5th International Conference on
Plant Science &
Research
(Plant-2027)
Plant Biology and Phytochemistry for Climate Resilience, Sustainability, and Global Health
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A Global Forum for Scientific Translation
The 5th International Conference on Plant Science Research serves as a global forum for the presentation of technological advances and research outcomes in plant biology and chemistry. As international agricultural systems face unprecedented pressures from environmental volatility, the transition from basic laboratory discovery to scalable field application is critical.
The 2027 edition brings together principal investigators, ethnopharmacologists, natural product chemists, and AgTech industry leaders to address three defining global imperatives: Human Health, Climate Resilience, and Agricultural Sustainability. Over three days, the program features peer-reviewed oral presentations, dedicated poster sessions, and technical panels addressing key translation barriers in biotechnology.
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Speakers
Mustafa Morsy
The University of West Alabama, USA
A. D. Ali
The Davey Tree Expert Company, USA
John C. Cushman
University of Nevada,
USA
Mohammad Babadoost
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA
Paul Freeman Daley
Alexander Shulgin Research Institute, USA
Igor Schepetkin
Montana State University,
USA
Brian Corr
Stepan Company,
USA
Mica McMillan
University of Florida,
USA
Program Focus of Plant-2027
Targeting high-impact translation fields to address agricultural volatility and human therapeutics.
Climate Resilience
Deconstructing cellular and physiological adaptations to drought, salinity, and thermal stress to safeguard future crop yields.
Sustainability
Implementing high-throughput phenomics, precision AgTech, and circular bioeconomy strategies to optimize resources.
Global Health
Isolating, analyzing, and validating plant molecules and traditional remedies for human medicine, nutrition, and metabolic therapeutics.
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Scientific Program Sessions
Plant Biology, Genomics, and Molecular Biotechnology
Focus: Genetic and cellular engines driving trait discovery and precision crop engineering.
Precision Genome Modification (NBTs)
Advanced CRISPR-Cas architectures, base/prime editing, and regulatory compliance protocols.
Epigenetics and Transcriptional Regulation
Chromatin remodeling, DNA methylation dynamics, and transgenerational stress memory.
Synthetic Biology and Metabolic Engineering
De novo design of genetic circuits and heterologous expression pathways.
Pangenomics and Functional Genomics
Mapping crop wild relatives to identify and reintroduce lost alleles for yield and resilience.
Stress Physiology and Climate Resilience
Focus: Plant adaptation, survival, and communication in the face of environmental volatility.
Abiotic Stress Adaptation Mechanisms
Molecular and cellular responses to drought, salinity, flooding, and extreme thermal fluctuations (HSPs and COR networks).
Photosynthetic Optimization and Carbon Assimilation
Engineering RuBisCO kinetics, photorespiratory bypasses, and C3-to-C4 metabolic transitions.
Molecular Plant Immunology
Pattern-Triggered Immunity (PTI), Effector-Triggered Immunity (ETI), and systemic acquired resistance (SAR) against emerging threats.
Chemical Ecology and Volatile Signaling
Phytochemical-mediated plant-insect interactions, allelopathy, and volatile organic compound (VOC) defense networks.
Sustainable Agronomy, AgTech, and Circular Bioeconomy
Focus: Translating laboratory breakthroughs into scalable, resource-efficient field practices.
High-Throughput Phenomics and Remote Sensing
Field-based imaging arrays (multispectral, hyperspectral, LiDAR) and non-destructive root architecture analysis.
Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) and Precision Ag
Custom LED light recipes for precise phytochemical expression, and automated nutrient loops in vertical farming.
Rhizosphere Management and Bio-inoculants
Engineering root exudate profiles to recruit high-performance microbiomes, and the stabilizing mechanics of PGPR delivery systems.
Biomass Upcycling and Post-Harvest Stability
Biochemical mitigation of storage losses, and the conversion of agricultural waste into high-value biopolymers.
Analytical Phytochemistry, Natural Products, and Global Health
Focus: Isolating, validating, and scaling plant molecules for human health and nutrition.
Advanced Separation and Structural Elucidation
High-resolution mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS, GC-MS), high-field NMR, and non-targeted metabolomic profiling.
Pharmacognosy
Scientific evaluation, chemical fingerprinting, and toxicity screening of traditional botanical remedies.
Molecular Farming and Nutraceuticals
Utilizing plants as bio-factories for therapeutic proteins, vaccines, and the biofortification of staple crops.
Extraction Scale-Up and Quality Standardization
Green chemistry solvents, supercritical fluid extraction, and establishing chemical markers for commercial botanical matrices.
Registration Plans
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Academic
$699
Registration Fee- Welcome Coffee
- Access to All Talks and Posters
- Conference Material
- Lunch, Tea / Coffee Breaks
- WiFi in Meeting Rooms
Industry
$799
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- Access to All Talks and Posters
- Conference Material
- Lunch, Tea / Coffee Breaks
- WiFi in Meeting Rooms
Student
$499
Registration Fee- Welcome Coffee
- Access to All Talks and Posters
- Conference Material
- Lunch, Tea / Coffee Breaks
- WiFi in Meeting Rooms