Plant Lipids: Structure, Metabolism and Function (GRS) 2027
This research conference examines plant lipid biology and its applications.
Holiday Inn Oxnard - Ventura
- Date
- Starts January 24, 2027
- Venue
- Holiday Inn Oxnard - Ventura
TL;DR
- The conference starts January 24, 2027, at Holiday Inn Oxnard - Ventura.
- Its program covers plant lipid biology, including links to photosynthesis, environmental resilience, signaling, membrane function, and cellular energy and storage.
- The supplied details identify young doctoral and post-doctoral researchers, experienced mentors, and trainee moderators among its audience.
Who you'll find in the room
Young doctoral and post-doctoral researchers
The conference identifies young doctoral and post-doctoral researchers among its participants.
Experienced mentors
Experienced mentors are included in the conference audience.
Trainee moderators
Trainee moderators are included in the conference audience.
Venue & travel
Venue
Holiday Inn Oxnard - VenturaQuestions people ask
5 answeredThe conference starts January 24, 2027.
It takes place at Holiday Inn Oxnard - Ventura.
The identified audience includes young doctoral and post-doctoral researchers, experienced mentors, and trainee moderators.
It is most useful for plant biochemists and lipid researchers, especially doctoral and postdoctoral trainees, since the program covers membrane function, signaling, lipidomics and synthetic biology, and it brings together trainees with experienced mentors. Researchers outside plant lipid biology, or those wanting industry exhibits and commercial contacts, would get less from a Gordon Research Conference format built around scientific discussion.
Attendees at Gordon Research Conferences typically dress casually, in jeans or khakis and relaxed shirts, and a light jacket is useful for evenings at a hotel venue in January.
Source: grc.org/plant-lipids-structure-metabolism-and-function-conference/2027
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