In 3 short years, PhotosynQ went from a small project in David Kramer's lab to a global network of researchers with a diverse set of skills and goals. In this workshop, collaborators will share their results and experiences, we will discuss how the PhotosynQ platform and technologies (MultispeQ and related devices) can be used as educational tools, can be modified to address other important research needs, and provide guidance on how to use PhotosynQ to collect high quality photosynthesis data.

To register, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/photosynq-workshop-tickets-23938511733?aff=es2

Location:	MPS Building, 1066 Bogue St. [map]
Price:	free, registration required
Sponsor:	PhotosynQ and MSU AgBioResearch
Contact:	Dan TerAvest teravestdan@gmail.com
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