15th International Conference on
Biotechnology

Plant biotechnology is a dynamic field that applies advanced techniques in molecular biology, genetics, and biotechnology to enhance agricultural productivity, sustainability, and crop resilience. It plays a crucial role in addressing global food security challenges, environmental sustainability, and climate change adaptation. By modifying plants at the genetic level, scientists aim to improve yield, disease resistance, nutritional content, and stress tolerance, contributing to more efficient and sustainable farming practices.

Key Topics:

• Genetic Modification in Crops
• Disease Resistance and Pest Management
• Sustainable Agriculture Solutions
• Climate Resilience in Crops
• Plant-Based Biofuels and Energy

Food and Nutritional Biotechnology focuses on the use of biotechnological innovations to enhance food production, safety, and nutritional quality. This rapidly evolving field explores genetic modifications in crops, bio fortification to improve nutrition, and advancements in food processing techniques. It plays a crucial role in addressing global challenges like food security, malnutrition, and sustainable agriculture. By harnessing biotechnology, this field aims to create healthier food products, reduce food waste, and improve agricultural efficiency.

Key Topics:

• Genetically Modified Crops
• Biofortification for Nutrition
• Functional Foods
• Food Safety Innovations
• Sustainable Food Production

Marine and Aquatic Biotechnology explores the use of marine organisms and aquatic ecosystems for various biotechnological applications. This field leverages the unique properties of marine life for sustainable solutions in healthcare, environmental management, and industry. From bio prospecting for novel compounds to innovative approaches in aquaculture, Marine and Aquatic Biotechnology is pivotal for advancing bio-based industries.

Key Topics:

• Marine Bioprospecting
• Aquatic Ecosystem Management
• Biotechnology in Aquaculture
• Marine-derived Pharmaceuticals
• Marine Biotechnology for Sustainability

Bioprocess Engineering and Biochemistry focus on the development and optimization of biological processes for industrial and clinical applications. This field combines chemical engineering principles with biological sciences to design and scale up processes such as fermentation, bioreactor design, and the production of biopharmaceuticals. The aim is to enhance the efficiency, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness of biotechnological products.

Key Topics:

• Fermentation Technology
• Biopharmaceutical Production
• Enzyme Engineering
• Metabolic Pathway Optimization
• Bioreactor Design

Nanobiotechnology merges nanotechnology with biology to develop innovative tools and materials for diagnostics, drug delivery, and regenerative medicine. This field plays a vital role in creating nanoscale devices and systems that improve healthcare outcomes and enable precise therapeutic interventions.

Key Topics:

• Nano Drug Delivery
• Nano Biosensors
• Nanomedicine Applications
• Targeted Therapies
• Nano-Diagnostics

DNA technology is a cornerstone of modern biotechnology, enabling breakthroughs in genetics, diagnostics, forensics, and disease treatment. This track will explore how manipulation and analysis of DNA are driving innovation in research and practical applications across science and medicine.

Key Topics:

• Gene Editing
• DNA Sequencing
• Molecular Diagnostics
• Genetic Fingerprinting
• Synthetic DNA

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) is a groundbreaking genome-editing tool that enables scientists to modify DNA with unprecedented precision, efficiency, and ease. It has revolutionized biotechnology by providing a powerful method to target, cut, and alter specific genetic sequences. CRISPR is being widely applied in medicine, agriculture, and genetic research, offering potential cures for genetic diseases, improved crop traits, and innovative biological therapies.

Key Topics:

• Gene Editing
• CRISPR Therapeutics
• Genome Engineering
• Disease Correction
• Agricultural Genomics

Forensic biotechnology applies advanced molecular and cellular techniques to aid in criminal investigations, legal disputes, and identification of individuals. It involves the use of DNA analysis, genetic fingerprinting, and other biotechnological tools to provide accurate and reliable evidence in forensic science. This field plays a vital role in solving crimes, exonerating the innocent, and supporting law enforcement and judicial systems.

Key Topics:

• DNA Profiling
• Genetic Fingerprinting
• Forensic Genomics
• Crime Scene Biotech
• Bioinformatics in Forensics

Fermentation Technology is a vital area of biotechnology that harnesses microbial processes to produce valuable products such as enzymes, biofuels, antibiotics, and fermented foods. This track focuses on the latest advancements in fermentation techniques, bioreactor design, and industrial applications. Emphasis will be placed on optimizing microbial strains and scaling up processes for efficient and sustainable production.

Key Topics:

• Microbial Fermentation
• Bioreactor Design
• Industrial Applications
• Process Optimization
• Enzyme Production

This track focuses on the integration of biology, computer science, and mathematics to analyze and interpret biological data. It highlights the role of computational tools and algorithms in understanding genetic, molecular, and cellular processes. With the explosion of omics data, this field plays a crucial role in advancing personalized medicine, drug discovery, and systems biology.

Key Topics:

• Genomic Data Analysis
• Computational Drug Design
• Systems Biology Modeling
• Protein Structure Prediction
• AI in Bioinformatics