Program

May 20, 2024
May 21, 2024

May 20 (Mon)

09:00-09:30	Keynote Lecture		CRYSTAL 2+3
	Keynote Lecture 1
	Chair: Wook Oh (Jeju National University, Republic of Korea)
09:00-09:30	KL-1	Photons for photosynthesis, photon capture and food
		Bruce Bugbee (Utah State University, United States of America)
09:30-10:00	Keynote Lecture		CRYSTAL 2+3
	Keynote Lecture 2
	Chair: Wook Oh (Jeju National University, Republic of Korea)
09:30-10:00	KL-2	Use of dynamic light to improve crop growth and energy consumption, and as an approach to plant feedback control systems
		Tracy Lawson (University of Essex, United Kingdom)
10:00-10:30	Keynote Lecture		CRYSTAL 2+3
	Keynote Lecture 3
	Chair: Wook Oh (Jeju National University, Republic of Korea)
10:00-10:30	KL-3	TBD
		Qichang Yang (Chinese Academy Of Agricultural Sciences, China)
10:50-11:58	Session 1		CRYSTAL 2
	Photosynthesis
	Chair: Sung Kyeom Kim (Kyungpook National University, Republic of Korea)
10:50-11:58	IN-1	Analysis of light curves of cucumber leaf and application on greenhouse climate control for optimal production using radiation-temperature ratio strategy
		Sung Kyeom Kim (Kyungpook National University, Republic of Korea)
11:10-11:22	S01-1	A comparison of photosynthetic light response curves of nine tomato cultivars
		Jennifer Boldt (United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), United States of America)
11:22-11:34	S01-2	Interactions between blue light and far-red light on photosynthesis, growth and morphology of small cucumber plants
		Sissel Torre (Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway)
11:34-11:46	S01-3	Diurnal changes in photosynthesis and transpiration under constant environmental conditions
		Elias Kaiser (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
11:46-11:58	S01-4	Effects of far-red fraction and micronutrient (Fe, Cu, and Zn) concentration on biomass accumulation and photosynthetic performance of hydroponically grown ‘Rex’ lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.)
		Nathan Eylands (University of Minnesota, United States of America)
10:50-11:58	Session 2		CRYSTAL 3
	Optimizing and Energy-Saving of Lighting I
	Chair: Erik Runkle (Michigan State University, United States of America)
10:50-11:58	IN-2	Practical considerations for effective supplemental and sole-source LED lighting applications
		Erik Runkle (Michigan State University, United States of America)
11:10-11:22	S02-1	Effects of different green-blue light ratios on growth, photosynthetic capacity and energy use efficiency of basil plants (ocimum basilicum linn.) in a plant factory
		Yuxin Tong (IEDA, China)
11:22-11:34	S02-2	Development of a data-driven leaf pruning method based on weekly light integral below the plant canopy
		Changhyeon Kim (Ohio State University, United States of America)
11:34-11:46	S02-3	Quantifying optical and thermal properties of innovative screen materials and their effect on energy saving and crop growth
		Silke Hemming (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
11:46-11:58	S02-4	Study on the feasibility of a water-cooled LED system for climate uniformity in indoor plant factory using numerical analysis
		Doyun Lee (Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials, Republic of Korea)
14:00-15:08	Session 3		CRYSTAL 2
	Photomorphogenesis I
	Chair: Ryo Matsuda (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
14:00-14:20	IN-3	Effects of diurnal and day-to-day fluctuations in photosynthetic photon flux density on leaf photosynthesis and plant growth of cucumber seedlings
		Ryo Matsuda (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
14:20-14:32	S03-1	Acclimation to either daytime or nighttime supplementary UVB light increases leaf photosynthesis and photoprotection of young cucumbers
		Yuqi Zhang (Chinese Academy Of Agricultural Sciences, China)
