February 22-25, 2022
University of Georgia, Athens, GA
The 2022 NAPPN Annual Conference will be held in Athens, Georgia, and highlight the most recent advances in the rapidly developing field of Plant Phenotyping.
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Join us February 22-25, 2022 for exciting scientific content, the NAPPN General Assembly meeting, hands-on workshops, virtual tours, and more!
Registrations include a 1 year NAPPN membership.
A Hybrid Conference
The 2022 NAPPN Annual Conference is a hybrid event, with in-person scientific sessions, hands-on workshops, science cafés, networking events, and more. This conference can also be streamed live through Whova for virtual attendance across the world. All registered attendees can access all conference materials and activities through Whova. If you are using a Desktop, you can use the Whova Portal. Mobile Users can use the Whova app.
Based on previous communications with our membership, fully vaccinated status is required for in-person attendance. We also require a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of the start of the conference. A waiver is available through Whova by which in person attendees can confirm this status. This conference also adheres to the policies set forth by all local, university and businesses engaged in conducting the event.
Please be aware that registrations are non-refundable, but they are transferable. In the event that the conference moves to a virtual-only format, all in-person registrations will be converted to virtual registrations at no cost with a refund issued for the difference. If you need help with your registration, please contact nappn2022reg@uga.edu
Sessions
Scientific sessions will cover topics such as Computational Plant Science, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Phenotyping, Sensor & Systems, Engineering, Phenomics Enabled Biology, and open-source platforms and will be geared for an interdisciplinary audience of scientists. These topics will be supplemented through hands-on workshops and field trips to actively engage attendees. Early career students and postdocs can participate in fast-forward talks on the main conference stage. In the evenings, attendees can come together for networking events and science cafés that will encourage interaction with the local Athens, GA community.
Interested in giving a talk? Great! You can submit an Abstract or a Proceedings Paper
Registered attendees can access the conference live through virtual attendance and participation via the Whova Portal. Sessions will stream live through Zoom, and on-demand through Vimeo for three months after the conference. Connection information will be available on the day of the conference through Whova. Moreover, all registered attendees can upload content such as figures or posters to share with other attendees, accessible through the Whova conference app.
7 Sessions with over 28 Talks
Once you are Registered, you will be able to access the Conference Materials at the Whova Portal
Registered Virtual Attendees can follow along using the Whova Desktop or Mobile apps
Speakers
For more details about our Speakers, visit the Speakers page and also the Whova app for the latest updates
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Liz Munch
Michigan State University
Assistant Professor -
Vasit Sagan
Saint Louis University
Associate Professor -
Chinmay Soman
EarthSense
Co-Founder & CEO -
Alyssa Whitcraft
NASA Harvest
Associate Director -
Julie Messier
University of Waterloo
Assistant Professor -
David Mendoza-Cózatl
University of Missouri
Associate Professor -
Sindhuja Sankaran
Washington State University
Associate Professor
Registration Fees
November 1st
January 1st
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Registration fees are in US dollars (USD)
The 2022 NAPPN Annual Conference is a ISCB Affiliated Conference. ISCB members receive a 15% discount on registration fees (use code “#ISCBMember”). If you would like to receive the ISCB discount and you are not a current ISCB member, be sure to become a ISCB member before registering.
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If you reside in a country that is listed on the 2022 DAC List of ODA Recipients you qualify for reduced registration fees. Please contact us for a registration discount code!
Meet Our Sponsors
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NAPPN 2022 is Supported by these Grants
The 2022 NAPPN Conference is supported by a Conference Grant from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI) Program Area in Agricultural Systems and Technology.
The 2022 NAPPN Conference is supported by a Rolling Grant from the Agricultural Genome to Phenome Initiative. AG2PI acknowledges support from the National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI)
The 2022 NAPPN Conference is supported by a Conference Grant from the Advanced Research Projects Agency – Energy (ARPA-E) of the U.S. Department of Energy
The 2022 NAPPN Conference is supported by a State-of-the-Art Conference Grant from the Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost.
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Agenda & Sessions
The 2nd annual NAPPN conference features four days of engaging plenary talks, scientific talks, fast-forward talks, science cafés, hands-on workshops, podium debates, training sessions, field trips and tours, and networking opportunities. Sessions will stream live through Zoom, and on-demand through Vimeo for three months after the conference.
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Speakers
Speakers and presenters from a diverse community of scientists spanning disciplines such as biology, engineering, agronomy, computer science, and data science will present the latest advances in plant phenotyping.
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Sponsors & Exhibitors
Sponsors and exhibitors have the opportunity to engage participants from around the world. They can host workshops, give virtual tours and interact with attendees through networking sessions and a career fair. NAPPN 2022 offers both in-person and virtual sponsorship opportunities.
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Workshops
Workshops will be available for both virtual and in-person attendees. These workshops will cover a variety of formats from scientific sessions, hands-on demonstrations and learning, to deep discussion of specific topic areas.
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Conference Party Bash
Join your friends on Thursday evening for the closing reception party at Live Wire Athens, just 5 blocks away from the conference venue.
