The next BCPC DISEASES REVIEW will be held on 8 October 2026 in the Sophi Taylor Building, Cambridge
Resilient Systems: The Future of Crop Disease Management.
Event fee: £15.00+VAT by invitation only
DRAFT PROGRAMME
Chair: Phil Powell (NIAB)
- Rachel Wells (JIC) – The GINs, precision breeding in arable crops
- Dave Hughes (Syngenta) – new technology
- TBC
- Agnieszka Witek (The Sainsbury Laboratory) – precision breeding for potato
- Sheridawn Schoeman (Croplife PRG Chair/Corteva) – potential impact of EU reset on crop protection strategies
Previous Disease Review presentations can be viewed from the links below
- The 11th Annual BCPC Diseases Review took place on 27 November as part of BCPC’s Joint Expert Review held at Rothamsted Research Centre. To view presentations click here.
- The 10th Annual BCPC Diseases Review will take place 15 October 2024 at the Sophi Taylor Building, Cambridge.
- The 9th Annual BCPC Diseases Review – Disease Control: Balancing Food Security & Environmental Responsibility – took place 17 October 2023, at the Sophi Taylor Building, NIAB, Cambridge. Details of the programme and speaker presentations from the event can be found here
- The 8th Annual BCPC Diseases Review – Changing Challenges and Changing tools for Integrated Crop Management – was held 19 October 2022, at the Sophi Taylor Building, NIAB, Cambridge. Details of the programme and speaker presentations from the event can be found here
- The 7th Annual BCPC Diseases Review was held as a virtual event. Details of the programme and speaker presentations from the event can be found here
- The 6th Annual BCPC Diseases Review was held as a virtual event. Details of the programme and speaker presentations from the event can be found here
The 2025 Diseases Review was combined into the BCPC JOINT EXPERT REVIEW 2025 – Changing Practices – a single event, on 27 November.
Presentations available on YouTube
Click here for BCPC Joint Review Playlist.
Or to view powerpoint slides only click on the session headline below.
Chairman’s introduction: Sir Peter Kendall
Setting the Scene: Prof Paul Wilson, Nottingham University
Session 1: Changing Practices
Session 2: Solutions & New Technologies
Panel Discussion & Q&A
PhD/early career Posters
- Understanding true eyespot disease of cereals: past, present & future – Fareed Bhatti
- Understanding the genetic source of resistance against the Barley yellow dwarf virus (BYDV) in a resistant wheat variety – Iza Sandoval-Carvajal
- Fungal spore dispersal in UK arable crop systems under current and future environmental conditions – Patrick McClean
- Modelling regional scale fungicide resistance in Septoria tritici blotch with heterogeneous grower behaviour to inform resistance management – Iona McCabe
- Effects of environmental factors and pathogen populations on severity of light leaf spot on oilseed rape’ – Javeria Wajid
- ENIGMA I – Wireworm IPM project – Larissa Collins
- Can Tomato Ketch-up to S. dulcamara’s R.solanacearum resistance? – Kelis Fisher
- Stem diseases of wheat – Bela Fistric
Previous Disease Review presentations can be viewed from the links below
- The 10th Annual BCPC Diseases Review tooke place 15 October 2024 at the Sophi Taylor Building, Cambridge.
- The 9th Annual BCPC Diseases Review – Disease Control: Balancing Food Security & Environmental Responsibility – took place 17 October 2023, at the Sophi Taylor Building, NIAB, Cambridge. Details of the programme and speaker presentations from the event can be found here
- The 8th Annual BCPC Diseases Review – Changing Challenges and Changing tools for Integrated Crop Management – was held 19 October 2022, at the Sophi Taylor Building, NIAB, Cambridge. Details of the programme and speaker presentations from the event can be found here
- The 7th Annual BCPC Diseases Review was held as a virtual event. Details of the programme and speaker presentations from the event can be found here
- The 6th Annual BCPC Diseases Review was held as a virtual event. Details of the programme and speaker presentations from the event can be found here