14:32-14:44	S03-2	UVA1 radiation induced a more favorable light-intercepting leaf-area display than blue light and promoted plant growth
		Tao Li (Chinese Academy Of Agricultural Sciences, China)
14:44-14:56	S03-3	UV-A regulation of photomorphogenesis and specialized metabolism in medicinal cannabis
		C. W. Willy Contreras-Avilés (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
14:56-15:08	S03-4	Nutrient absorption and growth of several types of plants grown hydroponically in a plant factory with artificial lighting (PFAL)
		Keiko Ohashi-Kaneko (Tamagawa Gakuen, Japan)
14:00-15:08	Session 4		CRYSTAL 3
	Optimizing and Energy-Saving of Lighting II
	Chair: Yongran Ji (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
14:00-14:20	IN-4	Faster than fast: far red is a new tool in the box to accelerate speed breeding
		Yongran Ji (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
14:20-14:32	S04-1	Focused lighting, an effective energy-efficient lighting strategy during the early stages of indoor plant production
		Cary Mitchell (Purdue University, United States of America)
14:32-14:44	S04-2	Enhancing Energy Efficiency in Vertical Farming: A Bioeconomic Model Analysis of Economic Trade-Offs in Close-Canopy-Lighting Strategies
		Simone Valle de Souza (Michigan State University, United States of America)
14:44-14:56	S04-3	Maximizing light use efficiency with intercanopy lighting in Medical Cannabis
		Esther de Beer (Philips Horticulture LED Solutions, Netherlands)
14:56-15:08	S04-4	Effects of intra-canopy light spectrum on cucumber and tomato growth and yield
		Ep Heuvelink (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
15:08-16:08	Session 5		CRYSTAL 2
	Photomorphogenesis II
	Chair: TBD
15:08-15:20	S05-1	Unveiling the Impact of Far-Red Light on Carbohydrate Allocation and Yield in Dwarf Tomato Cultivars
		Maria Mastoraki (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
15:20-15:32	S05-2	The role of phytochromes in the adaptation of tomato plants to light with different ratios of red and far-red light
		Pavel Pashkovskiy (K.A. Timiryazev Institute Of Plant Physiology, Russia)
15:32-15:44	S05-3	Assessment of far-red induced leaf geometric features of lettuces and its contribution on light interception
		Jaewoo Kim (Seoul National University, Republic of Korea)
15:44-15:56	S05-4	The effects blue light and supplemental far red on an in vitro multiple harvest system for production of Cannabis sativa L
		Jeffrey W. Adelberg (Clemson University, United States of America)
15:56-16:08	S05-5	Investigating the effects of green lights with different peak wavelengths on the growth of Lactuca sativa
		Yunke Chen (Wageningen University, China)
15:08-16:08	Session 6		CRYSTAL 3
	Utilization of Chlorophyll Fluorescence
	Chair: TBD
15:08-15:20	S06-1	Controlling supplemental LED light intensities using a chlorophyll fluorescence-based biofeedback system in greenhouses
		Suyun Nam (University of Georgia, United States of America)
15:20-15:32	S06-2	Deriving photosynthesis efficiency from chlorophyll fluorescence: A new approach for long-term, non-invasive and high-throughput monitoring
		Hadrien Momont (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
15:32-15:44	S06-3	Comparison of Water Stress Responses among the 4 Horticultural Crop Seedlings using Chlorophyll Fluorescence Parameters
		Yu Kyeong Shin (Jeonbuk National University, Republic of Korea)
15:44-15:56	S06-4	Monitoring light use efficiency in controlled environment agriculture: recent advances and innovations
		Silvere Vialet-Chabrand (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
15:56-16:08	S06-5	Biosensor, based on canopy-level chlorophyll fluorescence, for improving lamp light use efficiency, growth control and stress detection in controlled environment agriculture
		Daniel Bånkestad (Heliospectra, Sweden)
16:30-17:30	Session 7		CRYSTAL 2
	Photoperiodism & Flowering
	Chair: TBD
