Name: Biotechnology 2024
Start: 2024-05-16
End: 2024-05-18
Location: Italy

Previous Speakers

Rolf Ziesche

CEO & Founder,TRANSGENION Ltd Austria

Alessandro Falconieri

UniversitÃ di Pisa, Italy

Sergei Yu Zaitsev

Federal Research Center for Animal Husbandry, Russia

Rachel siqueira de queiroz simoes

Institute of Technology in Immunobiologicals, Brazil

Madan K Bhattacharyya

Iowa State University, USA

Lukasz Paciorkowski

CEO, A4BEE, Warsaw Poland

Biography

Anastasia Ignashkina

Florida International University USA

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Sumedha Inukollu

Andhra Loyola College, krishna University India

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Conference Information

Welcome Message

Greetings and Welcome to Biotechnology 2024!

We are delighted to inform you that, following the tremendous success of the International Conference on Biotechnology Research in 2022, we are returning with another remarkable biotechnology event.

Biotechnology Conferences 2024 welcomes all biotechnologists, biotechnology scientists, academic researchers, industry experts, students, research analysts, industrial professionals, and young scientists involved in biotechnology to take part in the "12th International Conference on Biotechnology Research," which will be hosted in Rome,Italy on May 16-17, 2024. The conference's theme is "Emerging Trends and Innovations in Biotechnology." The Biotechnology conferences 2024 will be filled with skilled and prominent biotechnology professionals from all over the globe.

By establishing an international forum, Biotechnology conferences 2024 encourages the interchange of innovative thoughts and creative ideas among scholars, entrepreneurs, academics, and scientific researchers. This platform enables the researchers to honestly express, analyse, and discuss their unique scientific studies through oral and poster demonstrations for the benefit of all biotechnology participants.

Biotechnology conferences 2024 is the ideal moment scientists from all around the globe to gather together and generate fresh collaborative scientific collaborations, connections, and interactions. With the help of its scientific sessions and tracks, you will be able to assess current technologies and advancements in the research field. The conference will address a wide spectrum of biotechnology-related subjects.

We ensure that this biotechnology conferences 2024 will give you an exceptional chance to stay up to date on the latest discoveries in biotechnology while also networking with international professionals and industry experts.

We look forward to seeing you at the Biotechnology conferences 2024

Regards,
The Organising Committee,
Biotechnology conferences 2024

Market Analysis

The use of live creatures, biota, or derivatives to change or enhance the quality and procedures for the manufacturing of healthcare items and pharmaceuticals is known as biotechnology. Biotechnology is a multidisciplinary, cutting-edge field. The public's awareness of biotechnology has increased throughout time, and many people now consider it to be a viable employment option. As the COVID-19 phase approaches, only the biotechnology sector is able to meet the demand for novel medications and vaccines. Without a question, the best career option for the foreseeable future is biotechnology.

In the approaching years, biotechnology will become a survivability tactic due to the increase in deadly diseases and epidemics. We will also need new agricultural and medicinal technologies, where biotechnology will play a significant part in the future given that there are currently over 9 million people living on the planet.

According to estimates, the global biotechnology market would grow from USD 129.14 billion in 2021 to USD 151.10 billion in 2022, with a CAGR of 17.0%. By 2026, the biotech industry is projected to grow at a CAGR of 15.3% and reach USD 267.29 billion. With a 15.83% CAGR, the biotechnology market will be worth $2.44 trillion by 2028. With annual income growth rates of 10-15%, the global bioeconomy may be worth more than $20 trillion by 2030. Between 2021 and 2028, market growth is anticipated for the biotechnology sector. Growing incidence of chronic diseases necessitates the use of cutting-edge biotechnology tools and products, which propels the biotechnology market's expansion. Due to the rise in prevalence, the biotechnology market is expanding.

The estimated value of the worldwide biotechnology market was USD 793.87 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach USD 1,683.52 billion by 2030, growing at a notable CAGR of 8.7% from 2022 to 2030. The market is being driven by supportive government initiatives as a result of the expansion of the biotechnology sector in developing countries like China, Japan, and India.

