Conference Announcement: Plant Pathology 2026, Norwich

Conviron and Argus Controls are proud to participate in Plant Pathology 2026 (PPATH2026), hosted by the British Society for Plant Pathology (BSPP) at the John Innes Conference Centre, Norwich Research Park, UK. The event brings together leading researchers, industry innovators, and emerging scientists working to address some of the most significant plant health challenges facing global agriculture today.

As plant disease pressures continue to evolve and global food production systems face increasing demands for sustainability and resilience, plant pathology research has never been more important. From disease detection and surveillance to resistance breeding and crop protection strategies, scientific discovery is driving the future of agricultural productivity and food security.

For decades, Conviron and Argus Controls have supported researchers around the world with precise environmental control technologies that help deliver reliable, reproducible research outcomes. Whether through advanced plant growth chambers, controlled environment rooms, or greenhouse control systems, we remain committed to helping scientists create the optimal conditions needed to accelerate discovery and innovation.

PPATH2026 features a world-class program of invited speakers, scientific presentations, poster sessions, early-career competitions, and collaborative discussions spanning plant disease biology, pathogen surveillance, crop resilience, and emerging technologies. The conference provides a valuable opportunity for researchers across academia, government, and industry to share knowledge and advance solutions that strengthen global agriculture.

Throughout the event, our team looks forward to engaging with members of the plant pathology community to discuss:

• Controlled environment research strategies
• Environmental control and data management
• Plant disease and host-pathogen interaction studies
• Research greenhouse technologies
• Growth chamber innovation
• Reproducibility and experimental precision
• Energy efficiency and sustainability in research facilities

Collaboration continues to be the foundation of scientific advancement. We are excited to connect with researchers and industry leaders who are developing the next generation of solutions for plant health, crop protection, and food security.

We look forward to seeing you in Norwich!