16:30-16:42	S07-1	Effect of irradiation with blue and red LED lights on the growth and development of marigold plants
		Bonga Ngcobo (Durban University of Technology, South Africa)
16:42-16:54	S07-2	TBD
		TBD
16:54-17:06	S07-3	Effect of Blue Light Supplemental Lighting on Flowering and Fruit Yield of 'Kuemsil' Strawberry
		Hee Sung Hwang (Gyeongsang National University, Republic of Korea)
17:06-17:18	S07-4	Effect of photoperiod change on plant architecture, physiological responses, and carbon allocation in spring wheat
		Abderahman SGHAIER (Ghent University, Belgium)
17:18-17:30	S07-5	Reduced blade greenness indicates impaired nitrogen metabolism in spring wheat transitioning to reproductive development under a 6h-6h light-dark cycle
		Helena Clauw (Ghent University, Belgium)
16:30-17:30	Session 8		CRYSTAL 3
	Phynotyping & Modelling
	Chair: TBD
16:30-16:42	S08-1	Phenotyping techniques for plant leaf nyctinastic movement and growth tracking
		Nikolay Sleptsov (Russian State Agrarian University, Russia)
16:42-16:54	S08-2	A single RGB-D camera is enough for phenotyping in smart plant factories
		Arnaud Bouvry (University of Liège, Belgium)
16:54-17:06	S08-3	Large language model-driven insights into photobiochemical processes in major food crops
		Seungri Yoon (Seoul National University, Republic of Korea)
17:06-17:18	S08-4	Modeling spectral dependence of stomatal aperture for predicting C3 photosynthetic rates under polychromatic light
		Woo Hyun Kang Seoul National University, Republic of Korea)
17:18-17:30	S08-5	Time-series Prediction of Greenhouse Environmental Conditions and Plant Growth Indicators using RNN-Based Models
		Yoel Kim (Sejong University, Republic of Korea)

08:30-09:00	Keynote Lecture		CRYSTAL 2+3
	Keynote Lecture 4
	Chair: Seung Jae Hwang (Gyeongsang National University, Republic of Korea)
08:30-09:00	KL-4	Further with far red: On the pros and cons of using far-red light
		Leo Marcelis (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
09:00-09:30	Keynote Lecture		CRYSTAL 2+3
	Keynote Lecture 5
	Chair: Seung Jae Hwang (Gyeongsang National University, Republic of Korea)
09:00-09:30	KL-5	Prospects for plant factories with artificial light and vertical farms
		Eiji Goto (Chiba University, Japan)
09:30-10:00	Keynote Lecture		CRYSTAL 2+3
	Keynote Lecture 6
	Chair: Seung Jae Hwang (Gyeongsang National University, Republic of Korea)
09:30-10:00	KL-6	TBD
		Jung Eek Son (Seoul National University, Republic of Korea)
10:20-11:20	Session 9		CRYSTAL 2
	Vertical farming I
	Chair: TBD
10:20-10:32	S09-1	Toward a greater understanding of far-red: case-studies from lettuce, petunia and hemp
		Neil Mattson (Cornell University, United States of America)
10:32-10:44	S09-2	Effects of Light Quality Environments on Nutrient Absorption in Leafy Vegetables in plant factories with artificial lighting (PFAL)
		Kazuki Serizawa (Tamagawa Gakuen, Japan)
10:44-10:56	S09-3	Far-red light and high light intensity promote rice speed flowering in plant factory
		Zonggeng Li (CAAS, China)
10:56-11:08	S09-4	Light intensity during mizuna and mustard greens propagation influences subsequent yield, but not phytonutrient concentrations
		Kellie Walters (University of Tennessee, United States of America)
11:08-11:20	S09-5	Evaluation of hemp production efficiency under different photoperiods with the same daily light integral
		Gwonjeong Bok (Chungnam National University, Republic of Korea)
10:20-11:20	Session 10		CRYSTAL 3
	Shade & Diffusion
	Chair: TBD
10:20-10:32	S10-1	Effects of shade on architecture and flowering of cauliflorous species Theobroma cacao
		Thomas Wibaux (Université Houphouët-Boigny, Cote d'Ivoire)
10:32-10:44	S10-2	Enhancing table grape performance: Investigating the influence of radiation reduction through screens
		Yishai Netzer (Ariel University, Israel)
10:44-10:56	S10-3	Can extreme light diffusion still increase crop growth in greenhouses?
