PP Systems

08/31/2026

Where could $1,000 take your research?

The PP Systems Innovator’s Travel Award provides $1,000 toward conference travel for graduate students and postdoctoral researchers working in plant, soil, and environmental sciences.

Share your research, make new connections, and take your work beyond the lab.

Apply by September 16:
https://bit.ly/PPSITA

ASA, CSSA, and SSSA American Geophysical Union (AGU) Soil Science Australia European Society for Soil Conservation - ESSC West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement (WACCI), University of Ghana, Legon Ecological Society of Australia British Ecological Society Plant Science Council Federation of European Societies of Plant Biology

08/25/2026

Your research is ready. let's get you to a conference!

The PP Systems Innovator’s Travel Award provides $1,000 toward conference travel for eligible graduate students and postdocs using PP Systems instrumentation in their research.

If you’re preparing to share your research at , , , , , the British Ecological Society Annual Meeting, or another scientific conference this year, don’t miss this opportunity.

Applications close September 16. Apply today!
https://bit.ly/PPSITA West Africa Centre for Crop Improvement (WACCI), University of Ghana, Legon American Geophysical Union (AGU) Ecological Society of Australia ASA, CSSA, and SSSA British Ecological Society

08/23/2026

Great research deserves an audience.

The PP Systems Innovator’s Travel Award helps students and postgraduate researchers using PP Systems instrumentation offset the cost of traveling to a scientific conference to present their accepted research.

Scientific conferences give researchers an opportunity to share new findings, exchange ideas, make valuable connections and bring greater visibility to the work happening in their labs and universities.

If you are using PP Systems instrumentation in your research and have an accepted abstract to present, we would like to hear about your work.

Know a student or postgraduate researcher who may qualify? Please share this opportunity with them.

https://ppsystems.com/innovators-travel-award/

ASA, CSSA, and SSSA Soil Science Australia IUSS - International Union of Soil Sciences American Geophysical Union (AGU)

08/07/2026

It is the final day of , and we are not done yet.

If CIRAS-4 has been on your must-see list, today is your last opportunity to try it in person.

Light to carry, fast to respond, and easy to learn and use, CIRAS-4 is designed to keep photosynthesis measurements moving wherever the research takes you.

We also have HandyPEA at the booth for rapid chlorophyll fluorescence measurements.

Stop by Booth #1 between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., talk research with us, see the instruments, and pick up some final-day swag while supplies last.

Science made seamless®.

American Society for Horticultural Science

08/05/2026

We’re at and have been enjoying learning about the questions, discoveries, and ideas driving your research.

Stop by Booth #1 and tell us: What is your research shedding light on?

You can also explore the CIRAS-4 and HandyPEA, and pick up some fun conference swag. A select few visitors may even leave our booth shining a little brighter ☺.

American Society for Horticultural Science

05/11/2026

WEBINAR TOMORROW! What happens when carbon-rich soils warm?

In a long-term field study, researchers observed higher CO₂ release under warming conditions but no measurable loss in soil carbon.

So where is that carbon coming from?

This webinar explores the complex relationship between warming, plant activity, and soil stability.

Register now! https://ppsystems.com/webinars



IUSS - International Union of Soil Sciences The Global Soil Partnership European Society for Soil Conservation - ESSC Tasmanian Land Conservancy Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network

05/07/2026

As global temperatures rise, one of the biggest questions in climate science remains:

How will warming impact soil carbon storage?

In this webinar, researchers share findings from a ~10-year field warming study in Tasmania’s Central Highlands examining how organic soils respond to sustained warming of ~2°C above ambient conditions.

The results showed:
• Increased soil CO₂ efflux under warming
• No measurable decline in soil organic carbon
• No significant change in soil structural stability

These findings challenge simple assumptions about warming-driven carbon loss and point to the importance of plant–soil interactions and carbon cycling dynamics.

Join us as we explore the data, methodology, and implications for soil carbon research under climate change.

Register now! https://ppsystems.com/webinars



IUSS - International Union of Soil Sciences The Global Soil Partnership European Society for Soil Conservation - ESSC Tasmanian Land Conservancy Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network

05/05/2026

What happens when carbon-rich soils warm?

In a long-term field study, researchers observed higher CO₂ release under warming conditions but no measurable loss in soil carbon.

So where is that carbon coming from?

This webinar explores the complex relationship between warming, plant activity, and soil stability.

Register now! https://ppsystems.com/webinars



IUSS - International Union of Soil Sciences The Global Soil Partnership European Society for Soil Conservation - ESSC Tasmanian Land Conservancy Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network

04/22/2026

Better environmental decisions start with accurate data and innovation.

This Earth Day, we recognize the researchers, scientists, and innovators generating the insights needed to understand, predict, and respond to environmental change.

Small insights lead to big impact.

HAPPY EARTH DAY

04/18/2026

Don’t miss this innovative research!

WEBINAR | Temperature plays a central role in grapevine development. Turning that data into meaningful predictions is where the real challenge lies.

In this upcoming webinar, Rizwan Rafique will present how Growing Degree Days (GDD) can be used to:

• Model grapevine phenology across the growing season
• Quantify physiological responses to temperature
• Predict fruit quality at harvest
• Improve crop modeling and experimental interpretation

Build deeper insight with this innovative research.

Register today: https://bit.ly/ppswb

UF IFAS Horticultural Sciences Department UF IFAS North Florida Research and Education Center (NFREC) American Society for Enology & Viticulture National Grape Research Alliance California Association of Winegrape Growers OIV - International Organisation of Vine and Wine ASVO