Agrisera News

The Global Plant Events Calendar, run by ASPB/Plantae and Agrisera has celebrated its fifth year! This resource provides you with a comprehensive list of events, like conferences, workshops and webinars, some being free of charge. 

The list for 2025 events keeps filling up, to aid your conference attendance planning.

If you are organizing a meeting, you are welcome to sign it up into the calendar, which will make it visible worldwide, through this very popular resource. All events displayed in the calendar are curated, to protect you from irrelevant information and predatory conferences. 

Beyond the current 15% discount for all epitope tag antibodies, Agrisera offers several epitope tag antibodies, currently under development, free of charge, in return for experimental results.
The offer includes: 

• 50 µg of antigen affinity purified epitope tag antibody
• High-titer matching secondary antibody
• Agrisera chemiluminescent detection reagent

Take advantage of this unique offer and review a complete list here.

Let us know which antibodies you would like to test!

Agrisera attended the 34th International Conference on Arabidopsis Research, in SanDiego USA, held between the 15th and 19th of July. Agrisera was represented by Dr. Chris Brown.

Thank you to everyone who visited Agrisera's booth to discuss antibodies and plant science, and to the conference organizers for yet another successful meeting. 

Agrisera's Educational Posters were available free of charge at the conference. In case you did not get a chance to obtain copies, you can request them, free of charge, here.

The International Symposium on Iron Nutrition and Interactions in Plants (ISINIP) took place between the 8th and 12th of July, in Düsseldorf in Germany. Scientific sessions covered the following topics:

Best Poster Prizes from Agrisera were awarded to two young scientists. 


The Plant Epigenetics meeting took place between 10th and 12th of July, in Clermond-Ferrand in France.

Agrisera supported this meeting with hard copies of our educational posters focused on epigenetics, which were developed in collaboration with scientists in the field. 
 

 
 

Rice is a staple food for more than half of the world's population, particularly in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Research on this important crop includes:

• Nutritional Improvement like Golden Rice with increased vitamin A.
• Investigation of rice climate change adaptation by development of varieties which are more tolerant to drought, salinity, and temperature extremes as well as flooding.
• Research on pests and diseases, which can help reduce the use of chemicals and lead to more sustainable agriculture.
• Understanding of genetic diversity and preservation of wild rice species, which are valuable genetic resources for future breeding programs.

All Agrisera antibodies to rice proteins are offered with a 15% discount between July and September of this year. Browse Agrisera rice antibody collection here.

To apply the discount, use discount code Rice15 at checkout, or when placing your order by email.
 

The Young Researchers Symposium on Photobiology (YRSPP) took place between 2nd and 5th of July in Utrecht, The Netherlands. 

Agrisera's Best Talk prize was awarded to Johannes Rötzer, from the Dolan Group at the GMI Vienna, part of the Vienna BioCenter for the talk "The role of blue light receptors during cell polarization in Marchantia polymorpha".

Congratulations!

Agrisera supported the meeting with hard copies of our educational posters focused on photosynthesis, which were available to participants. 

Agrisera Educational Posters developed in collaboration with scientists in the field of photosynthesis.