With the success of the first conference, The Institute of Grapevine and Wine Sciences, (Instituto de Ciencias de la Vid y el Vino, ICVV) is proud to announce the second edition. The II International Conference of Grapevine and Wine Sciences will be held in Rioja Forum (Logroño, Spain) from the 8th to the 10th of November, 2023.
This congress will provide and constitute a culmination for the most relevant grapevine and wine research currently taking place. Moreover, the conference will promote a multidisciplinary interaction space for professionals who want to keep up to date on current advances in these fields. To be inclusive to all who wish to attend, the official language of the congress will be English. However, throughout the conference simultaneous translation will be available from English to Spanish.
This international forum aims to discuss and present the latest developments in viticulture, microbiology, genetic approaches, biotechnology, enology, wine chemistry and sensory analysis. In order to demonstrate how scientific research can positively influence the production of better, safer, healthier and higher quality grapes and wines, in a context framed by sustainability, climate change and circular economy, internationally recognized scientists will be invited to share their findings.
We encourage all participants to contribute with their most recent, novel, and even unpublished results in an oral communication or a poster.
Since the conference will be held in the heart of the Rioja DOCa, the location is surrounded by magnificent vineyards and some of the most prestigious wine producers of Spain.
We´re looking forward to meeting you in La Rioja.
E-mail: icvv_icgws@icvv.es
3rd April 2023 - Opening for abstract submission
18th June 2023 - NEW Deadline for abstract submission
6th July 2023 - Notification of acceptance/revision
31st July 2023 - Deadline early registration and authors registration
8-10 November 2023 - 2ICGWS
Prof. Dr. Amparo Querol (IATA-Valencia, Spain)
Prof.Dr. Vicente Ferreira (Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain)
Prof Dr. Nathalie Ollat (INRAe-Bordeaux, France)
Prof Dr. Dario Cantú (University of California Davis)
Ursula G. Fradera (Deutsche Weinakademie GmbH & Wine Information Council (WIC))
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8.30-15.00 |
Registration |
8.45-9.30 |
Plenary speaker 2 |
8.45-9.30 |
Plenary speaker 4 |
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9.30-10.45 |
Scientific program |
9.30-10.45 |
Scientific program |
10.45-11.15 |
Coffee break/poster session |
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11.15-12.30 |
Scientific program |
11.15-12.30 |
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12.30-13.30 |
Poster session |
12.30-13.15 |
Plenary speaker 5 |
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13.15 |
LUNCH |
13.30 |
LUNCH |
13.15 |
Conference closure |
14.45 |
Opening Conference |
15.00-15.45 |
Plenary speaker 3 |
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15.00-15.45 |
Plenary speaker 1 |
15.45-16.30 |
Scientific program |
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15.45-16.30 |
Scientific program |
16.30-17.00 |
Coffee break/poster session |
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16.30-17.00 |
Coffee break/poster session |
17.00-18.15 |
Scientific program |
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17.00-18.15 |
Scientific program |
19.30 |
Wineries visit |
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18.15-19.00 |
Poster session |
21.00 |
Gala dinner and awards |
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19.00-20.00 |
Welcome cocktail |
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In this edition, the II International Congress of Vine and Wine Sciences organizes two satellite workshops for Wednesday morning, November 8. Registration to attend one of the two workshops is to be done through the registration page.
Prize: 30€
Workshop 1: What do –omics provide to the grape and wine sciences? An update
In this workshop, renowned experts in these approaches will share their experience on the possibilities that genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics can offer to the grape and wine sector. In addition, they will illustrate their experience with examples to show how these tools can be integrated to provide new scientific knowledge to contribute to the development of the grape and wine industry.
Workshop 2: Wines of the future: round table & tasting
The workshop consists of a round table that will deal with the future of viticulture and wine production in the context of climate change. Experts playing different roles within the wine industry will form the table and discuss about consumer preferences.
Different wines will be tasted in order to illustrate the different possible trends in the wine industry.
The abstract submission period begins on April 3, 2023 and ends on June 2, 2023.
Participants may submit proposals for ORAL COMMUNICATIONS and POSTER presentations.
The maximum number of papers per registered author is TWO.
Papers should be submitted and presented in English, the official language of the congress (simultaneous translation from English to Spanish will be available in the sessions).
All papers submitted to ICGWS2023 should follow the same pattern. The document to be submitted should contain the title, authors, affiliation and an abstract of max. 300 words.
The template to be sent in Word format through the electronic submission system is provided below.
