CONFERENCES

      Plant and Animal Genome Conference

      Plant and Animal Genome (PAG) Conference is an annual event on the latest advances in plant and animal genomics, with topics ranging from crop yields to ethical and societal implications. The event is aimed at bringing together scientists and researchers involved in the field, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating to identify future trends.

      Plant and Animal Genome Conference PAG 2018

      Date

      Jan 13, 2018 - Jan 17, 2018

      Location

      San Diego, USA

      The XXVI PAG 7-day conference is the premier and largest agricultural genomics meeting in the world, bringing together researchers from around the globe to share essential knowledge and current approaches.

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