Plenary Lectures Biological Control��a Cross��Disciplinary Perspective and Call for Integration Biological Control in the Context of Ecological Intensification��Interdisciplinary Efforts for Sustainable Solutions Improving the Efficacy of Biological Control��Ecostacking and Compatible Ap- proaches Predicting Consequences of Climate Change in a Community Context��The Role of Species Interactions and Indirect Effects 70 Years of Biological Control of Rabbits in Australiaan Ongoing Co-Evolu tionary Arms-Race Genetic Understanding and Improvements of Insect Biocontrol Fungi New Bio��Inspired Treatments Derived from Microbiome and Metabolome Study Compatibility of Genetically Modified Crops with Biological Control Enhancing Detection of Plant Insect Pests and Their Natural Enemies Using DNA Barcoding Session 1 Interdisciplinary Biological Control��Risk Assessment and Biosafety in Biological Control Risk Assessment of Pathogens for Weed Biological Control Novel Genetic Tools in Biological Control and the Implications for Risk As- sessment Non-Target Effects of the Parasitoid Anastatus bifasciatus��a Potential Biocon- trol Agent of the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Considering Regulatory Requirements for Registration During the Screening of New Biological Control Agents for Disease Control Estimating Effects of Harmonia axyridis on Native Predaceous Ladv Beetles in Ecological Vegetable Production in Brazil Novel Mode of Plant-Microbe Interaction Discovered by Omics Technologies Benefits and Potantial Pitfalls Associated with the Use 0f Environmental op- portunistie Fungi for Plant Protection Rhizobacterium Bacillus cereus AR 1 56 Can Facilitate Crops Be Healthier��via Triggering Plant Basal Immunity Pre-emptive Assessment of Non-target Impacts of Trissolcus japonicus��a Pro- posed Biocontrol Agent for Brown Marmorated Stink But in New Zealand TheNagoya ProtocolandWhatItMeansfor theUseandExchangeof Biological Control Agents Predicting the Host Range of the Folivorous Biocontrol Beetle��Cassida rubigi- nosa Quarantine Management of Biological Control Agents in China Session 2 Interdisciplinary Biological Control�� Genetics and Evolution in Biological Control Eco-Evolutionary Feedbacks Between Prey Defenses and the Enemv Communitv Post Introduction Evolution in Biological Control Agents When Trichogramma Ride the Wave��Evolutionary Dynamics a10ng Pushed Expansion Fronts ���� Session 3 Interdisciplinary Biological Control�� Biological Control as a Means of Preserving Biodiversity Session 4 Interdisciplinary Biological Control��Biological Contr01 as an Ecosystem Service��Advances in Conservation Biological Control Session 5 Interdisciplinary Biological Control�� Biological Control in Support of Human Health Session 6 Interdisciplinary Biological Control��Biological Control and Climate Change Session 7 Interdisciplinary Biological Control�� Socio-Economic Impacts of Biological Control Session 8Interdisciplinary Biological Control�� Natural Enemy Action��Mechanisms and Interactions Session 9 Interdisciplinary Biological Control�� Biological Control in IPM Systems Session 10 Biological Control Using Microbial Pesticides Session 11 Compatibility between Transgenic Crops and Biological Control Session 12Industrial Policy and Market Development for Biological Control Session 13 Current Status and Update of Biological Control in the Belt and Road Countries Session 14 Trichoderma and Soilborne Diseases Working Group Session 15Bio Metabolites and the Molecular Bio Pesticides Working Group A Workshop for Lantsang-Mekong Cooperation Special Found(LMCSF)Project