European Federation of Biotechnology (EFB) 2021 Virtual Conference

European Federation of Biotechnology (EFB) 2021 Virtual Conference is organized by European Federation of Biotechnology (EFB) and will be held from May 10 - 14, 2021.

Description:
The Conference has been designed to achieve the following aims.
• The first aim is to introduce our 25,000 members to the new EFB Divisions:
? Biocatalysis
? Bioengineering & Bioprocessing
? Biobased Materials
? Environmental Biotechnology
? Medical and Biopharmaceutical
? Microbial Biotechnology
? Plant, Agriculture and Food

The EFB Divisions have replaced our former Sections.

• In partnership with our publisher, Elsevier, EFB will launch its new Bioeconomy Journal, with an event that will include keynote lectures from world-leading bioeconomists, describe the scope of the journal and the types of publication we invite you to submit.

The journal’s editors will provide advice about why papers are rejected and how to increase the chance that your work will be accepted for publication.

• The meeting will include joint events with key partners such as EuropaBio, the Asian Federation of Biotechnology and ESACT – the European Society for Animal Cell Culture.

• There will be many opportunities for early career biotechnologists to present their work in short flash poster presentation and as posters.

Scientific topics:
• Biobased polymers
• Biocatalysis and recombinant protein production
• Bioeconomy
• Biofuels and bioenergy
• Bioinformatics
• Biopolymers and plastics
• Biosensors
• Environmental biotechnology
• Feeding the future
• General biotechnology
• Genomics and genome editing
• Health
• Industrial biotechnology; biochemical engineering
• Marine biotechnology
• Mastering heterogeneity in microbial biotechnology
• Medical and pharmaceutical biotechnology
• Metabolic engineering
• Modelling and computational design
• Nanobiotechnology
• Plant and agricultural biotechnology
• Synthetic biology
• Systems biology
• Vaccines, antibiotics and new antimicrobials
• Water treatment, biodegradation and recycling

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.