9th International Conference of

INSCR

Indian Network for Soil Contamination Research

Microbes & One Health

17-18th January 2025

KIIT DU, Bhubaneswar

Abstract submission deadline
10th January 2025

Intimation of acceptance/rejection of Abstract
10th January 2025

Last Date of Registration
10th January 2025

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About The Conference

The 9th INSCR international Conference on Microbes & One Health will take place on 17-18th January 2025 at KIIT University Bhubaneswar, hosting more than 100 delegates. The Conference will be a convergence platform for experts, researchers, students, innovators, startups, policy makers and industries to share their research findings, problem statements and showcase their innovations on various facets of microbiology, soil Health, environmental sustainability, plant health, veterinary health and human health. Startup showcasing and Industry-Academia interaction will be one of the major attractions of this Conference.

About Indian Network for Soil Contamination

Established in early 1999, in the wake of organising an international conference, on the subject of environmental pollution, conference was organized at Hotel Radison in New Delhi, during December 1999. The network brought together several key researchers working on different aspects of contamination in soil environment spread across various academy, agricultural and industrial research institutions. This is an India based scientific network of researchers having interest in environmental aspects in soil environment. Soil contamination refers to the presence of unwanted man-made materials of chemical nature and wastes in the soil environments that are toxic and often injurious to human health and other life forms in the long run. Such contamination typically arises from the application of chemical pesticides on crops and seeds, accidents in chemical plants, rupture of underground storage tanks, percolation of contaminated surface water to subsurface strata, leaching of wastes from landfills or direct discharge of industrial wastes to the soil.

About BCKIC Foundation

Bhubaneswar City Knowledge Innovation Cluster (BCKIC) Foundation, an initiative by the Office of the Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India, is set up under the direction of the PM-STIAC to seamlessly connect research institutions, academia, industry and corporations towards the creation of a Hub & Spoke Model, actively facilitating innovation and knowledge creation.

About Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT), founded in 1992-93 by Dr. Achyuta Samanta, is a premier educational institution in India. The university’s journey began in 1997 with the addition of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Engineering, Management, and Computer Applications. By 2007, KIIT expanded to include schools in Law, Biotechnology, Medical Sciences, Nursing, and more. Today, KIIT educates around 40,000 students, including 2000 international students from 65 countries. It ranks in the 601-800 cohort in the Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2024, with top global rankings in Engineering and Computer Science. Accredited with an A++ grade by NAAC and ranked 16th by NIRF, KIIT has also been recognized as a top private university for innovation by AICTE. In sports, KIIT is home to 11 Olympians and has received numerous awards, including the Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puruskar 2022.

About PhiXGen

PhiXGen is committed to delivering innovative, high-quality solutions to drive advancements in biotechnology and life sciences. Our mission is to develop, deploy, and commercialize cutting-edge products and services, focusing on addressing critical global challenges. Key initiatives include the production of rifamycin analogues targeting rifampin-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis (RR Mtb) and advancing research on thermostable enzymes from extremophiles for diverse industrial and environmental applications. In addition to research and development, PhiXGen provides technical expertise and support for Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) projects, encompassing Genomics, Transcriptomics, and Proteomics studies. Our clientele spans national and international government and private sector organizations, industries, universities, colleges, and autonomous bodies. Recognizing the importance of skill development, PhiXGen offers a range of onsite, offsite, and online training programs tailored for graduates, postgraduates, and corporate professionals. Through these initiatives, we aim to enhance technical competencies and foster innovation across sectors.

About Federation of European Microbiological Societies (FEMS)

FEMS is made up of an active and diverse network of around 30,000 professionals who are committed to advancing microbiology for the benefit of society in the areas of health, energy, food, materials, and the environment. Set up in 1974, today we are growing coalition of 56 Member Societies from 40 countries.