IBBAFS 2026 — 3rd International Conference on Life Sciences: Integrating Biology, Biotechnology, and Agri‑Food Systems

This track will cover breeding strategies, genomics‑assisted selection, seed biology, and mechanisms of abiotic/biotic stress tolerance aimed at yield stability and agro‑biodiversity conservation.

Sessions will address soil health, fertility, carbon and nutrient cycling, erosion/salinity management, water–soil–plant relations, and plant–microbe interactions enabling nutrient‑use efficiency.

The focus will include sustainable breeding and reproduction, animal physiology and welfare, health management, veterinary biotechnology, feed resources, rumen microbiology, and metabolism.

Contributions will explore microbial ecology, pathogen biology, AMR surveillance, host–microbe interactions, diagnostics, vaccines, and microbial applications in agriculture and bioprocessing.

This track will feature population and functional genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and metagenomics for trait discovery, disease mapping, and precision interventions.

Sessions will highlight structural biology, enzymology, membrane and signaling biophysics, and quantitative methods that elucidate molecular mechanisms underlying physiology and disease.

Topics will span drug discovery and repurposing, toxicology, pharmacokinetics/dynamics, biomarkers, and translational models linking bench findings to clinical and veterinary practice.

The track will cover microbial and cellular platforms, fermentation and bioreactors, synthetic biology, metabolic engineering, biosensors, and scale‑up for bio‑based products.

Contributions will address processing, preservation, safety and quality assurance, authenticity and traceability (non‑digital methods), functional foods, nutraceuticals, and bioactive compounds.

This stream will focus on biodiversity assessment, conservation genetics, ecosystem services, restoration ecology, and nature‑positive approaches that sustain biological resources.

Papers will present computational methods, modeling, network biology, and AI/ML pipelines supporting discovery, prediction, and decision‑making across biomedical and agri‑food domains.

Sessions will integrate human, animal, and ecosystem health, including zoonoses, environmental exposures, risk assessment, and policies for resilient health and food systems.

This track will examine laboratory and field biosafety, biorisk management, ethical frameworks, and reproducibility standards to ensure responsible life‑science innovation.