International Society for Behavioral Ecology Congress 2020 (ISBE 2020)
27 September – 2 October 2020
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
The International Society for Behavioral Ecology is pleased to announce that the 18th International Behavioral Ecology Congress will be hosted in Melbourne, Australia from Sunday 27 September to Friday 2 October 2020.
ISBE congresses are held every two years and attract a lively mix of behavioral ecologists at all career stages from around the globe.
There is an exciting program, which includes top-notch plenaries, as well as oral and poster sessions presenting the latest research. Blind reviewing of abstracts, ISBE travel support for students and participants from developing nations, and free onsite child care ensure the widest participation. And as a break from the science there are mid-congress excursions and a well established football tournament – the hottest fixture in international football!
The Organising Committee invites you to join us in Melbourne in 2020. To stay abreast of the latest updates and news regarding the Congress, please register your interest here.
We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne.
Key Dates:
- Call for Abstracts Opens: Wednesday 2 October 2019
- Call for Abstracts Closes: Monday 2 March 2020
- Registration Opens: Monday 3 February 2020
- Early Bird Registration Deadline: Tuesday 26 May 2020
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