 2025) – hosted by CRC 1644. #CRC1644 #PhenPlasPlants2025 #PlantScience #PhenotypicPlasticity
🌿 Women in Science Day :: organized by the Collaborative Research Center CRC1644 on Phenotypic Plant Plasticity 🌿 📅 21 November 2025 📍 University of Potsdam, Campus Golm Welcoming participants of all gender identities. 📌 Register now 👉 www.uni-potsdam.de/en/ppp/news-...
Die Potsdam Graduate School (PoGS) hat beim Großen Professorium zum ersten Mal die SUPERvisor Awards an der Universität Potsdam vergeben: www.uni-potsdam.de/de/nachricht... #potsdam #potsdamgraduateschool #pogs #professorium #botanischergarten #preisverleihung #auszeichnung #promotion #forschung
SUPERvisor Awards 2025 – Vier Forschende für herausragende Betreuung ausgezeichnet
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Excited to welcome our RISE interns, Kevin Nicholas Rattin & Mellanie Martin, to CRC 1644 at Uni Potsdam! 🌍🔬 Thanks to our PhD students Micaela Milani & Boyana Kozhuharova for successfully joining the @daadworldwide.bsky.social RISE Germany program! #CRC1644 #RISEGermany #DAAD #DFG
CRC 1644 Retreat 2025 Great minds, one mission! This year’s CRC 1644 retreat was more than just a change of scenery — it was a powerhouse of ideas, collaboration, and interdisciplinary exchange.
Fantastic talk by our PI, Anika Küken, at the Pint of Science Festival in Potsdam!! From plant plasticity to powerful science communication - this is how you make research relatable and real! #pint25 #crc1644 #phenotypicplasticity
🌿 Anika Küken, our Junior PI, shows how computer models can help us understand photosynthesis – and boost future farming 🌾. 🎤 Pint of Science Festival, May 21 @ ShamRock’s! 🎟️ Tickets: pintofscience.de/event/potsda... #PintOfScience #Photosynthesis #CRC1644 #ScienceTalks 🍻
Faszination Naturwissenschaften – Von Astrochemie, Bioinformatik und angeregten Elektronen
Entdecken Sie die faszinierende Welt der Naturwissenschaft bei „Pint of Science“ in Potsdam! Am 21. Mai 2025 präsentieren Forscher:innen aus verschiedenen ...
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🎤 At Potsdam Science Day 2025, our junior group leader René Schneider gave an engaging talk on how plants adapt to environmental change — using LEGO® models to illustrate the concept of phenotypic plasticity. A great example of how complex research can be made accessible, visual, and fun. 🌱🧱
🌱 Potsdam Science Day 2025 – A Day Full of Plant Power! 🌱 Last Saturday, our CRC 1644 shared our research on phenotypic plasticity in plants with the public. Visitors explored how plants adapt to heat and cold through interactive LEGO® activities. #CRC1644 #PlantScience #PhenotypicPlasticity
Save the Date! Our SFB 1644 at the 12th Potsdam Science Day! Find out how plants adapt to their environment - with exciting insights and experiments for children aged 6 and over. 📅 10 May 2025 🕐 1 pm – 7 pm 🚩 Potsdam Science Park, Golm Free entry #PTDW2025 #SFB1644 #UniPotsdam
Save the Date! Unser SFB 1644 beim 12. Potsdamer Tag der Wissenschaften! Erfahrt, wie Pflanzen sich an ihre Umwelt anpassen – mit spannenden Einblicken und Experimenten für Kinder ab 6 Jahren. 📅 10. Mai 2025 🕐 13–19 Uhr 🚩 Potsdam Science Park, Golm Eintritt frei #PTDW2025 #SFB1644 #UniPotsdam
Save the Date! Unser SFB 1644 beim 12. Potsdamer Tag der Wissenschaften! Erfahrt, wie Pflanzen sich an ihre Umwelt anpassen – mit spannenden Einblicken und Experimenten für Kinder ab 6 Jahren. 📅 10. Mai 2025 🕐 13–19 Uhr 🚩 Potsdam Science Park, Golm Eintritt frei #PTDW2025 #SFB1644 #UniPotsdam
🌿 Join us for PhenPlasPlants 2025! We're thrilled to announce our International Conference on Phenotypic Plasticity in Plants! 📅 9–10 Oct 2025 📍 Potsdam, Germany We especially welcome early-career scientists to present their research! 🔗 Register: www.uni-potsdam.de/en/ppp/phenplasplants-2025
We are now on Bluesky! Our Collaborative Research Center 1644 “Phenotypic Plasticity in Plants” was recently established at the University of Potsdam.