Marine Biotechnology Conference

The session of Marine Biotechnology and Aquaculture will present the latest updates of Hormone-Receptor Interactions research in the focused sessions of the upcoming Biochemistry Conference. This international conference under the auspices of the Conference Series will unite many of the distinguished researchers, PhD, professors, scientists, and doctors who are working earnestly for new ideas towards the easy exploration of marine sciences along with sustainable aquaculture solutions. This three-day conference will provide an academic platform wherein participants will have the opportunity for presentation of their research works, with opportunities for Keynote Presentations, Oral and Poster Presentations, and E-Poster sessions. Abstract Submission and Paper Submission are open, encouraging contributions that deepen our understanding of Hormone-Receptor Interactions within marine ecosystems.

Exhibitors and sponsors are cordially requested to participate in the Trade Show Calendar, which will be devoted to showcasing the newest tools and innovations on the study of Hormone-Receptor Interactions in marine species. The world summit will encompass discussion of key scientific topics within the Tentative Program as supplied by the scientific committee, but hands-on workshops will also be incorporated. In recognizing excellence, the Innovation Awards & Research Contribution Award will be conferred along with outstanding work. The young research forum will also find an avenue to recognize the younger scientists. Opportunities in professional development through CME, CE & CPD accreditation will find its place in this global environment as learning happens and sharing through networking interactions.

Conference resources will include detailed Brochure Download and information on Sponsorship and Exhibitor opportunities to guide participants. But that’s not all. The agenda for this conference lists Leadership and Advocacy Summit, which will feature international representatives discussing future directions in marine science and aquaculture sustainability. This conference will be closed with a special ceremony where excellence in research will be recognized. That’s how this academic assembly would surely bring growth and innovation among marine biotechnology experts while closely eradicating critical research on Hormone-Receptor Interactions that will contribute to global aquaculture practices.