Welcome to the EPPS 2025


Plenary Building at the WCCB, Copyrights (C) WorldCCBonn

We warmly welcome you to the European Plant Phenomics Symposium (EPPS), bringing together scientists from academia and industry as well as many stakeholders dedicated to advancing plant phenotyping research and technology in Europe and beyond.

The EPPS takes place:

This symposium provides a collaborative and interactive platform for sharing the latest innovations, methods, and applications in phenotyping.
With the symposium we aim at supporting the discussion about advances of Plant Phenomics under controlled and field conditions combined and its integration with genomics and data science with the goal to accelerate breeding of climate-resilient crops and to enable transition towards resilient agroecosystems, ensuring sustainable food systems under future environmental conditions. Join us for a unique opportunity to engage with experts, discover cutting-edge solutions, and explore new partnerships that will shape the future of plant science and agritech.

 For more information see the full program

IMPORTANT


Registration is open

  • Registration submission deadline:

       - early bird registration: 30.04.2025

       - regular registration: 31.07.2025

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Submit your abstract

Call for Workshop organizers

  • Organize a workshop of your interest based on a simple application
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Join a training school

  • 12-15th of September, Bonn
  • Hands on data
  • Hands on technology with industry representatives
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Call for Participation: Shape the Future of Plant Phenomics –
Join the Early Career Professionals Network's Forum!


The EPPS Organizing Committee & IPPN are excited to announce the launch of a dedicated Early Career Professionals Network (ECPN)

This is a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of a vibrant, global community dedicated to supporting upcoming plant phenotyping professionals.

The ECPN aims to establish a sustainable platform for collaboration, advocacy, knowledge exchange, & professional development, extending beyond the EPPS symposium to encompass an international network that operates on an ongoing basis. We are seeking passionate & driven Early Career researchers & industry Professionals (ECPs) to form an inaugural ECPN Forum. 

Interested? More information

EPPS Scientific Committee


Thomas Altmann, DPPN, IPK Gatersleben, Germany

 

Roland Pieruschka, DPPN, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany

Enric Belles-Boix, EMPHASIS, VIB, Belgium

 

Carla Pinheiro, FCT, Portugal

Stijn Dhondt, EMPHASS, VIB, Belgium

  Ines Pinho, EMPHASIS, VIB, Belgium

Sven Fahrner, DPPN, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany

 

Jörg-Peter Schnitzler, HMGU, Germany

Simone Gatzke, DPPN, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany

 

Susie Robinson, EMPHASIS

Andreas Hund, ETH Zürich, Switzerland

 

Ulrich Schurr, DPPN, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany

Vincent Jalink, IPPN, PhenoVation, The Netherlands

 

Francois Tardieu, INRAE, France

Adolf Keßeler, DPPN, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany

  Jana Barbro Winkler, DPPN, HMGU, Germany

Bertrand Muller, INRAE, France

 

 

Kerstin Neumann, DPPN, IPK Gatersleben, Germany

 

 

 

 

 

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