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EPSO News, the EPSO Newsletter
 Issue 7 (June 2007)
   - Full content for EPSO members
   - First two pages for non-members

Previous issues
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Junior scientists input

EPSO session at ESOF2008 (21 July 08) "The Heat is on. Are crops and algae our future source of energy?"

EPSO workshop on Biofuels (London, UK) - Report from Mike Bevan (June 08)

EPSO - Strengthening European plant science - SEB bulletin (March 08)

Open Letter to EPSO representatives, supporting scientists and personal members (Jan 2008)

An invitation to join EPSO - GARNET Newsletter (Dec 2007)

Introducing EPSO - SOL newletter (Nov 2007)

EPSO position paper on bioenergy (21 Sept 2007) and two related talks at the Venice conference on energy (20/21 Sept 2007):
 - Michael Bevan's talk
 - Dianna Bowles' talk

Strategic research Agenda (June 2007)
   - Part I: Summary
   - Part II: SRA

A joint paper from EPSO and European Federation of Biotechnology, Section of Applied Biocatalysis (ESAB) "Investing in green and white biotech" Nature Biotechnology (July 2006)

EPSO publication "European Plant Science: A Field of Opportunities" Journal of Experimental Botany (June 2005)

EPSO brochure “Creating a future for plant research in Europe” (Nov 2004)

EPSO statement on Plant Science in Europe (Oct 2002)  

Open Letter to Politicians (July 2000)

EPSO response to the European Research Area:
"Securing the future of plant science in Europe - 10 year vision for plant science in Europe" (June 2000)

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