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ICABB 2027: JIIT Noida To Host International Conference On Biosciences, Biotechnology

The Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (JIIT), Noida, will host the 10th International Conference on Advances in Biosciences and Biotechnology (ICABB 2027) from January 28 to 30, 2027.

The three-day in-person conference will bring together scientists, researchers, academicians and industry experts to discuss emerging developments in biosciences and biotechnology.

The conference will, however, focus on the theme ‘Advances in Medicinal Plants and Agricultural Biotechnology: Translational Perspectives in Health and Sustainability’. It will explore how traditional medicine and modern biotechnology can contribute to healthcare, environmental protection and sustainable development.

ICABB 2027 will cover five major research areas: traditional medicine and healthcare advancement; sustainable agriculture and environmental biotechnology; medical biotechnology and translational innovations; bioinformatics and AI in biotechnology; and nanotechnology for theragnostics.

The conference will promote the use of scientific validation, precision agriculture, advanced diagnostics, generative AI, multi-omics and nanotechnology to address challenges in healthcare, agriculture and environmental sustainability.

Researchers can submit abstracts for oral and poster presentations across the five sessions.

The organisers will, however, notify authors about acceptance within 10 days of submission.

The conference offers opportunities to publish selected research in peer-reviewed journals indexed by Scopus and in books with DOI and ISBN.

The abstract submission process opened on April 15, 2026. The early-bird registration deadline is September 30, while abstract submissions close on October 15 and conference registration ends on November 30, 2026. The full-paper submission deadline is February 15, 2027.

Registration fees start at ₹3,000 for students, ₹7,000 for faculty and ₹10,000 for industry participants.

International fees further range from $100 to $150, with a ₹500 late fee.

The three-day programme will feature keynote sessions, research presentations, AI, nanotechnology, awards and a valedictory ceremony, with over 400 delegates and 14 keynote speakers expected.

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