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  • Call for applications IUBS-INQUA conference
    Call for applications IUBS-INQUA conference

    A joint IUBS-INQUA conference will be organized in China in November 2025.

  • Shackleton Conference 2025 – Submerged Quaternary Landscapes
    Shackleton Conference 2025 – Submerged Quaternary Landscapes

    The fourth Shackleton Conference will take place at Burlington House, London, on 22 September 2025. The conference will focus on vanished landscapes, the seafloor as a geological palimpsest retaining sketchy evidence for Quaternary landscapes that…

  • INQUA 2027 Talk Series
    INQUA 2027 Talk Series

    Join us for an engaging session with Prof. Jeffery R. Stone (Indiana State University, USA) discussing Holocene marine flooding & ecosystems of Lake Izabal, Guatemala scheduled for Saturday, 26 July 2025  at 6:00 PM IST…

  • Podcast INQUA 2027 India
    Podcast INQUA 2027 India

    Quaternary is the age when modern recognisable humans started inhabiting this planet. All over the world scientists are engaged in studying various aspects of human evolution. Once every 4 years scientists from all across the…

Call for applications IUBS-INQUA conference

A joint IUBS-INQUA conference will be organized in China in November 2025.

The International Union of Biological Sciences (IUBS), International Union for Quaternary Research (INQUA), and International Society of Zoological Sciences (ISZS) are planning an international event for Early Career Researchers (ECR). This gathering, set to take place in 2026, aims to facilitate discussions on biodiversity changes and biome evolution. 

ECRs interested in contributing to the meeting’s organization can express their interest by submitting a motivation letter, CV, and application form to INQUA or IUBS secretariats at info@inqua.org or secretariat@iubs.org.

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ECR activities in INQUA provide an information gateway between young (early-career) and the senior scientists and scientific networks….