AgriGenomics Congress

Date: Thursday, 30 June 2011 - Friday, 1 July 2011
Location: Hamburg

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Keynote Speakers

Michael Pfaffl
Professor, Technical University of Munich

Johnathan Napier
Principal Investigator, Rothamsted Research

Marty Dickman
Professor/Director, Texas A&M University

Jim Dunwell
Professor, University of Reading

Overview

Welcome to the 4th annual AgriGenomics Congress. This year's event was held in the historic city of Hamburg.

AgriGenomics is the detailed study of the genetic makeup of plants and how all the genes work together to produce the crop. Recently there has been great interest in genetically engineering plants to optimize yields and their use in bio-fuels. There is also focus on the alteration of certain genes to increase plant resistance towards disease and infection. So, now is a good time for scientists, business people, bio-ethicists and patent experts from around the globe to come together and catch up with the latest developments in this fast expanding field.

The conference was part of the European Lab Automation event. Registered delegates had access to up to ten conference tracks ensuring a very cost-effective trip.

Agenda Topics

Enhancing plant resistance to disease
Optimisation of growth for food and biofuel
Systems-Based Approaches & Genomic Mapping in Plants

Sponsorship and Exhibition Opportunities

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Confirmed Speakers to date

Tamas Dalmay, Director/Professor, University of East Anglia
Bernard Dumas, Principal Investigator, University Paul Sabatier Toulouse
Wolfgang Frank, Assistant Professor, University of Freiburg
Goetz Hensel, Senior Scientist, Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research
Yiguo Hong, Professor, Hangzhou Normal University
Ralph Hueckelhoven, Chair, Technical University of Munich
Julia Kehr, Centre of Plant Biotechnology and Genomics, Polytechnic University of Madrid
David Marshall, Head, Scottish Crop Research Institute
Phil Robinson, Managing Director, KBioscience
Alan Schulman, Group Leader/Professor, University of Helsinki
Alan Shepherd, Technical Director, Kbiosystems
Roberto Tuberosa, Professor, University of Bologna
Richard Visser, Professor/Head, Wageningen University & Research Centre
John Walsh, Research Leader, University of Warwick