IMPORTANT DATES

Early-bird registration has been extended until Saturday, April 12^th.
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Abstract submission
deadline for oral
presentation:

April 12

Abstract submission
deadline for poster
presentation:

May 10

Poster Session

POSTER SESSION I. June 30, 17:05 - 18:30

POSTER SESSION II. July 01, 11:00 - 12:40

Lecture and poster abstracts will be available online.

The poster sessions will take place in the Nautis Hotel, "Naszád" room on the ground floor.
Posters are expected to be mounted on the opening day, and can remain displayed for 3 days, until the end of the Conference.
Recommended size of posters: AO, 90 x 120 cm, portrait format, and numbered in advance.
(Poster stands are 100 cm X 200 cm)
Tools will be provided at the site to help install the posters.

Nr.	Name	Poster
P01	Pasquale Luca Curci	ELEVATED URBAN CO₂ AS A DRIVER OF EVOLUTIONARY AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC ADAPTATION IN PLANTS
P02	Daniel Duda	THE IMPACT OF GERANYLGERANYLATED CHLOROPHYLLS ON THE FUNCTION AND PHOTOINHIBITION OF PHOTOSYSTEMS IN ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA
P03	Liesel Gamarra Reinoso	UNRAVELING ROOT-TO-SHOOT INORGANIC CARBON TRANSPORT: INSIGHTS FROM ARABIDOPSIS AND BARLEY
P04	Éva Hideg	PHOTOPERIOD-DEPENDENT PLANT RESPONSES TO LOW DOSE ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION
P05	Melinda Magyar	THE ROLE OF PROTONATION PROCESSES IN THE GRADUAL FORMATION OF THE LIGHT-ADAPTED CHARGE-SEPARATED STATE OF PHOTOSYSTEM II
P06	Henna Mustila	PROTEOMIC RESPONSES OF THE CYANOBACTERIUM SYNECHOCYSTIS SP. PCC 6803 TO ALKALINE PH ENVIRONMENT
P07	Valéria Nagy	CHLOROPHYLL-MEDIATED IN VIVO AND IN VITRO PHOTOISOMERISATION OF ζ CAROTENE AND LYCOPENE IN SYNECHOCYSTIS PCC 6803
P08	Gábor Patyi	INVESTIGATION OF SINGLET OXYGEN RESPONSIVE GENES IN SYNECHOCYSTIS PCC 6803
P09	Nia Z. Petrova	OVEREXPRESSION OF NAD(P)H DEHYDROGENASE (NDA2) INCREASES LIGHT-INDUCED EXOELECTROGENIC ACTIVITY IN CHLAMYDOMONAS REINHARDTII AFTER ANOXIC TREATMENT
P10	Andrea Jara Quispe	PHOTOSYNTHESIS PERFORMANCE AND LIGHT STRESS DEFENCE UNDER SEVERE HEAT AND ROOT ANOXIA IN HUNGARIAN WINTER WHEAT CULTIVARS
P11	Mahipal S. Rao	INFLUENCE OF ETHYLENE PRIMING ON PLASTID DEVELOPMENT AND PHOTOSYNTHETIC ACTIVITY
P12	Vladimír Špunda	EXTREMELY RAPID ZEAXANTHIN-DEPENDENT NPQ INDUCTION IN NORWAY SPRUCE NEEDLES AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURES
P13	Milán Szabó	HYPERSPECTRAL REFLECTANCE PROFILING FOR HIGH THROUGHPUT SCREENING OF MICROALGAE
P14	Dávid Tóth	CHARACTERIZATION OF PHT4 PHOSPHATE TRANSPORTERS IN THE GREEN ALGA CHLAMYDOMONAS REINHARDTII
P15	Ildikó Valkai	PROLINE METABOLISM AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN ARABIDOPSIS
P16	Daniel Vrábl	MODULATION OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS ACCUMULATION BY NON-STRUCTURAL CARBOHYDRATES: INSIGHTS FROM STEM GIRDLING IN PHASEOLUS VULGARIS
P17	Deborah Zhuang	MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, ULTRAFAST SPECTROSCOPY, AND COMPUTATIONAL METHODS WORKING IN CONCERT TO DECODE THE CHROMOPHORE NETWORKS IN THE PHYCOBILISOME
P18	Sumithlal Kunnummal	UNRAVELING ASCORBATE TRANSPORT IN CHLOROPLASTS: INVESTIGATING THE ROLE OF PHT4;2 TRANSPORTER
P19	Luigi Camerlenghi	FAST ENE-REDUCTASE YQJM MIGHT OBTAIN ELECTRONS ALTERNATIVELY IN CYANOBACTERIA, BUT NOT FROM FERREDOXINS DIRECTLY
P20	Parveen Akhtar	LIGHT-HARVESTING COMPLEX I IN THE STREPTOPHITE ALGA NITELLOPSIS OBTUSA IS TUNED FOR HARVESTING FAR-RED LIGHT
P21	Kashif Mohd Shaikh	THE THYLAKOID- AND PYRENOID-LOCALIZED PHOSPHATE TRANSPORTER PHT4-9 IS ESSENTIAL FOR PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN CHLAMYDOMONAS
P22	Ildikó Valkai	PROLINE METABOLISM AND PHOTOSYNTHESIS IN ARABIDOPSIS
P23	Sumit Singhal	PULSE-SHAPER-ASSISTED HIGH-REPETITON-RATE BROADBAND 2D ELECTRONIC SPECTROSCOPY OF CYANOBACTERIAL PHOTOSYSTEM I
P24	Győző Garab	REVISITING THE CHLOROPHYLL-A FLUORESCENCE TRANSIENTS OF PHOTOSYSTEM II: FROM THE KNOWN KNOWNS TO THE UNKNOWN UNKNOWNS