Net-Zero Production, Food Security and Sustainability
The conference aims to spotlight and deliberate upon cutting-edge research findings in the realm of crop science and associated aspects of crop production across Asian-Pacific regions. Emphasis will be placed on the amalgamation of low-carbon sustainable production technology and breeding techniques, as well as the evaluation of agricultural carbon reduction and carbon sink methods. Topics of discussion will span innovative material development, food security, nutrition, and environmental sustainability. The objective is to foster a comprehensive exploration of advancements in these areas.
We sincerely appreciate your support in making ACSAC11 a great success. To celebrate the memories we created together, we invite you to download the conference photos here.
Dear Friends,
We are delighted to announce that the 11th Asian Crop Science Association Conference (ACSAC11), held from 19 – 21 May 2025 at the Sheraton Grand Hotel in Taipei, has successfully concluded.
Over three inspiring days, participants from across Asia and beyond engaged in lively discussions under the conference theme “Toward Net-Zero Production, Food Security and Sustainability.” Your insightful presentations, posters, and panel contributions—covering low-carbon production technologies, advanced breeding techniques, and strategies for resilient food systems—were vital to the conference’s success.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to:
- All speakers, poster presenters, and delegates for sharing cutting-edge research and fostering vibrant dialogue.
- Session chairs, reviewers, sponsors, and volunteers whose dedication ensured a seamless program.
- Our student and early-career researchers, who brought fresh perspectives and enthusiasm, helping to build the next generation of crop-science collaboration.
Download the Conference Photos
Relive your favorite moments—or see what you might have missed—through our official photo gallery:
👉Download ACSAC11 Photos: https://reurl.cc/6KR4lV
We hope these images capture the spirit of professional exchange and friendship that defined ACSAC11. Feel free to share them within your networks.
Looking Ahead
Although ACSAC11 has ended, the conversations it sparked continue. We encourage you to keep in touch, pursue collaborations initiated during the conference, and stay tuned for future ACSAC events.
Thank you once again for your valuable participation and for helping us advance sustainable crop science for the benefit of people and societies throughout Asia.
