#SIPPxEntoSoc2025 - What a fantastic (sold-out!) conference! For the second year running, we’re proud to showcase the latest in Irish plant science and entomology research with @EntoSoc. Huge thanks to our speakers, poster presenters, attendees, and @agriculture_ie for hosting
#SIPPxEntoSoc2025 - What a fantastic (sold-out!) conference! For the second year running, we’re proud to showcase the latest in Irish plant science and entomology research with @EntoSoc. Huge thanks to our speakers, poster presenters, attendees, and @agriculture_ie for hosting
The Department was delighted to recently host the @SIPPathologists and Student Entomology Society Ireland Annual Conference at our Backweston Campus. Chief Plant Health Officer, Louise Byrne opened the conference by emphasising the importance of plant health and biosecurity.
📢 Reminder: SIPP × EntoSoc Joint Conference, Oct 24 @ Backweston
Keynote talks on plant health 🌿, entomology 🪲, Asian hornet 🐝 + Plant Health Lab tour 🧪
📝 Abstracts due Sept 29 | 🎟 Tickets by Oct 15
Save the date!
After the success of last year's joint conference with the Society of Irish Plant Pathologists, we are delighted to announce the reedition of the event this year!!
#entomology#pathology#insect#plant
More information available on:
https://t.co/EKTkFDgglw
📢 At our last SIPP scientific meeting, @UltanODomhnaill presented his research on 'Rescuing Data to Help Understand Ireland’s Forestry Pests' 🌲 His newly published paper explores decades of this historical Irish pest data 📊 Check it out below:
Great to see @SIPPathologists &@EntoSoc meeting to discuss Future Plant Health issues in Ireland. I hope you had a successful meeting ! @jristaino1
For the first time @SIPPathologists & @EntoSoc joined forces to host our Future Plant Health Responders meeting, and it was a great success! Huge thanks to everyone who contributed and participated! #FutureResponders#PlantHealth
Foresters and researchers generate vast quantities of data each year to inform decisions on all aspects of forestry, from sustainable management to tree breeding. Dr Tomas Byrne highlights the value of such data in addressing climate adaptation challenges https://t.co/Y49BKba5hS
The joint @SIPPathologists & @EntoSoc Future Plant Health Responders Meeting meeting is on at @teagasc ! Representing the Tree Improvement team we had Karuna Shrestha, with a great talk on her work on micropropagation of ash to accelerate breeding and help tackle dieback 🌳 🦠
Keynote Talk by Padraig Flattery from Met Éireann:
🌍 Irelands climate is changing, we’re seeing an increase in temperatures by 0.7°C, along with shifts towards drier summers and wetter winters 🌦️ These changes could significantly impact plant health
Tonight on "Mooney Goes Wild" (RTE Radio One at 10), I head to Teagasc to hear about a major conference organised for this weekend. It is open to members of the public who can hear about current research being undertaken. @NatureRTE
🎙️ Listen back as @SIPPathologists and @EntoSoc discuss the upcoming Future Plant Health Responders meeting, share insights into both societies, and explore entomology and pathology in Ireland on Mooney Goes Wild - RTÉ Radio 1 (@NatureRTE@mybroadcasts). https://t.co/TEldQkp9Vw
📻 Tune in Tonight!
On RTÉ Mooney Goes Wild tonight at 10 PM @Sipp & @EntoSoc discuss plant health ahead of our Future Plant Health Responders event this Friday! 🌿🎙️
Don't miss it!
#PlantHealth#MooneyGoesWild@NatureRTE@mybroadcasts