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The new coronavirus (COVID-19) and influenza have been spreading. This meeting will bring together many people, so we ask that each participant take good care of his or her health and wear a mask to prevent infection.
Please note that the information in this document is subject to change depending on outbreaks of infectious diseases. Please see the latest information on the meeting website.
The Annual Meeting will be held in a hybrid style, with poster presentations on-site and all presentations other than poster presentations, including oral presentations, symposia and ceremonies, at the Kobe International Conference Center. Online participants are requested to log in to the web abstracts (ORSAM portal) on the Annual Meeting website. After logging in, you can attend all sessions, including oral presentations, symposia, award ceremonies, luncheon seminars and related meetings. You can also view posters and chat with presenters online. Poster presentations of high school students’ biological research will be given on-site but will not be distributed online.
For the latest information on the Annual Meeting, please visit the Annual Meeting website.
Oral presentations, including symposia, luncheon seminars, and award lectures will be held both on-site and via Zoom meetings.
The logo of the Kobe Annual Meeting was designed by Seita Watanabe, Osaka Public University Botanical Garden. The logo features the red port tower of Kobe Port and a ship’s anchor, and is decorated with hydrangea, the city flower of Kobe, and sasanqua, the city tree, to symbolize Kobe, a city surrounded by the sea and mountains.
On-site registration fee (including fee for online access to the Abstract Book) |
Banquet fee | |
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JSPP, TSPB, ASPB member | 12,000yen (tax free) | 13,000yen (tax included) |
JSPP, TSPB, ASPB student member | 5,000yen (tax free) | 10,000yen (tax included) |
Non-member | 15,000yen (tax included) | 13,000yen (tax included) |
Regardless of the language of the presentation, all figures and tables should be prepared in English. In preparing figures and tables, please refer to the website of Barrier-Free Presentation Methods for Colorblind People (https://www.nig.ac.jp/color/gen/).
1. Qualification of presenters
In accordance with JSPP Article 7(3) and 9(2), the presenters of the Annual Meeting must be JSPP members. If you are a presenter who is in the process of enrollment, please complete the procedure and the payment of the membership fee before the Annual Meeting; otherwise, your presentation will be canceled.
2. Style of presentation
The type of presentation (poster or oral presentation) is decided by the program committee to meet the requests at the time of application. Please make sure to confirm the type of presentation through the program before proceeding with your preparations.
3. Poster presentations
Posters should be in English. The Poster panel is 90cm (width) × 210cm(height from the floor). Pushpins for mounting your poster are provided by the Meeting Committee.
Day 1 (March 17) | Day 2 (March 18) | |
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Presentation No. / place | 1P01–1P88 / 3rd floor 1Q01–1Q69 / 5th floor |
2P01–2P90 / 3rd floor 2Q01–2Q69 / 5th floor |
Mounting | March 17 9:00–12:00 | March 18 10:30–12:00 |
Discussion | March 17 Odd numbers 17:15–18:00 Even numbers 18:00–18:45 |
March 18 Odd numbers 13:20–14:05 Even numbers 14:05–14:50 |
Removal | March 18 9:00–10:30 | March 19 13:30–16:00 |
4. Oral presentations
On-site presentations
Online presentations
Questions and comments
The procedures for symposium presentations are the same as those for oral presentations except for the presentation time slots. Please refer to “1) General presentations 4. Oral presentations” above or ask the organizers of your symposium for details.
Wi-Fi accounts that will be available.
ID: JSPP
Password: kobe2024
The participants in this Annual Meeting must agree not to tell third parties various passwords and URLs, not to record or shoot presentation screens, and not disseminate unpublished results learned at the meeting. In addition, the presenters should understand that the risk of recording and shooting your presentation and unpublished results will be increased at the online meeting compared with a conventional meeting. On the basis of the consent of the participants to the confidentiality obligation, the annual committee will take measures, such as to prevent participants from recording or shooting the presentation as much as possible.
Taking pictures by the camera, video, cell phone, or audio recording without the permission of the presenter is strictly prohibited. It is also prohibited to publish the contents of the presentation on the Internet or SNS without the presenter’s permission.
All presentations (including symposia, oral presentations, poster presentations, and award presentations) must be free of plagiarism, fabrication, and plagiarism of data, as well as slander, libel, defamation, and other socially unacceptable content that is beyond the scope of academic criticism. If we judge that there is a problem with the content of the presentation, we may request that the content be revised or deleted, or that the presentation itself be cancelled.
Upon the revision of “Operational Guidelines for Applicants Seeking the Application of Exceptions to Lack of Novelty of Invention”, a certificate of presentation unnecessary. Therefore, JSPP will not issue such a certificate in this Annual Meeting.
If you have any conflicts of interest that should be reported in your presentation at the Annual Meeting, please disclose them.
Please use restaurants (https://kobe-cc.jp/en/visitors/local-area-guide/) and convenience stores around the venue. However, there are not many restaurants in the area. Eating and drinking are allowed in the rest areas in the venue.
The cloakroom will be located on the first basement floor. The cloakroom will be open during the following hours. Please be sure to pick up your baggage before the end of the day.
March 17th (Sun): 9:00–19:15
March 18th (Mon): 8:30–17:30
March 19th (Tue): 8:30–17:00
A nursery service will be set up in the conference venue for participants who bring their children. The nursery will be staffed by outsourced nurser y staff. Those who have pre-registered to use the room will receive an e-mail with details about the terms of use and the official application procedure. Pre-registration has been closed due to reaching capacity. Only those who have pre-registered will be accepted for the formal registration. The deadline for the formal registration is February 29, 2024.