During the forecast period, the growth of the biotechnology market will be fueled by factors such as the increasing prevalence of target diseases and genetic engineering, ongoing technological advancements in Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technologies, the creation of portable instruments that are smaller and incorporate robotics, as well as increased investments in, funding for, and grants for research activities.

Fermentation, nanobiotechnology, tissue engineering, bioinformatics, chromatography, PCR technology, cell-based assays, and DNA sequencing technology are the biotechnology industries with the biggest market value. With a 17.0% CAGR, the pharmaceutical filtering market is anticipated to reach $29.7 billion by 2027. With a CAGR of 11.4%, the market for DNA sequencing is predicted to be worth USD 11.2 billion. According to estimates, the market for 3D cell culture would grow at a 15.6% CAGR from $1.3 billion in 2022 to $2.6 billion in 2027. The market for protein characterization and identification is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 13.7% to $23.9 billion by 2026. According to estimates, the market for bioprocessing will grow at a CAGR of 20.5% from $8.2 billion in 2021 to $20.8 billion by 2026. By 2027, the market for plasma fractionation is projected to reach $36.7 billion, growing at a CAGR of 6.7%. By 2027, the market for cell biology and analysis is projected to reach $28.6 billion with a CAGR of 10.1%. The market for the human genomics and microbiome is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 31.1% from $269 million in 2023 to $1,370 million in 2029.

During the anticipated period, the biotechnology market will be dominated by the biopharmaceutical sector. Based on technology, the nano-biotechnology category led the market in 2021 with the greatest market share, and from 2022 to 2030, it had a CAGR of almost 17%. On the other hand, bioinformatics is anticipated to expand quickly during the projected period, at a rate of 21.5%.

Our analysis revealed three elements that draw investors to the European biotechnology market: significant hotspots across geographies, therapeutic modalities, and industry; formidable research and industrial capabilities to support basic science and innovation; and an abundance of top personnel. Europe has a complicated biotech ecosystem, with hundreds of businesses, numerous avenues for research and financing, and obvious regional variations.

Some of the prominent players in the Biotech Industry include:

Lonza
AstraZeneca
Pfizer Inc.
Gilead Sciences Inc.
F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd.
Biogen
CELGENE Corporation
Sanofi
Bristol
Myers Squibb
Abbott Laboratories
Amgen Inc.,
Novo Nordisk A/S
Johnson & Johnson Services
Novartis AG
Trinity Biotech,
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
Eurofins Scientific,
Promega Corporation
Ortho Clinical Diagnostics
QIAGEN

By Geography:

North America
- U.S.
- Canada
Europe
U.K.
Germany
France
China
India
Japan
South Korea
Asia-Pacific
Rest of the World

Why Madrid, Spain?

Nearly 770 million euros were invested in R&D by the biotechnology industry, with enterprises that only employ biotechnology as a production tool making up the majority of that investment (71% of the total). Madrid is home to Spain's National Centre for Biotechnology, which serves as the nation's primary biotechnology research hub. With the biggest multinationals present in the industry, the Spanish biotechnology business has intriguing potential for co-development. Furthermore, the country will benefit from the ambitious climate goals, green investment strategy, and food sustainability initiatives of the European Union (EU).

Biotechnology companies in Spain:

Progenika,
Biosearch life
NIMGenetics
Operon
Algaenergy
Medcom tech
Sustainable agro solutions
AsBioMad
AGROVIN S.A
Inteman laboratories
SPINREACT
CABIMER
KUBUS
Solutex corp

Biotechnolgy universities in Spain:

Complutense university of Madrid
University of Zaragoza
University of Cordoba
Autonomous university of Madrid
University of Oviedo
Private Universidad San Pablo CEU
Universidad Francisco de Vitoria
Universidad de León (ULe)
Valencia Polytechnic University.

Tracks and Abstract submission

Session 1: Trends in Biotechnology

Biotechnology is a branch of science that uses biomolecular and cellular processes to create healthcare, food, and fuel products. The use of biological systems and creatures is not new; for thousands of years, humans have relied on microorganisms to produce goods such as yoghurt, bread, alcohol, and cheese. The 1970s saw the birth of genetic engineering, which gave rise to biotech based on DNA manipulation. As the need for biotech advances and genetic sequencing activities grows.

