August 3, 2021
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Phys-Fest 3, an immersive training 1xbet online sports betting for graduate students and postdocs focused on plant ecophysiology, took place July 18-23 at the Colorado State University Mountain Campus.Jesse Nippert, K-State Division of Biology professor, was one of five 1xbet online sports betting organizers leading the third iteration of this 1xbet online sports betting .
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Much of the area surrounding the Colorado State University Mountain Campus was burned in the Cameron Peak Fire in summer 2020, which offered a unique opportunity to learn key ecophysiological methods and how to apply them to understand the recovery of these ecosystems following an ecological disturbance.
Forty-five attendees, from 30 different universities across the U.S., gathered for the 1xbet online sports betting . K-State graduate students in attendance included Anna Shats, Greg Tooley, Rachel Keen, Emily Wedel and Ryan Donnelly. K-State alumni Kim O'Keefe and Seton Bachle served as 1xbet online sports betting instructors.
Additional organizers of the 1xbet online sports betting included Troy Ocheltree, Colorado State; Brent Helliker, Pennsylvania; Kate McCulloh, Wisconsin; and Chris Sill, Oregon State.
Funding for Phys-Fest was provided by the National Science Foundation, METER, Li-COR, PMS, and the ESA-Ecophysiology Section.