3rd Annual WSU Plant Science Symposium

Foundations for the Future: Embracing New Agricultural Technology

Feeding the future depends on innovation in agriculture, including new technology, diverse crops, and improvement to classic methods.

Are you interested in learning about new agricultural technologies and how they will impact food production? Looking for a way to network with other plant scientists? Want to hone your science communication and presentation skills? Join us for our plant science symposium, a member of the Pioneer Plant Science Symposium series on:

Friday, March 22 in the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center at WSU Pullman

Registration is FREE! and includes snacks, lunch, and drink tickets for a social mixer. There will be a poster session and we will hear about the most current and exciting research in agriculture from 6 fantastic speakers!

To register and for more information please visit our website: plantsciencesymposium.wsu.edu

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