Track 1-1 Cloning
Track 1-2 Transgenics
Track 1-3 Cell printing
Track 1-4 Big data
Track 1-5 Artificial Intelligence
Track 1-6 Synthetic biology

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Biotechnology conferences 2024 | Biotechnology meetings | Biotechnology congress | Genetic engineering and Biotechnology conferences 2024 | International conference on Biotechnology research | Bioengineering and biotechnology conferences 2024 | Biotechnology events | Environmental science and biotechnology conferences 2024 | International conference on Medical biotechnology | World congress on industrial biotechnology | Medical health science, pharmacology and biotechnology conferences 2024 | International conference on agricultural biotechnology | Biotechnology summit | Tissue engineering and Biotechnology conferences 2024 | International conference on nanomedicine and drug delivery | Food technology conferences | International conference on molecular research | Annual congress on Cancer research.

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American Institute of biological sciences, European Molecular biology organization, International Union of biochemistry and Molecular biology, Biotechnology innovation Organization, Austrian centre of Industrial Biotechnology, Biotechnology and biological sciences research council, Centre for regenerative medicine, European federation of Biotechnology, International centre for genetic engineering and biotechnology, Institute of genetic engineering, Institute of genomics and integrative biology, The centre for applied genomics, Australian genomics health alliance, European Molecular biology laboratory, European Bioinformatics Institute, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Malaysian institute of Food technology, International union on food technology, Global alliance for Genomics and health.

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Session 2: Genomics

Genomics is a branch of biology that focuses on the structure, function, evolution, mapping, and editing of genomes. A genome is a complete set of DNA that includes all of an organism's genes as well as its hierarchical, three-dimensional structural arrangement. The goal of genomics is to characterise and quantify all of an organism's genes, their interrelationships, and their influence on the organism. Functional genomics is a branch of molecular biology that aims to understand gene activities and interactions by utilising the large abundance of data generated by genomic initiatives. Functional genomics focuses on dynamic features of genomic information such as gene transcription, translation, and protein-protein interactions rather than static aspects such as DNA sequence.

Track 2-1 DNA sequencing
Track 2-2 Genome analysis
Track 2-3 Functional genomics
Track 2-4 Structural genomics
Track 2-5 Epigenomics

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Session 3: Cell biology

Cell biology is the study of cell structure and function, and it is based on the idea that the cell is the most basic unit of life. Concentrating on the cell allows for a more in-depth understanding of the tissues and organisms that cells comprise. Some creatures have only one cell, whilst others are structured into large cooperative groups with many cells. Cell biology, in general, is concerned with the structure and function of a cell, from the most generic qualities shared by all cells to the unique, extremely detailed tasks specific to specialised cells. Cell biology includes both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and comprises several subtopics such as cell metabolism, cell communication, cell cycle, biochemistry, and cell composition.

Track 3-1 Cell types and development
Track 3-2 Cell signalling
Track 3-3 Cell cycles
Track 3-4 Cell metabolism
Track 3-5 Cell pathology

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Session 4: Molecular Biology

Molecular biology is the study of the molecular basis of biological activity within and between cells, including biomolecular synthesis, modification, processes, and interactions. Molecular biology is the study of the chemical and physical structure of biological macromolecules. Molecular biology was initially defined as a method focused on the underpinnings of biological phenomena - discovering the structures of biological molecules as well as their interactions, and how these interactions explain classical biology data. Molecular biology is more than just the study of biological molecules and their interactions; it is also a set of tools that have been developed since the field's inception that have allowed scientists to learn about molecular processes.

Track 4-1 Molecular cloning
Track 4-2 Polymerase chain reaction
Track 4-3 Blotting techniques
Track 4-4 Modern molecular biology
Track 4-5 Gel electrophoresis

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Session 5: Genetic engineering

Genetic engineering, often known as genetic modification or genetic manipulation, is the use of technology to modify and manipulate an organism's DNA. It is a set of technologies used to alter the genetic makeup of cells, including gene transfer within and across species borders, in order to create better or novel organisms. The genetic material of interest is isolated and copied using recombinant DNA technologies, or the DNA is synthesised artificially. Genetic engineering has been used in a wide range of applications, including research, medicine, industrial biotechnology, and agriculture. GMOs are used in research to explore gene function and expression using loss of function, gain of function, tracking, and expression experiments. It is possible to produce animals by knocking off genes responsible for specific illnesses.