		Nieves Garcia Victoria (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
10:56-11:08	S10-4	Quantifying the effects of hortiscatter in greenhouse cover materials on crop yield
		Guido van Steekelenburg (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
11:08-11:20	S10-5	Selective reflection and absorption of near infrared radiation in movable shading screens for greenhouses
		David Katzin (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
13:00-14:08	Session 11		CRYSTAL 2
	Vertical farming II
	Chair: Myung-Min Oh (Chungbuk National University, Republic of Korea)
13:00-13:20	IN-5	TBD
		Myung-Min Oh (Chungbuk National University, Republic of Korea)
13:20-13:32	S11-1	Optimizing radish microgreens yield and quality: the influence of red/blue LED light and UV-C supplementation
		Susana M.P. Carvalho (Universidade do Porto, Portugal)
13:32-13:44	S11-2	Postharvest UV-C lights treatment to delay senescence of green leafy vegetable, gai lan
		Penta Pristijono (University of Newcastle, Australia)
13:44-13:56	S11-3	Effects of light intensity on drought responses of sweet basil
		Jongyun Kim (Korea University, Republic of Korea)
13:56-14:08	S11-4	Agro-compost and LEDs a new opportunity to grow sustainable microgreens
		Jose A. Pascual Valero (CEBAS-CSIC, Spain)
13:00-14:08	Session 12		CRYSTAL 3
	Lighting for Functional Crops
	Chair: Nana Su (Nanjing Agriculture University, China)
13:00-13:20	IN-6	Alternative splicing of GmBBX22 elicits blue light-induced flavonoids in soybean by interacting with MYBs.
		Nana Su (Nanjing Agriculture University, China)
13:20-13:32	S12-1	Effect of day-length enhancement by artificial lighting on off-season dragon fruit (Hylocereus polyrhizus) production in Bangladesh
		Md. Moniruzzaman (Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Bangladesh)
13:32-13:44	S12-2	Influence of radiation duration and intensity and constant air temperature on growth and photosynthesis of foliage plants
		Iro Kang (Michigan State University, United States of America)
13:44-13:56	S12-3	The Effect of DLI on growth, chlorophyll, and carbohydrate levels in citrus within greenhouse production systems
		Carlos Perez-Flores (California State University, United States of America)
13:56-14:08	S12-4	Blue light irradiation photorepairs DNA damage caused by UV-B irradiation in Komatsuna (Brassica rapa var. perviridis)
		Shoko Hikosaka (Chiba University, Japan)
14:08-15:16	Session 13		CRYSTAL 2
	Bioactive Compounds I
	Chair: TBD
14:08-14:28	IN-7	Nutritionally sensitive precision agriculture: Biodiversity and high-value production
		Giedre Samuoliene (Lithuanian Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry, Lithuania)
14:28-14:40	S13-1	Light Recipe - Optimization Methodology of Light Spectrum and Dynamic Changes in Cultivation Period
		Eunjeong Lim (Seoul National University, Republic of Korea)
14:40-14:52	S13-2	A sufficiently high blue photon flux density can promote accumulation of phenolic compounds in hydroponic lettuce
		Qingwu Meng (University of Delaware, United States of America)
14:52-15:04	S13-3	Effects of light quality and photoperiod on the phytochemical profiles in lettuce (Lactuca sativa) grown under controlled environments
		Naoya Fukuda (University of Tsukuba, Japan)
15:04-15:16	S13-4	High-proportion blue light irradiation at the end-of-production stage promotes the biosynthesis and recycling of ascorbate in lettuce
		Chengbo Zhou (CAAS, China)
14:08-15:08	Session 14		CRYSTAL 3
	Propagation & Young Plants
	Chair: TBD
14:08-14:28	S14-1	Effects of Light Quality and Daminozide Sprays on Rooting and Growth of Young Plants Acclimated Indoors
		Celina Gomez (Purdue University, United States of America)
14:28-14:40	S14-2	Adventitious Root Formation in Medical Cannabis: The Effect of Mother Plant Age, Light Intensity, and Supplemental Far-Red
		Mexximiliaan Holweg (Wageningen University Netherlands)
14:40-14:52	S14-3	The role of red and blue light in optimizing the healing of watermelon grafted seedlings
		Athanasios Koukounaras (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece)
14:44-14:56	S14-4	Red and Green Light-Emitting Diodes (LED) Promote Lettuce Seed Germination
		K.P.S. Kumaratenna (Jeju National University, Republic of Korea)
15:04-15:16	S14-5	TBD
		TBD
15:40-16:28	Session 15		CRYSTAL 2
	Bioactive Compounds II
	Chair: TBD
16:30-16:42	S15-1	Effects of Far-Red and UV-A lighting on phytochemicals and antioxidant activity in late growth stage of coriander (Coriandrum sativum L.)
