Plant & Animal Genome Conference

The Plant and Animal Genome Conference (PAG) is the largest ag-genomics meeting globally, taking place in San Diego, USA. This prestigious conference serves as an international platform to showcase recent advancements in plant and animal genome projects through a diverse range of presentations, workshops, poster sessions, and exhibits. With an impressive expectation of over 1,200 poster abstracts, the conference fosters a collaborative environment where authors can engage with their peers, answer questions, and discuss their innovative research. Since its inception in 1994, PAG has grown significantly, attracting a visitor count of 3,165 and featuring 136 exhibitors, solidifying its status as a vital gathering for professionals in the genomics field.
PAG 33 is characterized by a robust scientific program that includes presentations from world-renowned authorities in plant and animal genomics. Notable speakers include representatives from Texas A&M University, the National Institutes of Health, the Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the University of Edinburgh's Roslin Institute. Each expert will present cutting-edge research and insights into pivotal topics such as comparative genomics, plant growth coordination, and the implications of genomic innovations for sustainable agricultural practices. The conference also emphasizes networking, providing participants with opportunities to interact with leading scientists and peers, thus enhancing knowledge exchange and fostering professional relationships. PAG stands out for its commitment to advancing agricultural innovation and research partnerships, making it an essential event for anyone involved in the ag-genomics landscape.