The 24th Plant Biology Europe Congress, jointly organized by FESPB and EPSO, took place at the Budapest Congress Center in Budapest, Hungary, from June 25–28, 2025. The four-day scientific gathering brought together plant biologists from across Europe and beyond to explore both traditional and cutting-edge research topics, with a special focus on plant responses to climate change and environmental stress.
As part of the Congress, researchers from the EU-funded CREDIT Vibes project presented their latest results through poster sessions:
Marijenka Tabaković presented her work in the “Plant-plant interactions and biocontrol” section with a poster titled “Optimizing cropping practices towards increased photosynthesis efficiency”.
Natalija Kravić contributed to the “Plants under abiotic stress” section with the poster “Enhancing maize yield: the impact of primary metabolites on drought resilience”, shedding light on strategies to improve crop tolerance to water stress.
Participation in this prestigious congress provided an excellent platform for CREDIT Vibes researchers to share insights, exchange knowledge, and strengthen collaborations within the European plant science community.
