Cooperation Center for Scientific Research Relative to Tobacco Congress

The 51st Tobacco Workers' Conference (TWC) welcomes industry professionals to engage in discussions and collaborations. Since its establishment in 1937, TWC has been a cornerstone event in the tobacco industry, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing among industry professionals.

The AP2023 Conference of Agronomy & Leaf Integrity and Phytopathology & Genetics Study Groups follows on from the SSPT2023 Conference organized by Mother Murphy's Laboratories and offers an attractive scientific program with high level scientific presentations and thematic workshops.

This Conference of the Smoke Science and Product Technology Sub-Groups is hosted by Mother Murphy’s Laboratories. SSPT2023 offers a scientific program with high level scientific presentations and thematic workshops and provides the scientific community with opportunities for fruitful discussions, international collaborations, and networking.

This Congress takes place virtually over a period of three weeks, and includes more than 140 presentations across 26 sessions.

This conference includes a symposium and panel discussion on “Advancing New Alternative Methods (NAMs) for Tobacco Harm Reduction”.

This Agronomy & Leaf Integrity and Phytopathology & Genetics Conference includes 52 papers organized on the following major agricultural topics: plant production, pest and disease management, genetics, and sustainability. 

Held virtually for the first time, the theme of this Congress is: "Integrated Science: Opportunities and Challenges". 

This Agronomy & Leaf Integrity and Phytopathology & Genetics Conference concentrates on topics of sustainability in tobacco leaf production, low nicotine, leaf chemistry, crop and environmental protection, and breeding.

The theme of this Congress is to address the needs of the tobacco industry as it continues to embrace science and innovation to drive its future.

This event's purpose is to promote international cooperation in scientific research relative to tobacco and its derived products. 

A key focus point of this joint study group is product use behavior, product research, and adaptation of existing analytical and biological methods to new product categories, or the development of alternative methods.

This Congress focuses on CORESTA's ability to provide scientific evidence, robust methods, reference products and proficiency testing as a basis for product regulation and standards development through collaboration and open exchange of knowledge.