Track 5-1 Gene therapy
Track 5-2 Recombinant technology
Track 5-3 DNA fingerprinting
Track 5-4 GM organism
Track 5-5 DNA repair
Track 5-6 Biomarkers

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Session 6: Biotechnology in tissue engineering

Tissue engineering is a biomedical engineering subject that restores, maintains, improves, or replaces various types of biological tissues by combining cells, engineering, materials technologies, and appropriate biochemical and physicochemical parameters. Tissue engineering frequently involves the use of cells placed on tissue scaffolds in the development of new living tissue for a medicinal reason, although it is not restricted to cell and tissue scaffold applications. Tissue engineering is alternatively defined as "learning the principles of tissue growth and employing this knowledge to create functional replacement tissue for clinical use." Tissue engineering is a multidisciplinary field that has produced a fresh set of tissue replacement parts and application methodologies.

Track 6-1 Scaffolds
Track 6-2 Bioartificial organs
Track 6-3 Biomimetics
Track 6-4 CAD/CAM technologies
Track 6-5 Tissue culture techniques

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Session 7: Microbial biotechnology

Microbial biotechnology is a well-established field of biotechnology that combines the use of microorganisms with rising modern biotechnology techniques to achieve sustainable agriculture. Microbial biotechnology is concerned with the genetic manipulation of live organisms or their components in order to develop valuable products for a variety of uses. Traditional agricultural farming equipment and procedures have reached their limits in terms of boosting agricultural productivity. Chemical fertilisers, insecticides, herbicides, and other inputs have enhanced agricultural output while decreasing soil productivity and environmental quality. Microbiologists and biotechnologists are becoming increasingly interested in microbial biotechnology and its applications in the development of sustainable agriculture and environmental health.

Track 7-1 Microbiomes
Track 7-2 Food microbiology
Track 7-3 Environmental microbiology
Track 7-4 Pathogenicity and virulence
Track 7-5 Synthetic biology
Track 7-6 Microbial diseases diagnosis and prevention

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Session 8: Protein engineering

The process of creating useful or valuable proteins is known as protein engineering. It is a nascent science, with significant research being conducted to better understand protein folding and protein design concepts. It has been utilised to enhance the performance of various enzymes used in industrial catalysis. Protein engineering is the process by which a researcher modifies a protein sequence by substituting, inserting, or deleting nucleotides in the encoding gene in order to get a modified protein that is better suited for a certain use or purpose than the unmodified protein. Protein engineering research is divided into three major approaches: directed evolution, rational design, and de novo design.

Track 8-1 Homology modelling
Track 8-2 Mutagenesis
Track 8-3 Protein folding
Track 8-4 Therapeutic Proteins
Track 8-5 Target and Ligand prediction

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Session 9: Environmental and Agricultural biotechnology

Environmental biotechnology is the application and study of biotechnology to the natural environment. Environmental biotechnology may also indicate attempting to harness biological processes for economic use and exploitation. Environmental biotechnology can be defined simply as "the optimal use of nature, in the form of plants, animals, bacteria, fungi, and algae, to produce renewable energy, food, and nutrients in a synergistic integrated cycle of profit-making processes in which the waste of one process becomes the feedstock for another." Agricultural biotechnology, also known as agritech, is a branch of agricultural science that involves the use of scientific tools and techniques to modify living organisms such as plants, animals, and microorganisms, such as genetic engineering, molecular markers, molecular diagnostics, vaccines, and tissue culture.

Track 9-1 Traditional Breeding
Track 9-2 Genome editing
Track 9-3 GMO crops
Track 9-4 Transgenic crops
Track 9-5 Crops diseases and management

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Session 10: Food technology

The use of technology to edit the genes of our food sources is known as food biotechnology. Animals, plants, and microorganisms are our food sources. Food biotechnology allows us to develop new species of animals and plants, such as animals and plants that we consume. These novel species possess desirable nutritional, production, and marketing characteristics. Modern biotechnology and genetic engineering tools, such as rDNA, enable us to move much more quickly. Recombinant DNA is abbreviated as rDNA. Food technology is an area of food science that deals with food product production, preservation, quality control, and research and development.

