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Welcome Microp
Video: look back on the MiCRop annual meeting of 2025 Booklet and recording from Marcel Dicke's farewell address 'Bugged Ideas' now available for download Born to rewild: Reconnecting beneficial plant-microbiome alliances for resilient future crops Article: Global divergence in plant and mycorrhizal fungal diversity hotspots
About MiCRop - Microbial Imprinting for Crop Resilience
Plant roots house one of the most diverse, yet vastly neglected, microbial communities on earth. The aim of the Gravitation programme, Microbial Imprinting for Crop Resilience (MiCRop), is to harness the genomic potential of root microbes as a new platform for improved stress resilience of future crops and sustainable food production.
MiCRop research
MiCRop research We are facing key societal problems of the 21st century, in particular increased global demand for crops that are more resilient to (a)biotic stress and less dependent on fertilisiers and pesticides. The aim of MiCRop is to tackle these with a global vision.
Courses - Microp
Upcoming course co-organised by MiCRop Eco-metabolomics This PhD course will take place at UvA and is co-organised with the Netherlands Metabolomics Centre (NMC), the Netherlands Graduate School Experimental Plant Sciences (EPS), NWO-Gravity programme MICROP and will be offered to (inter)national PhD students, postdocs and other interested scientists. The maximum number of participants will be ...
Collaborating Partners Microp
Collaborating Partners MiCRop collaborating industry MiCRop collaborating institutes
MiCRop Annual Meeting 2022
We are happy and proud after the first live MiCRop Annual Meeting! After almost 2.5 years of online meetings online, we came together on 23 and 24 June. The two days were filled with great presentations, exciting science and lively discussions. Next to presentations from the six groups and data team, there were also poster pitches, a poster session, pitches from representatives from ...
Organisation 5th Plant Microbiome Symposium
The 5th Plant Microbiome Symposium will be held at the Royal Tropical Institute (KIT), in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 17-21 June 2024. This conference will bring together scientists working on the (plant) microbiome from different angles and employing a variety of research strategies.
Vacancies - Microp
Vacancies Eight PhD and postdoc positions in plant-microbiome interactions for Gravitation programme MiCRop 2025-05-15 Are you an enthusiastic researcher with a particular interest in the root microbiome? Then we have the perfect set of vacancies for you! Read more
(Skills) Trainings & Discussion Groups Microp
MiCRop and its members organise a variety of trainings and discussions on different topics: Regular trainings & discussion groups Scientific Meetings: The whole MiCRop consortium comes together every two months to discuss relevant topics, procedures, protocols and plans. Chaired by tenure trackers and postdocs of the consortium.
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