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September 2020
Introduction to Phytoplankton (Beginner)
This course is perfect for those who have a strong interest in algae but little experience within the field. Disclaimer: Due to government guidelines relating to social distancing in response to COVID-19, we will only be running courses at a capacity of 8 students per course. The safety of our staff and course attendees is our highest priority and as such all participants will be expected to observe a 2m distance while in the FBA building, including the laboratory, as…
Find out more »November 2020
BPS Funding Schemes – Student Bursaries Application Deadline
Enquiries concerning any of the BPS Funding Schemes should be directed to the Chair of the BPS Awards and Training Committee awards@brphycsoc.org Applications for funding must be made using the official form for the funding scheme available from the BPS website https://brphycsoc.org/awards_training/ Applications should be left in Microsoft Word format and not converted to PDF. Submit by email to awards@brphycsoc.org before midnight on the day of the application deadline. Late applications will not be considered. For further information on student…
Find out more »BPS Funding Schemes – Early Career Researcher Bursaries for the BPS Annual Meeting Application Deadline
BPS Council introduced this award, for up to £500 towards attendance at the BPS Annual meeting, with a view to supporting the careers of young phycologists. The applicant will be expected to attend the whole meeting and should plan to present an oral presentation. Applications for funding must be made using the official form for the funding scheme available from the BPS website https://brphycsoc.org/awards_training/. For further information on the funding scheme please download the BPS Funding Guidelines here.
Find out more »Euglena International Network (EIN) Inaugural Meeting – Virtual
The Euglena International Network (EIN) is a new initiative advancing research into Euglenoid algae. These fascinating organisms are very diverse and include heterotrophs, photosynthetic and predatory species. Recent advances in Euglena will be discussed and we will be proposing new research directions and what the “Grand Challenges” for Euglena research are. So, whether you are interested in Euglena ecology, genomics or biotechnology, we would welcome your interest in EIN. Meeting type: Virtual Date: 9-10 November 2020 (day 1 and day 2) Time: 3-6 pm (GMT) each day Sign up…
Find out more »January 2021
BPS Winter Meeting 2021 – Nottingham (Online)
The 69th Annual Meeting of the British Phycological Society with Protistology UK Registration opens 1 September 2020 4th to 8th January 2021 (Online) University of Nottingham Visit the meeting website, here.
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