Track 10-1 Food chemistry
Track 10-2 Food processing
Track 10-3 Food packaging
Track 10-4 Food contamination
Track 10-5 Food allergy
Track 10-6 Food preservation

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Session 11: Enzyme Technology

Enzyme Technology, often known as enzyme engineering, is a pillar of Industrial Biotechnology. Enzyme Technology is the process of altering an enzyme's structure/function or manipulating the catalytic capabilities of isolated enzymes in order to create novel molecules. This field encompasses pure and applied enzymology, molecular modelling, biocatalysts, diagnostics, and structural biology. The major goals are to develop new and much more sustainable products, processes, and services to meet human requirements, or to improve present techniques of creating things from new biomass and raw resources. Enzymes are proteins that act as biological catalysts by speeding up chemical reactions. The molecules on which enzymes can function are known as substrates, and the enzyme changes the substrates into new molecules known as products.

Track 11-1 Enzymes in industrial applications
Track 11-2 Biocatalysts
Track 11-3 Enzyme purification and immobilization
Track 11-4 Coenzymes
Track 11-5 Enzyme binding and kinetics

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Session 12: Algal biotechnology

Algal biotechnology is defined as "the technical application of algae (including microalgae and macroalgae) or their derivatives to produce or change goods or processes for specific applications." The diversity of habitats in which algae can be found, as well as their morphological, physiological, and biochemical diversity, reflects their evolutionary diversity. Polysaccharides, carotenoids, phycobilin colours, and long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids are only a few of the beneficial compounds found in algae. They are also used as fertilisers and growth stimulants in agriculture, as well as in wastewater treatment. Recently, algae, particularly microalgae, have sparked fresh interest as possible sources of renewable fuels. The pursuit of new products derived from new species, as well as new or enhanced applications, continues.

Track 12-1 Algal cultivation
Track 12-2 Algal biopolymers
Track 12-3 Algal biodegradation
Track 12-4 Algal biofuels
Track 12-5 Food and nutrition from algae

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Session 13: Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

Pharmaceutical Biotechnology is the marriage of pharmaceutical science with biotechnology. Pharmaceutical biotechnology is the scientific study of the processes required for the manufacturing, development, and approval of biological medications. Pharmaceutical Biotechnology's purpose is to create and manufacture pharmaceuticals that are personalised to each individual's genetic makeup and deliver the greatest clinical benefit. Biotechnology is important in pharmaceutical science, especially in the pharmaceutical industry, because it enables the creation of genetically altered organisms that can be used in industrial manufacture.

Track 13-1 Pharmacogenomics
Track 13-2 Drug discovery
Track 13-3 Molecular medicine
Track 13-4 Clinical biochemistry
Track 13-5 Drug design and development
Track 13-6 Pharmacodynamics

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Session 14: Fermentation technology

Fermentation is a metabolic process that uses enzymes to modify the biochemistry of organic substrates. Fermentation Technology is the utilisation of microorganisms and enzymes to create valuable products for large-scale industrial production. The fundamental principle of fermentation Technology is that organisms are created under optimal conditions using raw ingredients that meet all of the required parameters, such as carbon, nitrogen, minerals, vitamins, salts, and trace elements. Pharmaceuticals, energy, materials, food, and chemicals all benefit from fermentation technology.

Track 14-1 Bioreactors
Track 14-2 Fermentation technologies
Track 14-3 By products of fermentation
Track 14-4 Microbial fermentation
Track 14-5 Downstream processing

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Session 15: Drug design and Development

Drug design is the process of creating new medications based on knowledge of a biological target. The drug typically consists of a tiny, organic substance that either enhances or inhibits the function of a biomolecule, such as a protein, to benefit the patient medically. Chemicals that are complementary in form and charge to the target molecule with which compounds interact and bind are created as part of the drug design process. Drug development for biotech products is a challenge for finding fresh leads. It focuses on the phytochemical analysis, pharmacological investigation, and description of bioactive compounds derived from the environment.

