13 – 15 September 2023, Belgrade, Serbia
The ICGEB aims at strengthening the research capability of its Members through a comprehensive training programme and approach to promoting biotechnology internationally. The active participation of ICGEB Member States nationals in the ICGEB Meetings and Courses is therefore highly encouraged.
Organiser:
Ivica Dimkic (University of Belgrade, Faculty of Biology, Serbia)
Co-organisers:
Djordje Fira (University of Belgrade – Faculty of Biology, Serbia), Vittorio Venturi (ICGEB Trieste, Italy)and Slavoljub Vukićević (Fertico D.O.O., Inđija, Serbia)
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In collaboration with:
“In loving memory of Dr. Djordje Fira, a great scientist and friend – your presence we miss, your memories we treasure”
Deadline for receipt of applications:
31 May 2023
Deadline for receipt of registrations:
30 June 2023
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN
- Applicants must register on the ICGEB Service Gateway (ISG) to obtain access to the online submission platform.
- Data entered for registration to the ISG portal (name, surname, gender, date of birth, nationality and E-mail address) will automatically be included in the applicant’s request to attend the event – “Personal data” section, and will not be editable.
- For any problems with ISG access, please contact the ICGEB IT support service at [email protected]
Extensive microbiome research in the field of structure and function of the plant microbiome, the pivotal role of plant-associated microbes on plant health and productivity, and the “state of the art” new methodologies nowadays, should provide a positive longer-term influence on agricultural production in developing countries and facilitate movement from the laboratory data to practical applications in sustainable agriculture.
Topics
Microbial products for sustainable agriculture; Plant microbiome and soil health; Biopesticides, biofertilizers, biostimulants.
Participants
Criteria for selection of non-supported participants –Scientists who are currently involved in Life Science research. Any level scientists in microbiology are welcome. There will be a selection process according to submitted abstracts, while geographical and gender balance will also be considered.
The registration fee for the non-supported participants will be €100 and will include: Coffee & Snacks breaks; Lunches and a Get-together in the Botanical Garden; Workshop dinner; Visit the FERTICO Company (free buses); Certificate of attendance and E-book of Abstracts. A cancellation is possible no later than one month before the Workshop and will be subject to a handling fee of Euro 50.
Funding
All participants are expected to cover their travel costs. A limited number of grants will be available for selected Ph.D. students and Early Career Scientists who are nationals of ICGEB Member States; this grant will cover workshop registration fee, travel cost (for participants from LDCs through a partial contribution), and accommodation for the period of the workshop.
Criteria for selection of ICGEB supported participants – Scientists currently involved in R&D activities or studies related to sustainable agriculture, plant microbiome, soil health, biopesticides, biofertilizers, biostimulants and/or related applications. Selection will be based on applicants’ CV, the Motivation Letter (ensure you upload it if you apply for financial support) and potential benefit for their research; priority will be given to Ph.D. students and Early Career Scientists (maximum 7 years after obtaining Ph.D.).
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