Dear colleagues,

Welcome to the submission platform for the 3^rd International Conference on Plant and Human Sulfur Biology, to be held from September 8 to 12, 2024,
in Pont-à-Mousson, France.

This congress aims to bring together researchers to discuss key questions about sulfur research relevant for both the plant and human field, with emphasis on molecular, physiological and cellular aspects. A number of areas of interest such as sulfation pathways, redox regulation and thiol modification, H2S signaling, metabolism of sulfur compounds, emerging topics in sulfur biology, glucosinolates will be addressed.

From this platform, you can:
• Submit your paper proposals
• Edit your abstract from your personal space

Your document must respect the following instructions:

• Your document must be in A4 size (21 x 29.7 cm)
• It must be a maximum single page (300 words max)
• It must be in English
• It must respect the SBIO24 conference template

When you submit your abstract, please indicate:

• Type of communication: oral or poster
• Title of the contribution
• Surnames and first names of all the authors
• Email address of the contributor
• Keywords (5 max)
• The relevant topic(s)
• Download an abstract with a maximum of 300 words

Several formats are available for presenting your work

When you submit your paper, you will be able to choose the type of submission you require. Please select one of these two formats:

• Abstract - preference for oral communication
• Abstract - preference for a poster presentation

Invited speakers don't need to submit their paper; you can send it directly to events@ul-propuls.fr

Submission process

You only need 5 minutes to submit your abstract:
1. Create your account (only 5 fields to fill in)
If you already have a SciencesConf. account, please log in directly.
2. Then upload your abstract on the platform

Submit your abstract in one of the following themes

• Session 1: Sulfation pathways
• Session 2: S-metabolism
• Session 3: Redox regulation
• Session 4: H2S signalling
• Session 5: Glucosinolates
• Session 6: Emerging topics