Track 15-1 Computer aided drug designing
Track 15-2 Pharmacophore
Track 15-3 Modelling of bioactive compounds
Track 15-4 Structure and target prediction
Track 15-5 Clinical research and regulation

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Session 16: Biomedical engineering and instrumentation

Biomedical Engineering and Instrumentation is a branch of Biomedical Engineering dealing with the instruments and mechanics used to assess, evaluate, analyse, treat, and prevent human disease. Bioinstrumentation is a newly emerging field that focuses on the treatment of diseases while also integrating the medical and engineering industries. It involves the study of designing, managing, regulating, and repairing electronic medical devices. It relies on the upkeep and development of medical equipment and several sensors to track and monitor a person's or animal's physiological features.

Track 16-1 Bioimaging
Track 16-2 3D bioprinting
Track 16-3 Biomaterials
Track 16-4 Biomedical sensors
Track 16-5 Bionics
Track 16-6 Biomechanics

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Session 17: Bioinformatics

An interdisciplinary area called bioinformatics creates techniques and software tools for comprehending biological data, especially when the data sets are big and complicated. To analyse and interpret the biological data, the interdisciplinary discipline of research known as bioinformatics brings together biology, chemistry, physics, computer science, information engineering, mathematics, and statistics. Biological inquiries have been analysed in silico utilising computational and statistical methods and bioinformatics. Both biological investigations that incorporate computer programming into their technique and specialised analysis "pipelines," particularly in the field of genomics, are included in bioinformatics. Single nucleotide polymorphisms and candidate genes are two frequent applications of bioinformatics.

Track 17-1 DNA sequence analysis
Track 17-2 Comparative genomics and annotations
Track 17-3 Analysis of gene and protein expression
Track 17-4 Structural bioinformatics
Track 17-5 Computational biology and modelling
Track 17-6 Gene prediction
Track 17-7 Molecular Docking

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Session 18: Cancer Biology

The term "cancer" covers a broad variety of diseases brought on by atypical cellular growth. The study of how genes, proteins, and biological processes interact to support the formation and development of cancer is known as cancer biology. Cancer biology is concerned with the fundamental principles underlying tumour mechanisms, cell proliferation, the transformation of healthy cells into cancer cells, the spread (metastasis) of cancer cells, and cutting-edge diagnostics. This study offers the foundation for potential treatments, clinical trials, and a deeper comprehension of the cancer cell. It also relates these discoveries to human health. A person's DNA becomes mutated over time, which causes cancer. Cancer-causing mutations can either be inherited or acquired.

Track 18-1 Cancer genomics
Track 18-2 Cancer therapy
Track 18-3 biopsies
Track 18-4 Metastasis
Track 18-5 Tumour biomarkers
Track 18-6 Cancer diagnosis and prevention

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Session 19: Nanobiotechnology

A broad spectrum of engineering, chemistry, physics, and biological technologies are all included in the interdisciplinary field of nanobiotechnology. Nanobiotechnology enables unique molecular interactions between biological systems and nanostructures with sizes ranging from 1 nm to 100 nm. The creation of analytical instruments, diagnostic tools, sensors, nanomedicine, treatment, contrast agents, immunological agents, and drug delivery systems all make use of nanobiotechnology. Nanodevices (such as biological machines), nanoparticles, and nanoscale phenomena that occur within the field of nanotechnology are among the concepts that are improved by nanobiotechnology. With the help of technology, biologists can design and build systems that can be used for biological study. Nanotechnology that draws its inspiration from biological systems makes use of yet-to-be-developed technologies.

Track 19-1 Nanomedicine
Track 19-2 Nanorobots
Track 19-3 Nano biosensors
Track 19-4 Nano biomaterials
Track 19-5 Nanotoxicology

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Session 20: Stem cell biology

Stem cells are the building blocks from which all other cells with specific roles are derived in the body. Daughter cells are created when stem cells divide properly in the body or a lab to create more cells. Some kinds of stem cells can be used by researchers to test new medications for quality and safety prior to testing them on humans. This kind of testing will probably first directly affect the development of drugs for cardiac toxicity testing. The usefulness of employing human stem cells that have been programmed into tissue-specific cells to evaluate new medications is one of the newer areas of inquiry. A stem cell line is a collection of in vitro-grown cells that all descended from a single initial stem cell.

