CONFERENCES

      International Conference on the Plant Family of Solanaceae

      International Conference on the Plant Family of Solanaceae is an event conference focusing on all aspects of the species of Solanaceae, with topics ranging from molecular breeding to epigenetics. The event is aimed at scientists and researchers that are involved with the plant family of Solanaceae, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating to identify future trends in Solanaceae research.

      17th SOL Conference 2022

      Date

      Nov 01, 2022 - Nov 05, 2022

      Location

      Thessaloniki, Greece

      The XVII International Conference on the Plant Family of Solanaceae (SOL 2022) covers topics such as exploration of biodiversity and evolution, metabolomics, molecular breeding, genetics, genomics for quality and nutritional traits, abiotic and biotic stresses, epigenetics and more. This conference includes a talk by Nikolai Ivanov, PMI global head of biomarker & biosensor research, on the advances in Nicotiana omics resources.

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