On Wednesday, August 12 ABO will be hosting the first of our Industry Spotlight sessions that will kick off the virtual 2020 Algae Biomass Summit. The new virtual format of the Summit should make this event very attractive for anyone with an interest in algae agriculture.
Abstracts for posters and even a few speaking opportunities are still being accepted.
Why attend the virtual Summit?
We have recast his important event to make it easier to participate, collaborate, and learn about everything that is happening in algae research, commercialization, product development and more.
New pricing: The Summit’s lower rates this year will make it easier for anyone to discover the latest innovations, trends, and opportunities.
A new agenda: One ticket provides access to 100+ speakers, virtual tours, poster presenters, an online trade show, career development workshops and much more.
A new agenda: One ticket provides access to 100+ speakers, virtual tours, poster presenters, an online trade show, career development workshops and much more.
A longer schedule: The Summit’s meetings will stretch over several weeks, and every presentation will be recorded for later viewing.
Enhanced networking with Whova: The Summit’s award-winning mobile app (Whova) is designed to make virtual networking a prime feature of the event. Attendees can use advanced matchmaking, start private chats, monitor group discussions, schedule virtual meetups, participate in photo contests or event games, and much more.
A new exhibitor experience: A virtual tradeshow will include exhibitors offering video demonstrations, live Q&A chats about their products and services, special promotions made available only to Summit attendees, and more.
Virtual tours: The Summit’s virtual tour series will include video demonstrations of cutting-edge technologies that are being deployed into the market, as well as a live Q&A sessions with tour leaders.
Keep connections going: The Summit’s recorded program and app will be available to attendees long after the event concludes. Review presentations, reach out to new connections, and discover anything you may have missed the first time around.