ARTA, in collaboration with the Institute for Cellular Pharmacology (ICP) Ltd and Evolve Ltd, proudly present LifeTech 2025, an International Conference. This year’s theme is Phylogenetic Compatibility, with the event taking place between the 25th–27th November 2025 at the ARTA Campus, Mosta Technopark, Malta.
This landmark event will bring together scientists, academics, researchers, and students from across the globe to examine evolutionary relationships in biological systems and the frameworks that shape them. The multidisciplinary programme will cover genetic, computational, and ecological perspectives, creating a collaborative space to share cutting-edge research, spark dialogue, and build lasting international networks.
Dates: 25–27 November 2025
Venue: ARTA Campus, F25 Mosta Technopark, Mosta MST3000, Malta
Contact: info@arta.edu.mt | info@icpconcepts.com | info@evolveltd.eu
The Malta 2025 International Conference is more than a scientific gathering it is a meeting point of innovation and collaboration. Malta, with its rich history and inspiring atmosphere, offers the perfect backdrop for such groundbreaking discussions. If you are passionate about the future of medicine and therapeutic innovation, this is an event you won’t want to miss.
⦁ Inspiring keynote lectures by leading experts in phylogenetics, bioinformatics and molecular evolution
⦁ Engaging technical sessions, workshops and panel discussions
⦁ Poster and oral presentations from both emerging and established researchers
⦁ Cross-disciplinary forums bridging biology, ICT and data science
⦁ Networking opportunities (including a welcome reception) to foster global research collaborations
Whether your focus is in evolutionary biology, genomics, systems ecology, or related fields, this conference promises valuable insights, opportunities for collaboration and a platform for future innovation.
Full programme details, including keynote speakers, will be announced soon stay tuned for updates here.
The program is structured around three central themes, each building toward a holistic understanding of phylogenetic-based therapeutics:
Day 1: Foundations of Phylogenetic Therapeutics
Introducing the core concepts of how human biology intersects with plant-derived homologous genes, laying the groundwork for a new class of integrative therapies.
Day 2: Molecular Protection, Repair and Immune Integration
Exploring DNA repair, immune system modulation, and high-resolution biotechnologies designed to strengthen cellular resilience and fight disease.
Day 3: Regeneration, Future Perspectives and Case Applications
Translating advanced science into practical therapies from regenerative medicine to biotechnology-driven healthcare solutions.
The conference covers a wide range of innovative and high-impact topics, including:
⦁ Novel Therapeutic Tools: Harnessing homologous genes from humans and the plant kingdom — concepts, applications and challenges.
⦁ Omics & Systems Biology: Integrating transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics with high-throughput sequencing and mass spectrometry.
⦁ Digital Biotechnologies: The role of precision instrumentation in advancing phylogenetic analysis.
⦁ Imaging Breakthroughs: High-resolution tools for studying DNA repair and epigenetic modulation.
⦁ Protein Misfolding & Neurodegeneration: Innovative anti-ageing and neuroprotective strategies.
⦁ Genetic Mutation Management: Insights into BRCA1 & 2, MMR, Huntington’s and therapeutic implications.
⦁ Viral Oncogenesis: Understanding viral roles in cancer, immunosuppression and oncogene activation.
⦁ Precision Immunotherapy: Biomarker discovery and monitoring systems shaping the future of targeted treatments.
⦁ Stem Cells & Regeneration: Applications of bioreactors, imaging tools and next-generation regenerative medicine.
⦁ Cell Maturation & Ageing: Exploring cellular decline and therapeutic interventions.
⦁ Autophagy, Apoptosis & Degeneration: Mechanistic insights for integrative therapies.
⦁ Industry Meets Research: Bridging technology-driven regenerative approaches with clinical practice.
⦁ Applied Technologies: Practical use of single-cell analysis, organ-on-chip systems and advanced microscopy.