Agricultural Biotechnology Conference

The session “Agricultural Biotechnology and Crop Improvement” under the umbrella of an International Conference on Biochemistry, organised by Conference Series will present to the world the role of metabolic processes such as the Krebs Cycle, Oxidative Phosphorylation and Anabolism in agricultural productivity. Representatives from the main research groups around the world will report on their ways of using these biochemical pathways for improvement in plant yield, resistance to diseases, and tolerance to stress. Abstract Submission, paper Submission, and a wide range of presentations such as Keynote Presentations, Oral Presentations, Poster Presentations, and E-Posters, will be part of a scientifically curated program.  This world summit will serve as a podium for scientists and experts in the disciplines who will bring in fresh approaches in agricultural biotechnology.

The three-day conference shall be laid out to derive applicability of the Krebs Cycle, Oxidative Phosphorylation and Anabolism in crop improvement. The Tentative Program, besides Download Brochure will include sneak previews of the sessions and discussions that unfold. The Trade Show Calendar shall highlight the latest in agricultural biotechnology in technology and solutions by exhibitors. Sponsorship opportunities are available, whereby a company can connect with the international researchers, scientists, and industry professionals. The conference shall be offering CME, CE & CPD credits to those who wish to enhance their knowledge and credentials in the discipline.

Discussions for a future with sustainable agriculture will spawn from the “Agricultural Biotechnology and Crop Improvement” session, which will take special recognition for outstanding research done through the Innovation Awards and the Research Contribution Award. Emerging talent will be underlined in the young research forum, while the Leadership and Advocacy Summit will explore how agricultural biotechnology can go about really addressing the great global food security challenges of today. This event will be mandatory for every agricultural researcher and biotechnologist because it provides an immense opportunity for networking, interesting academic inputs, and breathtaking discussions on metabolic processes such as Krebs Cycle, Oxidative Phosphorylation, and Anabolism.