To celebrate its 20th anniversary and to contribute to enhanced understanding and improved information about the impact and role of science in a modern economy, ICABR will convene a conference in Ravello in June 2016 on the theme Transforming the Bioeconomy: Behavior, Innovation and Science. We...

The Organizing Committee of the 19th ICABR Conference invites the submission of abstracts and session proposals addressing the theme of the impact of the Bioeconomy on agricultural sustainability, the environment and human health. Possible themes for individual presentations and panel sessions...

The Organizing Committee of the 17th ICABR Conference invites the submission of abstracts, and session proposals addressing the theme: Innovation and Policy for the Bioeconomy. The European Commission has defined the bioeconomy as consisting of “…. the production of renewable biological...

Bringing together biofuel producers, traders, sugar millers, technology companies, shipping and logistics companies and users of fuel, industrial and beverage ethanol, F.O. Licht’s Ethanol Latin America conference will be a unique opportunity to network and hear from key industry players from...

Agriculture Investment Conference 2011 will explore the opportunities available in what is currently one of the most attractive investment classes around. Markets for agricultural commodities are being squeezed and with underinvestment in agriculture for the last few decades demand is likely to...

The World Sugar Congress takes a detailed look at the most important aspects of trade and sugar market dynamics in China as well as key global markets. It is a fantastic opportunity to hear from industry experts, assess the latest trends in global sugar markets and network with key decision...

Possible topics: - Who benefited from biotechnology? Reassessing past impacts of biotechnology - Future demand for agricultural products produced by biotechnology - Farmers’ demand for biotechnology - Impact of government investments, policies and regulations on future demand for technology