9th International Plant Phenotyping Symposium

Phenotyping for all: Closing the Gap in Global Agriculture

 

 

Scientific sessions and topics:

Please note:

- The list of keynote speakers will be updated in course of planning.

-  Session descriptions may be expanded later on in course of planning.

 

 

1) Field phenotyping under climate extremes (Phenotyping)

Envisioned content: System deployments and data collection under extreme conditions

 

2) Nutritional Phenotyping : Traits that matter for human and animal health! (Phenotyping)

Envisioned content: Trait discoveries that lead to improved nutritional value in food and feed crops.

 

3) Below-Ground Phenomics: From root to soil microbiome (Phenomics)

Envisioned content: Insights into the interaction mechanisms of roots and their biotic- and abiotic interactions.

 

4) Next-Gen Phenotyping: Precision breeding for the future (Phenotyping)

Envisioned Content: Decision support systems using phenotyping methods for plant breeders.

 

5) The Era of Multiscale Phenomics: From molecules to ecosystems (Phenomics)

Envisioned content: New hypothesis of how spatial and/or temporal scales interact to form traits.

 

6) Discoveries through Public-Private Partnerships (Industry Session)

Envisioned content: Partnerships that led to discoveries through products from the private market or discoveries that led to the establishment of companies.

 

7) Predicting Phenotype: From trait modeling to digital twins (Phenomics)

Envisioned content: Biological insights gained through modeling and predicting phenotype. Used methods include but are not limited to structural functional models, dynamical systems, AI prediction.

 

8) Beyond GxE: Rethinking the Phenome (Theory)

Envisioned Content:  Examples where phenotyping led to hypothesis that challenge the GxE paradigm.

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