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International Conference on Plant Genomics and Crop Improvement Technologies

23rd Oct – 24th Oct 2026 Malaga, Spain

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The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

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01 Advancements in Plant Genomics +

This track will explore the latest breakthroughs in plant genomics, focusing on sequencing technologies and their applications in crop improvement. Participants will discuss the implications of genomic data for enhancing crop traits and resilience.

02 Molecular Markers in Plant Breeding +

This session will delve into the role of molecular markers in accelerating plant breeding programs. Presentations will highlight case studies demonstrating the effectiveness of marker-assisted selection in improving yield and stress tolerance.

03 Genome Editing Techniques in Agriculture +

This track will cover innovative genome editing techniques, such as CRISPR/Cas9, and their potential applications in crop improvement. Discussions will focus on ethical considerations and regulatory frameworks surrounding genetically modified organisms.

04 Trait Mapping and Genetic Diversity +

This session will examine the methodologies used in trait mapping and the importance of genetic diversity in crop species. Researchers will present findings on how genetic variation can be harnessed for sustainable agricultural practices.

05 Transgenic Crops: Challenges and Opportunities +

This track will address the challenges and opportunities presented by transgenic crops in modern agriculture. Experts will discuss the impact of transgenic technologies on food security and environmental sustainability.

06 Plant Biotechnology Innovations +

This session will highlight cutting-edge biotechnological innovations aimed at enhancing crop productivity and resilience. Topics will include tissue culture, genetic transformation, and the development of biofortified crops.

07 Sustainable Agriculture through Genomic Approaches +

This track will focus on the integration of genomic approaches in promoting sustainable agricultural practices. Presentations will showcase research on developing crops that require fewer inputs while maintaining high yields.

08 Stress Tolerance Mechanisms in Plants +

This session will explore the genetic and molecular mechanisms underlying stress tolerance in plants. Researchers will share insights into how these mechanisms can be utilized to develop resilient crop varieties.

09 Agricultural Genomics for Climate Resilience +

This track will discuss the role of agricultural genomics in developing crops that can withstand climate change impacts. Participants will explore strategies for breeding climate-resilient varieties through genomic selection.

10 Integrating Genomics with Traditional Breeding +

This session will examine the synergy between genomic technologies and traditional breeding methods. Experts will present case studies illustrating how this integration can enhance crop improvement efforts.

11 Future Directions in Plant Genomics Research +

This track will provide a platform for discussing future research directions in plant genomics and crop improvement technologies. Participants will engage in dialogues about emerging trends and the potential impact on global food systems.