Very happy to receive the Best Talk Prize at #PPRM2026! Thanks so much to the organizers and everyone who made the meeting such a great experience.

Excited to keep pushing the project forward within the GreenRobust framework! @greenrobust.de @as-in-hohenheim.bsky.social

Closing of the #PPRM2026, thank you to @julien-gronnier.bsky.social @isabelmonte.bsky.social and @kpkinase.bsky.social for a great meeting. Already looking forward to PPRM2027 in Switzerland

Great time at #PPRM2026 in Freising! 🌱 Enjoyed presenting my PhD work and connecting with researchers in the field.Thanks to the organizers for this opportunity and to my supervisor for the support!
@marischuster.bsky.social @ipbhalle.bsky.social @julien-gronnier.bsky.social @isabelmonte.bsky.social

Great #PPRM2026, science, and reunion! Thanks everyone 🙂

Fantastic moment to reunite with amazing plant biologists🌱, great meeting #PPRM2026 in a beautiful city of Freising🇩🇪🥂🍻—Vielen Dank

That's a wrap on #PPRM2026 ! Had a lot of fun with a community of researchers I really admire and appreciate, and was happy to have the chance to show what we work on. You can read the preprint on some of what I presented here: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...

@adithya1972.bsky.social on stage at #PPRM2026 #ProudPI

Last talk today at #PPRM2026 by Moutassem Omary (Zipfel lab) illustrates the modularity and flexibility of PRR signalling: after redundant receptors, peptides and antipeptides, here come the secreted LRR domains that can basically replace BAK1 and interfere with various pathways. #PlantScience

Yeah!!! So exciting to see Xu presenting new work on systemins in tomato at #PPRM2026 🌱🔥Our preprint: doi.org/10.64898/202...
This one feels personal. My work in the Schaller lab was on systemin signaling specificity, and now Xu has pushed the story forward by uncovering new systemins in tomato.

Xu Wang (Schaller's lab), giving a talk at #PPRM2026 about new systemins in tomato, reminds us of the 1991 Science paper from Clarence Ryan's lab that basically started the whole field: 2 kg of tomato leaves to finally extract 1 ug of systemin. Amazing biochemistry.
www.science.org/doi/epdf/10....

I had to leave #PPRM2026 early to tend to my kid. But @adithya1972.bsky.social from the lab is around and giving a talk today.
I wish you all a great conference and see you next time!

The last talk from today was from Sunita Jindal from @mwrzaczek.bsky.social lab who shared their recently published study on CRK2 #PPRM2026

No membrane receptors or peptides but lots of interesting insights into NLR biology from
@draegermarkus.bsky.social from @frankmenke.bsky.social lab #PPRM2026

Cool to see @malick-mbengue.bsky.social there. He gave one my favorite talks at the very first peptide & receptor meeting, in Oslo a long time ago (must have been 2012 or 2013). 🙂 #pprm2026

@receptora.bsky.social from the Parys group shares aspects of their recently published analysis on SymRK-like receptors #PPRM2026

Invited speaker @malick-mbengue.bsky.social starts the symbiosis session with a talk beautifully made around the example of a multiple factor authentication #PPRM2026

At Peptide Receptor Meeting #PPRM2026. A theme that came back twice is re-evaluation of old published results. We know about ABP1 and the systemin receptor, but there were two other examples today: WAK1 perception of OGs, and BSU1 Tyr dephosphorylation of BIN2 in BR signalling. #PlantScience

Michael Taleski travelled all the way from Australia to share new fascinating insights into CEP signaling #PPRM2026

Next on @structplantbio.bsky.social invites us to re think brassinosteroid signaling #PPRM2026

Invited speaker Gwyneth Ingram kicks off the first development session by delivering a fantastic talk on embryo-endosperm communication. Have a look to their very recent publication! #PPRM2026