		Pimpinan Somsong (Chulalongkorn University, Thailand)
16:42-16:54	S15-2	Enhancing secondary metabolites accumulation in Coleus blumei through LED light application
		Alberto Barbaresi (University of Bologna, Italy)
16:54-17:06	S15-3	Metabolic changes in basil caused by supplemental UV light in vertical farm as determined by NMR-based chemical profiling
		Ying Liu (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
17:06-17:18	S15-4	Searching for optimal photoperiod for flowering and producing HIGH-THC cannabis in controlled environments
		Youbin Zheng (University of Guelph, Canada)
15:40-16:28	Session 16		CRYSTAL 3
	Supplemental Lighting
	Chair: TBD
15:40-15:52	S16-1	Effect of Supplemental lighting as affected by Light Sources and Timing on Growth of Grafted Cucumber Seedling
		Hyeong Eun Choi (Gyeongsang National University, Republic of Korea)
15:52-16:04	S16-2	Response of Greenhouse Tomato to Long Photoperiod of Lighting Varies with Daily Light Integral
		Xiuming Hao (Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Canada)
16:04-16:16	S16-3	Quantifying the effect of supplementary far-red light on tomato fruit yield: a dose-response analysis
		Elena Vincenzi (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
16:16-16:28	S16-4	Supplemental Light Quality, Control, and Carbon Dioxide Strategies Impact Strawberry Yield and Quality
		Christopher P. Levine (Cornell University, United States of America)
16:28-17:16	Session 17		CRYSTAL 2
	Bioactive Compounds III
	Chair: TBD
16:28-16:40	S17-1	Influence of duration of UV-A exposure on growth, physiology, and alkaloid synthesis in three Catharanthus roseus cultivars
		Marisa Lourenço (University of Porto, Portugal)
16:40-16:52	S17-2	Use of led light and plasma-activated water (PAW) to stimulate pharmaceutical compound production in Catharanthus roseus plants
		Alberto Barbaresi (University of Bologna, Italy)
16:52-17:04	S17-3	TBD
		TBD
17:04-17:16	S17-4	Red-light treatment induces resistance in vegetables to Phytophthora capsici and promotes plant growth
		Mohammad Babadoost (University of Illinois, United States of America)
16:28-17:16	Session 18		CRYSTAL 3
	Light Conversion & Dynamic Control
	Chair: TBD
16:28-16:40	S18-1	Research Progress on Light Conversion Agricultural Greenhouse Films
		Hao Liang (National Engineering Research Center for Vegetables (NERCV), China)
16:40-16:52	S18-2	Dynamic plant spacing and cultivation-stage dependent far-red application allow for high-quality fruit production in high-density tomato cultivation
		Margarethe Karpe (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
16:52-17:04	S18-3	One light, two lights, red lights, blue lights: A dynamic lighting approach to lettuce cultivation
		Jordan Van Brenk (Wageningen University, Netherlands)
17:04-17:16	S18-4	Quantifying lettuce yield in response to the number of photoperiods, light switching interval and amplitude
		Linda Kim (Signify, Netherlands)

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