Synopsis
David Miller was the founder of SCI's Horticulture Group. David was a stalwart of the Guernsey horticulture industry for over 40 years, and made a great contribution to UK horticulture as a whole. He was always one to look ahead, and the encouragement and support he gave to young people at the outset of their horticulture careers, was fundamental to his philosophy.
The David Miller Travel Bursary Awards was set up in his honour and aims to give one or more young plant scientists or horticulturists the opportunity of domestic or overseas travel in connection with their careers.
Programme
Tuesday 8 October 2024
- 11:00
- Registration and refreshments
- 11:30
- Introductory remarks
Alec Forsyth, Chair SCI Horticulture group
- 11:50
- 2023 David Miller winner
Ece Imam Moustafa
- 12:10
- Plant health introduction
Alec Forsyth, Chair SCI Horticulture group
- 12:20
- Short talk – Plant Health Bursary Winner
Tabby Woodvine, University of Lincoln
- 12:30
- Short talk – Plant Health Bursary winner
Alice McCallister, Christ Church University, Canterbury
- 12:40
- Lunch
- 14:00
- Keynote speaker
Rosanne Maguire, University of Warwick
- 14:30
- 2024 David Miller winner
Hazel Marsden, James Hutton Institute, Dundee
- 14:50
- 2024 David Miller winner
Anika Damm, University of Cambridge
- 15:10
- Presentation of awards
Julie George
- 15:15
- Refreshment break
- 15:45
- Keynote speaker
Simon Pearson, University of Lincoln
- 16:15
- Closing remarks
Alec Forsyth
- 16:30
- Close
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CPD Info
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Organising committee
David Atkinson, SCI
Alison Foster, University of Kent