The author in charge of submitting the paper will be responsible for uploading the abstract to the platform for review. The abstracts will be published Open Access in IVES Conference Series and a selection of articles will be published in OENO One vine and wine Open Access research journal.
He/she may subsequently modify his/her contribution at any time until June 18, 2023.
Notification of acceptances/revisions: July 6, 2023.
1: Grapevine health
2: Grapevine genetics and improvement
3: Sustainable vineyard management
4: Microorganisms for wine quality
5: Grapevine in a changing environment
6: Oenological processes and practices
7: Chemistry to face new wine industry scenarios
8: From sensory profile to consumer perception
9: Bioactive compounds in grape and wine
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A* Technical visit and gala dinner included
Note: the student fee applies to students who are studying a degree, official master's degree, or university doctoral program
In order to benefit from the corresponding fee, it is essential to attach a copy of the course registration that accredits your student status through the registry.
Pre-registration, without any economic cost, is mandatory to access your personal area. You will be able to perform the following operations:
• Manage the registration
• Book accommodation
• Send abstracts
• Download invoices
• Contact the Technical Secretariat
• Receive notifications
• Download certificates
Cancellation Policy Registration:
All cancellations must be electronically mailed to the Technical Secretary icvv_icgws@icvv.es
The cancellations received before September, 9th 2023 will have a penalty of 25% for administration fees, after this date the penalty will be 100% of the expenses.
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Hotel AC La Rioja 4*
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145 €
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160 €
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Hotel Los Bracos by Silken 4*
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80 €
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91 €
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Hotel FG Logroño 3*
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112 €
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120 €
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Hotel Condes de Haro 3*
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88 €
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99 €
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Hotel Murrieta 3*
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75 €
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80 €
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Sercotel Calle Mayor 4*
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12% discount with the code 2ICGWS. According to the Standard fare on the hotel's website.
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Sercotel Portales 3*
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12% discount with the code 2ICGWS. According to the Standard fare on the hotel's website.
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You will be able to book the available accommodation in your personal area.
Riojaforum
Calle San Millán, 23 - 25, 26004 Logroño, La Rioja
The Palacio de Congresos y Auditorio de La Rioja, better known as Riojaforum, is located in the Parque de la Ribera del Ebro, in an easily accessible area, five minutes walking distance from the center of Logroño. This proximity and accessibility can be extrapolated to the excellent communications available in Logroño.
LOGROÑO
Logroño is the capital of the Autonomous Community of La Rioja. It is bathed by the Ebro River, which it embraces in its growth and development.
Among the best known virtues of the city, it is worth mentioning the culture of wine, gastronomy, the Camino de Santiago, the Old Town or the character of First Commercial City of Spain.
The size of the city invites visitors to stroll around and enjoy its significant enclaves. The Paseo de El Espolón, the co-cathedral of Santa María de La Redonda; the convent of La Merced, current seat of the regional Parliament; the characteristic Portales street, the church of Santiago El Real, or the church of Santa María de Palacio, are some examples of interest that cannot be missed.
How to get to Logroño?
Logroño can be reached by plane, train, bus or private transport; the main roads are the LO-20, the A-12, the A-11 and the AP-68 highway, which connects Logroño with Vitoria, Bilbao, Pamplona, San Sebastián, Zaragoza, Soria, Madrid and Barcelona.
The nearest airports (apart from Logroño) are in Bilbao (152 kilometers away), Vitoria (86 kilometers away) and Pamplona (92 kilometers away).
For more information, please consult the Logroño City Council website.
This region, located in the western vertex of the Ebro valley, presents a privileged variety of landscapes, flora and fauna, due to the different geographical characteristics of its natural regions, giving life to the rivers that cross it to fertile plains.
Being the smallest region of Spain, it has taken part in all the historical moments of this one. Occupied by the Romans and Muslims, in the Middle Ages it was the center of disputes between Navarre, Castile and Aragon. In this same period, the Camino de Santiago was a determining phenomenon for its cultural development, becoming a center of influence of the first order, especially through its monasteries, true foci of knowledge and where the first written text in Castilian was forged. Thus, the road is marked by monumental towns of great beauty such as Calahorra, Arnedo, San Millán de la Cogolla, Santo Domingo de la Calzada, and Logroño, already founded by the Romans and nowadays
Technical Secretary
Alo Congress – VB Group
Numancia 73, 08029 Barcelona | Spain
Espronceda 40, 28003 Madrid | Spain
T +34 933 633 954
icvv_icgws@icvv.es