Student Scientific Conference „The Many Faces of Biotechnology”
The subject area of the “Many Faces of Biotechnology” Conference broadly covers life sciences, including biotechnology, biology, medicine, biomedical engineering, agronomy, and food technology.The main aim of the conference is to present biotechnology as an interdisciplinary field of science with a wide range of applications. Continuing our annual tradition, the conference provides an opportunity for students and PhD students who study biotechnology and related disciplines to present their research and share their scientific achievements. University lecturers, researchers, and representatives of the biotechnology industry are also warmly invited to participate in the conference. Their involvement aims to encourage students to broaden their knowledge, exchange experiences, and explore career opportunities within the biotechnology sector.
During the conference, participants will have the opportunity to attend lectures and oral presentations organised into four thematic sections. In each section, the Scientific Committee will select the best oral presentation and the best poster presentation.
Previous year:
2
days
29
presentations
58
posters
Plant Biotechnology
Plant biotechnology focuses on using biological and genetic techniques to improve crops and their characteristics. It includes developing plants with higher yields, better resistance to diseases and environmental stress, and improved nutrition.
Animal Biotechnology
Animal biotechnology involves the use of biotechnology to improve animal health, reproduction, and production. It includes areas such as breeding technologies, disease diagnosis, and the development of animal-based products.
Industrial Biotechnology
Industrial biotechnology uses microorganisms, enzymes, and biological processes to produce valuable products on a large scale. It is applied in areas such as biofuels, food production, chemicals, and environmentally friendly manufacturing.
Medical Biotechnology
Medical biotechnology applies biological knowledge and technologies to improve human health. It includes the development of medicines, vaccines, diagnostic methods, and innovative treatments for diseases.
