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WMFmeetSalzburg 2025: What to expect at the 15th mycotoxin conference

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WMFmeetSalzburg 2025: What to expect at the 15th mycotoxin conference
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The World Mycotoxin Forum will take place this year in Salzburg, Austria, on 7-9 April 2025. It will offer an excellent way to network, share ideas, and formulate recommendations and conclusions on how to close knowledge gaps. Bringing together a holistic conference programme covering the latest issues in mycotoxin management and is targeted at everyone working in the mycotoxin space. Register now and don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this longstanding unique mycotoxin conference.

All About Feed spoke to Prof. Rudolf Krska one of the general conference chairs who shared some thoughts leading up to the event.

What makes the event so unique? 

Prof. Rudolf Krska, boku Vienna, Austria

“The World Mycotoxin Forum has established itself as the leading international networking conference series on mycotoxins where food and feed industry representatives meet with representatives from government, food authorities, food and feed industry and with people from universities and other research institutions from around the world.“

What can attendees expect from this year’s forum?

“This year’s forum will explore the latest advancements in mycotoxin research, management, and mitigation, with a strong focus on digitalisation, artificial intelligence, and precision agriculture. Discussions will address resilience in regional food systems, societal impacts of mycotoxin research, and innovative analytical methods for on-site and online monitoring.”

What would you like the ‘take home’ message to be for people attending the forum?

“The World Mycotoxin Forum has a unique and highly recognised tradition to present the take home messages as the ‘top 5 lessons learned’ presented by the general conference (co-)chairs during the closing ceremony.”

What you can expect from WMF 2025

  • Naresh Magan Lecture Award 2025 – will support an early-career researcher to give an oral presentation at the forum on a topic in the fields of fungal ecology, fungal physiology, plant pathogens or mycotoxins.
  • Presentations and discussions in plenary meetings and parallel sessions
  • Poster sessions
  • Young scientist forum – Sponsored by Selko
  • Company pitches, case studies, and industry updates
  • Workshops and demonstrations

As with the 14th conference, there will also be an interactive debate session about AI in mycotoxin research and management: Is a game changer or just a hype? The floor will be open up for discussion.

Registration and additional information

There is still time to register for the event and a full list of the programme is also available.

Participants are responsible for making their own accommodation arrangements. The official housing agent for this event have arranged special room rates with several hotels, all of which conveniently located within walking distance of the conference venue.

van Es-Sahota
Sunita van Es-Sahota Editor special projects