The International Meiofauna Conference (IMCO), first held in 1969, is the flagship conference of the International Association of Meiobenthologists (IAM) and is held every three years. The 18th IMCO was held for the first time in an online format on 5-9 December 2022,...
The Argentine Association of Malacology was founded in 2011 and since then has organized three scientific events of national and regional scope known as Congresos Argentinos de Malacología or CAMs (Argentine Congresses of Malacology), held every three years. The...
PeerJ are delighted to announce that we will again be supporting the World Conference on Marine Biodiversity (WCMB) - WCMB 2023 - being held between the 2nd and 5th of July 2023 in Penang, Malaysia. The WCMB series is a tri-annual global conference which is organised...
This past October, the African Bioacoustics Community (ABC) hosted their 3rd conference. After the huge success of the first two conferences held in 2018 at the University of Cape Town, and in 2020 online, the ABC team wanted something special for their 3rd event....
The 67th Symposium on Vertebrate Palaeontology and Comparative Anatomy (SVPCA) 2022 (rearranged from the cancelled 2020 meeting) was organised by the Fossil Reptile Research Group at The Natural History Museum in London in September. We welcomed around 160...
PeerJ recently sponsored a Best ECR Poster award at the XVI edition of the Congress of the Italian Federation of Life Sciences (FISV), which took place from 14 to 16 September 2022 in Naples, Italy. The federation is composed of twenty Italian Scientific Societies,...
We are excited to announce that the first PeerJ Hub - the IABO Hub - is now live, and we encourage you to explore it today. The Hub is a community-led scholarly publishing channel for members of IABO - the International Association for Biological Oceanography. It has...
The annual meeting of the European Association of Vertebrate Palaeontologists (EAVP) is a conference that is organized each year at a different location. EAVP hosts original research on all aspects of vertebrate palaeontology, from fish to dinosaur, from ecological...
The first symbiotic relationships were described in the 19th century. Nearly 150 years later, immense research efforts have highlighted that symbiotic relationships are ubiquitous and have particularly important ecological and evolutionary consequences. But...
The Society for Open, Reliable, Transparent Ecology and Evolutionary biology (SORTEE) has completed its second annual online conference. The conference ran continuously for 50 hours facilitating participation from people interested in issues of openness, transparency,...
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