Friday, July 19

09:30-12:00Registration and poster setup
12:00-13:00Lunch
13:00-15:00

Session 1: Policy and Life Cycle Assessment 

Presentations chosen from abstracts.

13:00-13:40Plenary Speaker 1, Steve Csonka: “Tangible Aviation Market Opportunity for Sustainable Feedstocks” 
13:40-14:10Plenary Speaker 2, Edmund Mupondwa: “Integration of Camelina (Camelina sativa L. Crantz) into a biorefinery concept to advance circular economy: Technoeconomic analysis and life cycle assessment”
15:30-17:00

Session 2: Camelina Genetics and Genomics

Presentations chosen from abstracts.

15:30-16:00Plenary Speaker 3, Isobel Parkin: “Following the evolutionary path of Camelina sativa, from diploid to hexaploid: insights for the crop from the genome up”
17:00-19:00Poster session and networking

 

Saturday, July 20

09:00-10:30

Session 3: Resilience and Metabolism 

Presentations chosen from abstracts.

09:00-09:30Plenary Speaker 4, Jim Anderson: “Abiotic Stress Tolerance: An Important Trait for Developing Camelina as a Sustainable Bioenergy Crop”
09:35-10:05Plenary Speaker 5, Claudia Jonak: “Deciphering camelina’s resilience mechanisms”
11:00-12:00

Session 4: From the Bench to the Field

Presentations chosen from abstracts.

11:00-11:30Plenary Speaker 6, Russ Gesch: “Fitting camelina into agricultural systems for sustainable production”
12:00-13:00Lunch
13:00-15:00

Session 5: End-Use Opportunities and Novel Approaches

Presentations chosen from abstracts.

13:00-13:30Plenary Speaker 7, Kate Shoveller: “On the pursuit of alternative oil ingredients: Comparing the dietary supplementation of camelina, flaxseed and canola oil to dogs and horses”
13:35-14:10Plenary Speaker 8, Johnathan Napier: "Making high value omega-3 fish oils in Camelina - from prototype to product"
15:30-16:30Roundtable: Centralizing Community Resources
16:30-17:00Session 6: What is Funded?
17:00-18:00Posters and refreshments
18:00 p.m.Social