Past events

The International Barley Hub runs a series of seminars throughout the year. These seminars are run by world-leading scientists and industry experts and are free to attend. Events will be recorded and will be available to view on this page after they have taken place.

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IBH Webinar | Conserved modules, novel forms Investigating morphological innovation in the grasses

1st July 2026Presented by Katie Jeal from The Sainsbury Lab, Cambridge University, UK. Related posts:

IBH Webinar | Induced resistance in barley: how rhizobacteria, genotype, and environment shape aphid defence

20th March 2026 Related posts: IBH Seminar: Protein Content or Composition: Which Provides Better Insights

IBH Webinar | Proteomic insights into water-use efficiency and malt quality trade-offs to inform barley breeding strategies

15th May 2026 Michelle Colgrave & Clare O’Lone, Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for

IBH Webinar | When the Dance Goes Off Beat: Barley Mutants Expose Meiotic Recombination Pathways

19th March 2026 Related posts: IBH Seminar | Understanding Plant Germplasm collections: Data, Sharing, and

IBH Webinar | Precision Plant Editing: From Barley to Amaranth with CRISPR in Hand

Wednesday 4th March Summary This seminar focussed on how CRISPR-based genome editing is transforming modern

IBH Webinar | IBH Webinar EORNA2 – Autonomous data discovery and processing for databasing of barley gene expression data

Wednesday 22nd January Summary The seminar focused on significant updates to the Eona database for

IBH Webinar | Spatial Transcriptomics Reveals How Sucrose Transport Shapes Wheat Grain Development

Thursday 13th November Summary The meeting focused on Dr. Chen Ji’s research on spatial transcriptomics

IBH Webinar | Lateral Branching Oxidoreductase Acts in a Strigolactone Biosynthesis Sub-pathway to Inhibit Barley

Summary: Thursday 30th October The meeting focused on Dr. Bruar’s research into plant hormones, particularly

IBH Webinar | Exploring Wild Barley Alleles to Improve Stress Tolerance in Elite Barley

Summary: Thursday 2nd October Professor Klaus Pillen presents on improving stress tolerance in barley using

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