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Upcoming annual meetings:

PSNA 2027 at Cornell University, Ithaca, USA

PSNA will present the following awards to early-career scientists and young investigators at the 2027 Annual Meeting:

The Plant Journal – PSNA Early Career Award; the deadline for applications: January 30th, 2027

The Arthur C. Neish Young Investigator Award; nominations by PSNA members are now accepted; the deadline for nominations January 30th, 2027

PSNA will provide Fellowships and Travel Awards to attend the 2027 Annual Meeting.

Undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers are eligible.

For details, please contact the chair of the awards committee,

Dr. Zhen Wang

Stay connected for more details on the PSNA 2027 meeting.

Future PSNA Annual Meetings

2028: Arkansas State University, USA

Phytochemtalks presents virtual seminar series

Organizing Committee
Lars Kruse (University British Columbia)
Gaurav Moghe (Cornell University)
Swathi Nadakuduti (University of Florida)
Thu-Thuy Dang (University British Columbia)
Lucas Busta (University Minnesota Duluth)

Co-organized by the Botanical Society of America’s Phytochemistry Section

and the Phytochemical Society of North America.

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Proposing and Hosting a Meeting

Want to propose a meeting or have an idea where we can meet next?

The PSNA will review proposals from members approximately 2-3 years in advance of the proposed meeting. Proposals should be sent to the PSNA President and the prospective organizers will give a presentation to the Executive Committee during a virtual conference call or at an annual meeting. Guidelines for proposing a meeting can be viewed by clicking the button below.

Detailed guidelines for future hosts are currently developed and will be posted soon. Hosts are strongly encouraged to follow these organizational guidelines regarding the content, budget, and timeline.

Proposal Guidelines

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