Research at Plant-PATH examines how plants adapt to climate change and how plant hormones influence this process. The center aims to revolutionize our understanding of how plants adapt to environmental changes, and enable the development of crops that can withstand climate change, securing the future of food production.
Plant-PATH consists of four research groups; two at the Dept. Molecular Biology and Genetics (MBG) at Aarhus University in Denmark, and two satellite groups in Germany and Belgium.
The Danish National Research Foundation has awarded 60 million DKK to a new center at the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics. The center aims to revolutionize our understanding of how plants adapt to environmental changes and enable the development of crops that can withstand climate change, securing the future of food production.
Dates: 4 September 2025 (precise program TBA)
Venue: A nice venue in/around Aarhus, Denmark (precise location TBA)
The group members in the Plant-PATH center will soon be invited for the first in-person retreat. More details will follow soon.
The Center for Active Transport of Plant Hormones (Plant-PATH) is a Center of Excellence funded by the Danish National Research Foundation.