Track 20-1 Regenerative medicine
Track 20-2 Stem cell differentiation
Track 20-3 Stem cell transplantation
Track 20-4 Cancer stem cells
Track 20-5 Stem cell dynamics
Track 20-6 Applications of stem cells

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Session 21: Microbiology

The scientific study of microorganisms, whether they have one cell, many cells, or are acellular, is known as microbiology. Numerous subfields of microbiology are included, such as virology, bacteriology, protistology, mycology, immunology, and parasitology. The subfields of microbiology, such as bacteriology, mycology, protozoology, virology, phycology, and microbial ecology, can be categorised as applied sciences or subdivided according to taxonomy. The specialised divisions of microbiology have a great deal in common with one another and with other academic fields, and some of its elements may go beyond the traditional boundaries of microbiology. Cellular microbiology is a subfield of microbiology that focuses solely on research.

Track 21-1 Bacteriology
Track 21-2 Virology
Track 21-3 Mycology
Track 21-4 Parasitology
Track 21-5 Immunology

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Session 22: DNA technology

The capacity to examine, manipulate, and copy and paste segments of DNA is essential to many applications of contemporary biotechnology. Sometimes, methods for manipulating and sequencing DNA are referred to as DNA technologies. The chloride channel gene, for instance, was inserted into a piece of carrier DNA (a vector) for the cystic fibrosis gene therapy experiment using DNA manipulation techniques. This allowed the gene to be expressed in human lung cells. Both basic biology and applied (practical) biology benefit from DNA technology. For instance, the polymerase chain reaction (PCR), a method for producing several copies of a DNA sequence, is utilised in both fundamental laboratory research and numerous forensics and medical diagnostic procedures.

Track 22-1 DNA cloning
Track 22-2 DNA sequencing
Track 22-3 Electrophoresis techniques
Track 22-4 Polymerase chain reactions
Track 22-5 DNA mutations

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Session 23: Medical Biotechnology

Medical biotechnology is a field of medicine that conducts research, produces pharmaceutical and diagnostic products using living cells and cell materials. These goods aid in both disease treatment and prevention. Medical biotechnology is advancing dramatically and benefiting millions of people, from the development of the Ebola vaccine to the mapping of human DNA and its effects on agriculture. Work in genetic testing, medication therapies, and artificial tissue growth are some of the most recent applications of biological technology. New issues are raised as a result of the numerous medical innovation breakthroughs. In this rapidly developing field of medical biotechnology, there are many things to decide and govern, from funding to ethics.

Track 23-1 Molecular medicine and therapeutics
Track 23-2 Advances in clinical biochemistry
Track 23-3 Biopharmaceuticals
Track 23-4 Cellular and molecular biology
Track 23-5 Molecular epigenetics

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Session 24: Plant biotechnology

Plant biotechnology is a collection of methods used to modify plants to meet certain requirements or opportunities. Multiple needs and opportunities frequently coexist in the same circumstance. Examples include employing CRISPR gene editing to generate cows that produce more milk, creating genetically modified apples with prolonged shelf life, and using genetic engineering to create seeds for soybeans that are herbicide resistant. Plant biotechnology involves breeding to improve plants for a variety of reasons, including raising yield and quality, resisting heat and drought, resisting phytopathogens, resisting herbicides and insects, increasing biomass for the production of biofuels, and raising the nutritional value of the crops.

Track 24-1 Plant breeding and molecular breeding
Track 24-2 Plant genome sciences
Track 24-3 Plant pathology and microbiology
Track 24-4 Plant physiology and biochemistry

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Session 25: Applications of biotechnology

Biotechnology is the application of biological processes found in living things or the use of living things themselves to enhance technology and apply it to other fields. These cover a variety of industries, from the medical profession to agricultural operations. It encompasses not only applications in domains involving living things but also any other field in which knowledge gleaned from an organism's biological element called the DNA can be put to use.