Send any questions to the Annual Meeting Committee by e-mail to jspp2024@nacos.com or visit the registration desk.
The banquet will be a restaurant cruise (standing style) of approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, departing from Kobe Port and passing directly under the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. It takes about 50 minutes from the venue (Kobe International Conference Center) to the boarding point (Naka Jetty Passenger Terminal 2F / Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel 2F) via Sannomiya by subway (get on at Sannomiya-Hanadokei-Mae Station and get off at Minato-Motomachi Station on the Kaigan Line) and on foot. Participants (limited to those who have made reservations in advance or registered on the day of the event and paid the registration fee) are requested to bring their participation certificates and to be at the boarding area (Naka Jetty Passenger Terminal 2F) by 18:10. Registration will take place at the boarding area before boarding, and boarding is scheduled to begin at 18:30. Please note that more information about the reception will be posted on the Annual Meeting website.
Meeting place: Naka Jetty Passenger Terminal 2F (Kobe Meriken Park Oriental Hotel 2F) (https://thekobecruise.com/#access)
Registration: 17:30–18:10
Boarding begins: 18:30
Although there is plenty of room for participants, the seating style may be changed depending on circumstances such as the reemergence of COVID-19 infection. If the number of participants exceeds the maximum number, we plan to accept registrations in the order in which they are received.
After registering for the reception (in advance or on the day of the reception), you will be asked to confirm your boarding before boarding the ship on the day of the reception.
The deadline for shipboarding confirmation at the reception desk is 18:20. Please be punctual as the reception will be held on a cruise ship.
Date and time: March 18th (Mon) 15:00–17:00
Venue: Room Z
Please see the program p. 17 for details. Please see the program.
Ten symposia will be held at the 65th Annual Meeting. For the contents and purpose of each symposium, please see the program p. 18 for details. Please see the program.
Day 1, March 17th (Sun) 9:30–12:30
♦S01 Stomatal research frontline -From molecules and cells to individual organisms- (Room X)
♦S02 Interactions between Plants and Atmosphere: from Atom to Ecosystem (Room Y)
♦S03 Unveil the enigma of plant actuators: exploring molecular and evolutionary mechanisms and engineering applications (Room Z)
Day 1, March 17th (Sun) 14:00–17:00
♦S04 Genetic transfer technology for plants and its associated sciences (Room X)
♦S05 Creating new molecules to manipulate plant functions (Room Y)
♦S06 Local and systemic signaling for environmental responses in plants (Room Z)
Day 2, March 18th (Mon) 9:00–12:00
♦S07 Plant and Algal Lipids: How they cope with environment by modifying lipids? (Room Y)
♦S08 Survival strategies and its molecular basis of plants through switching life histories (Room Z)
Day 3, March 19th (Tue) 9:00–12:00
♦S09 Bio-metal Strategies of Living Organisms (Room Y)
Day 3, March 19th (Tue) 13:30–16:30
♦S10 Multilayered Regulation of Plastid and Mitochondrial genomes and gene expression (Room Y)
A special program, “Research Presentations by High School Students” will be held during the Annual Meeting. It is expected that many high school students will participate in the special program and carry out the active discussion. Awards will be given to high school students on a competitive basis. The abstracts of poster presentations by high school students will be distributed as a separate supplement (PDF).
Date and time: March 19th (Tue) 10:30–15:00
Venue: Kobe International Conference Center B1 floor (On-site only)
Registration is not required. Please see the outline on the meeting website and the program p. 28 for details. Please see the program.
Date and time: March 17th (Sun) 12:45–13:45
Venue: X
Organizer: PCP Editors Committee
Sponsor: Oxford University Press
Date and time: March 18th (Mon) 12:15–13:15
Venue: H
Organizer: EVIDENT corp.
Date and time: March 18th (Mon) 12:15–13:15
Venue: X
Organizer: JSPP International Committee
Date and time: March 19th (Tue) 12:15–13:15
Venue: H
Organizer: JSPP Gender Equality Committee
Please see the outline on the program p. 32 for details. Please see the program.
Date and time: March 16th (Sat) (The day before the Meeting), 13:00–18:50
Venue: Convention Hall, Integrated Research Center of Kobe University
Representative Organizer: Yoshiki Nishimura (Kyoto University)
Date and time: March 16th (Sat) (The day before the Meeting), 14:30–17:00
Venue: Room C
Representative Organizer: Takehiro Ito (Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology)
Date and time: Day 1, March 17th (Sun), 19:00–21:00
Venue: Room G
Representative Organizer: Yuji Fujimoto (Rikkyo University)
Date and time: Day 1, March 17th (Sun), 19:00–21:00
Venue: Room H
Representative Organizer: Chihiro Furumizu (Hiroshima University)
Date and time: Day 1, March 17th (Sun), 19:00–21:00
Venue: Room X
Representative Organizer: Jiro Harada (Kurume University)
Date and time: Day 3, March 19th (Tue), 13:30–16:00
Venue: Room B
Representative Organizer: Masashi Asahina (Teikyo University)
Date and time: March 16th (Sat) (The day before the meeting)
17:00–19:30 Board of Delegates’ Meeting
The other committee meetings will be held onsite or online on other dates.
The invitations will be sent to the committee members from the JSPP Secretariat.