ZUKÜNFTIGE VERANSTALTUNGEN

• Conference Tropentag 2025
  The Tropentag 2025 will be held on 10-12 September at the University of Bonn. TROPAGS scientists have submitted 5 abstracts for conference contributions (oral and poster presentations).
  The annual interdisciplinary conference on research in tropical and subtropical agriculture, natural resource management and rural development (Tropentag) is jointly organised by the universities of Berlin, Bonn, Göttingen, Hohenheim, Kassel-Witzenhausen, ZALF e.V. (all Germany), Ghent University (Belgium), Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (Czech Republic), BOKU Vienna (Austria), and the Council for Tropical and Subtropical Research (ATSAF e.V.) in co-operation with the GIZ Fund International Agricultural Research (FIA).
  Tropentag 2025 (TT25) will be organised as a hybrid event by University of Bonn / ZEF, Germany, in cooperation with ATSAF e.V.
  
  TT25 will be an in-person conference, but all oral presentation sessions will be streamed live via the conference app. There will also be in-person poster presentation sessions, pre-conference workshops, and special online presentation sessions. Preliminary overview of the TT25 program:
  Day 1 (Tuesday, Sept 9th) – Pre-conference Workshops
  Day 2 (Wednesday, Sept 10th) – Pre-conference workshops, Opening (1 pm CEST), Keynote session, fiat panis session, Parallel thematic oral sessions, Apéro social evening
  Day 3 (Thursday, Sept 11th) – Poster and online sessions, Parallel thematic oral sessions, Conference dinner
  Day 4 (Friday, Sept 12th) – Poster and online sessions, Plenary keynote session, Closing (around 2 pm CEST)
  More info can be found on: https://www.tropentag.de/
  
  We will report afterwards on TROPAGS NEWS page on some major impressions /take home messages from TT25
  

• International Conference iCROP2026
  We are (co-)organizing the upcoming iCROPM2026, scheduled for 2-4 February 2026, in Florence (Italy). The symposium will have five main thematic sessions, which will bring together scientists from all continents to discuss the latest advances in crop models and their applications under the theme "Crop modelling for Agriculture and Food Security under Global Change".
  
  Rationale and Scope: Crop modelling has been a cornerstone of agricultural research and decision-making for decades. As global challenges such as climate change, resource degradation, loss of biodiversity, and food security intensify, the need for more advanced, integrated, and adaptable crop models becomes more critical. iCROPM2026 aims to bring together the international research community to discuss recent advancements, foster collaboration, and chart the future of crop modelling. The symposium will focus on scientific breakthroughs, technological innovations, and interdisciplinary approaches to enhance the accuracy, applicability, and impact of crop models in addressing global agricultural challenges.
  

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