National Conference on Plant Phenotyping 2026
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26–27 November 2026
Sala Cinese, University of Naples Federico II, Portici (Italy)

PHEN-ITALY is pleased to announce the National Conference on Plant Phenotyping, bringing together researchers, research infrastructures, industry, start-ups, SMEs, and stakeholders to discuss the latest advances and future perspectives in plant phenotyping.

The tentative programme includes:

🌱 Session 1 – The Italian Plant Phenotyping Landscape: Research, Innovation and Applications
Showcasing innovative solutions and applications from start-ups, SMEs, and industrial stakeholders working in plant phenotyping, digital agriculture, environmental monitoring, and related fields.

🌱 Session 2 – Emerging Voices in Plant Phenotyping Research
A dedicated session highlighting the work of Early Career Researchers (ECRs) and their contributions to advancing plant phenotyping through innovative and interdisciplinary research.

🌱 Session 3 – Strategic Vision and Future Perspectives
Presentations from PHEN-ITALY funded projects and discussions on the future development of the national plant phenotyping ecosystem.

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Program

The registrations are open until 22 November: https://registration.newcongress.it/8624

During the registration process, participants may also choose to attend the social dinner on 26 November.
Please note that dinner cost (€60) must be covered by the participant.

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