Corteva-PBGB Symposium

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Harvesting the Past, Cultivating the Future: Insights in Plant Domestication

December 15th, 2023

 

About the Symposium

This year’s Plant Breeding, Genetics, and Biotechnology (PBGB) symposium on Plant Domestication will be held in person and livestreamed via Zoom on December 15th, 2023. For the most up-to-date information, explore this website and follow PBGB on Twitter.

The symposium features research talks presented by world-class experts from both academia and industry. In-person registrants can also participate in round-table discussions over lunch with our keynote speakers and a graduate student poster session.

2023 Corteva-PBGB Symposium booklet  

Registration

Registration is free and required for anyone interested in attending the symposium. A confirmation email with the final schedule and Zoom links will be sent out in the week leading up to the symposium.

Register HERE.

 

We would like to thank the following sponsors: 

 

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Past Symposia

Programs from previous PBGB symposia can be accessed on our Past Symposia page.

 

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