- The deadline of abstract submission is 30, June
- Abstracts must be submitted online. Submissions should be done by the authors online by registering with www.sciforum.net, and using the "Submit New Submission" function once logged into system. Please download the Abstract Template HERE.
- No individual may be the presenter of more than ONE short talk or poster.
- Specifying a preference for oral or poster presentation DOES NOT guarantee placement in that area. Final presentation type will be determined by the Organizing Committee based on quality and subject matter that best fits the meeting program
- Select a category from the list provided that best relates to your presentation.
- Abstracts must report results of original research or other activity of significant merit that relates to plant pathology and the related industry.
- Abstracts must include the following elements: justification, objectives, methods, results, and significance of the research to the science of mycotoxin management.
- Abstracts must not be simply a review or progress report, but contain useful and new information. Abstracts must not include references or footnotes.
- No abstract that has been presented or is intended to be presented at another meeting shall be submitted for consideration.
- Your abstract can be published on-line in the Toxins meeting report
- Please click HERE (require regestration) to submit abstract.
Participants of this conference are cordially invited to contribute with a full manuscript to our special issue "2nd MycoKey International Conference - Integrated Solutions for Mycotoxin Management" in the journal Toxins. This special issue belongs to the section "Mycotoxins".
This themed collection is closely aligned with the scope of the event. The submission deadline is 28 February 2019.
The Special Issue is open for all advanced contributions (research papers, as well as review papers) related to the following topics in mycotoxin research:
- Biodiversity and Toxigenic Fungi Monitoring
- Mycotoxin detection technology
- Functional Genomics of Toxigenic Fungi
- Prevention in the field
- Modelling and ICT Solutions
- Health and Toxicology
- Remediation and Intervention
- Food and Feed Processing
- Mycotoxin Management in Asia
Particular attention will be dedicated to contributions addressing effective prevention and reduction of the risk of mycotoxin contamination along chain to give practical answers to requests coming from markets and producers.