Environmental Impact on Biodiversity and Plant Development

Department of Biological Sciences, Presidency University


Date: 19th (Thursday) -20th February, 2015 (Friday)
Venue: A J C Bose Auditorium, Presidency University, Kolkata.

Sponsored By : DBT-BUILDER Program

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Please find the following distribution for the poster sessions to be held on 19th and 20th February, 2015

Date- 19th February:(16:45-18:30 hrs)
Selected posters- A1-A16; PU1-PU11

Date- 20th February: (12:35- 14:30 hrs)
Selected posters- A17-A32; PU12-PU22

ABOUT THE SYMPOSIUM
Plants play immeasurable roles in the survival of living organisms in myriad of environmental conditions. They are the foundation of human survival and development. The growth, differentiation, development and reproduction of plants and their interactions with the environment are most mysterious and fascinating phenomena of the nature. This National Symposium on "Environmental Impact on Biodiversity and Plant Development" will focus on plants-environment interactions such as plant protection, plant diversity, plants-soil interactions and so on and provide a platform for the attendees to exchange their research results.

A number of eminent scientists from all over India are joining the symposium, which will be held on 19th-20th, February 2015. This two-day symposium will feature keynote talks in plenary sessions and poster presentations. DBS earnestly looks forward to the participation of scientists, scholars and students from all over India.
The Symposium will have the following Sessions:

  • Environmental Ecology in the changing world
  • Plant and its interactions with the environment
  • Emerging technologies in plant and the environment
  • Plant development and cell signalling

How to Find Us

Presidency University
(Main Campus)

86/1 College Street
Kolkata 700073

Presidency University
(2nd Campus)

Plot No. DG/02/02,
Premises No. 14-0358, Action Area-ID
New Town
(Near Biswa Bangla Convention Centre)
Kolkata-700156
Contact details Presidency University Students Corner

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