Spring 2027

Colloquium in Plant Science and Technology

Colloquium covering regional, national, and international plant science industry topics, including careers and sustainability.

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Summary

What you’ll be able to do

  • Describe what education and training is needed for various careers in horticulture and plant sciences.

  • Discuss current plant science topics and be able to find scientific, unbiased sources of information.

  • Identify opportunities for career development in the plant sciences and horticulture.

  • Discuss the numerous ways that plant science and horticulture can help to reduce climate change effects for a sustainable future.

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Prerequisites

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PLANTSCI 121

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Spring 2027

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Student experience

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Overview of regional, national and international areas of importance to various plant science industries. Discuss current plant science related topics of special interest.

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Topics

  • Regional, national, and international plant science industries.
  • Current plant science topics of special interest.
  • Education and training for careers in horticulture and plant sciences.
  • Plant science and horticulture's role in reducing climate change effects for a sustainable future.

Skills

  • Describing education and training requirements for careers in horticulture and plant sciences.
  • Discussing current plant science topics and finding scientific, unbiased sources of information.
  • Identifying opportunities for career development in plant sciences and horticulture.
  • Discussing how plant science and horticulture can help reduce climate change effects for a sustainable future.

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Dataset & model

Recorded 2026-10-14

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Qwen/Qwen3.8-27B
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