Track 25-1 Biotechnology in Agriculture
Track 25-2 Biotechnology in Healthcare
Track 25-3 Nutrient supplementation
Track 25-4 Biofuel production
Track 25-5 Whole genome sequencing

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With Individuals from around the world focused on learning about biotechnology, this Biotechnology conferences 2024 is your single best opportunity to reach the largest assemblage of participants from the scientific community.

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About the conference

Pulsus conference proudly organizes the three-day event, "12th International Conference on Biotechnology Research," on May 16-17, 2024, in Rome, Italy, where competitors from all over entire globe are invited to demonstrate their knowledge, skills, and research expertise in the field of biotechnology.

The theme and focus of Biotechnology conferences 2024 is "Emerging Trends and Innovations in Biotechnology," and participants will be capable of presenting their unique research evidence through oral presentations, poster presentations, and video recordings on all aspects with 15+ tracks and scientific sessions.

The Biotechnology conferences 2024 therefore provide ideal forum for research scientists, young scholars, industrial representatives, and student communities and individuals to debate and gain knowledge about novel findings in subjects such as genetic variation, cell biology, gene editing, plant regenerative medicine, animal tissue culture, food processing, marine science, molecular genetics, toxicology, environmental engineering, DNA sequencing, plant biotechnology, and so on.

At this event, participants will have the chance to understand about recent breakthroughs in biotechnology, engage in discussion on topics of mutual interest, and invent different professional ties, collaborations, and partnerships. Biotechnology conferences 2024 would empower registrants with the knowledge they need to implement sustainable principles into the development of meaningful products and innovations for society.

We expect that the Biotechnology conferences 2024 will make significant contributions to the knowledge base in cutting-edge scientific disciplines of biotechnology

Benefits of Attending Biotechnology Conferences 2024:

All presenters, delegates, and students will receive CME certification certificates
To provide you the opportunity to present your ideas and goods to others
To widen your horizons and uncover answers to problems
Exchange of recent breakthrough biotechnology knowledge
A wonderful place to gain new professional skills
Insights to explore and innovate ideas
Networking chances with some of the world's most prestigious biotechnology, pharmaceutical, and biochemical firms

Biotechnology Conferences 2024 opportunities:

For Researchers and Faculty members:

Speaker presentations
Poster display
Symposium hosting
Workshop organizing

For Universities, Associations, and societies:

Association Partnering
Collaboration proposals
Academic Partnering
Group participation

For Students and Research Scholars:

Poster Competition
Young Researcher Forum
Student Attendee
Group registrations

For Business Delegates:

Speaker Presentations
Symposium hosting
Book Launch event
Networking opportunities
Audience participation

For Product Manufacturers:

Exhibitor and Vendor booths
Sponsorship’s opportunities
Product launch
Workshop organizing
Scientific Partnering
Marketing and Networking with clients

Target audience

Biotechnologists
Research scholars
Biomedical engineers
Biological Technicians
Medical and clinical lab Technicians
CEOs
Director and heads
Biophysicists
Vice President
Scientists
Biotech Professors
Young scientists and researchers
Associations and Societies in Biotechnology
Microbiologists
Business Professionals
Students
Industrial Experts
Health Care Industries
Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology companies
Entrepreneurs

Metrics

Pulsus Group is one of the world’s remarkable Scientific Conference Organizers who have their individuality on all the spectrums of Science, Technology and Business. A part of every conference series’ success specifically hangs on to how far it reaches the online community. Having an online audience is critical to make an international gathering a great success; be it research or academic or industrial.

Biotechnology 2024 invites the CEOs, Director and Heads of Biotechnology Departments, Vice President, Scientists, Professors, Young scientists and researchers, Associations and Societies in Biotechnology, Biotechnologists, Business Professionals, Students, Industrial Experts, Health Care Industries, Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology companies, Entrepreneurs to share their novel research findings through oral, video and poster presentations, Conferences based on Biotechnology and it allied areas shows a significantly large number of unique visitors and page views which were proved to be a thriving success.

The following are the readership metrics for the Pulsus further extends its frontier through maintaining its every conference proceeding in its respective conference webpages and its official social media accounts. Thus, aspiring to have the participation of the international scientific and industrial communities to come and experience the pack of talks, discussions, product exhibitions and alliances.