

This symposium was held in Arcachon from June 19 to 21, 2003, and brought together over 300 wine researchers and technicians from 14 countries.
Although there was an almost complete absence of Americans and Australians, this conference was representative of global research and demonstrated real progress in the level of oenological and viticultural research, particularly due to the emergence or maturity of new techniques such as those derived from molecular biology (proteomics, etc.).
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This symposium was held in Arcachon from June 19 to 21, 2003, and brought together over 300 wine researchers and technicians from 14 countries.
Although there was an almost complete absence of Americans and Australians, this conference was representative of global research and demonstrated real progress in the level of oenological and viticultural research, particularly due to the emergence or maturity of new techniques such as those derived from molecular biology (proteomics, etc.).