THREE AXES · SEVEN SESSIONS
Scientific programme.
From plant resilience to digital innovation and inclusive bioeconomies.
THE SCIENTIFIC FRAMEWORK
Three complementary
research axes.
The programme brings together interdisciplinary approaches and strengthens links between academia, industry, policymakers, producers and other stakeholders.
Plants, Climate Resilience
and Biodiversity Futures
Climate Resilience and Chemodiversity
Climate change impacts, environmental adaptation and stress responses, and climate-driven variation in the phytochemical diversity of MAPs.
Conservation, Genetic Resources and Biodiversity Futures
Conservation and domestication of MAP resources, genetic diversity, germplasm and seed banks, and sustainable wild harvesting.
Bioactive Molecules, Health
and Sustainable Applications
From Hit to Registered Product
From bioactive compound discovery and biological validation to product development, quality and regulatory approval.
One Health, Antimicrobial Resistance and Plant-Based Solutions
Plant-based approaches to human and animal health, antimicrobial resistance and sustainable agriculture.
Innovation, Digital Technologies
and Inclusive Bioeconomies
AI-Enabled Innovation and Digital Technologies
Artificial intelligence, digital technologies and innovative approaches to MAP research and development.
Quality, Authentication and Sustainable Supply Chains
Quality control, authentication, traceability, standardisation and sustainable sourcing.
Circular Bioeconomy and Valorisation of Plant By-Products
Green technologies, resource efficiency and the sustainable valorisation of plant biomass and by-products.
Detailed scheduling, keynote speakers and session chairs will be communicated by the organising committee.