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Registration

Animal health, reproduction and survival in the age of humans 27–29 October 2026

Registration is open until 30 September, or until we reach the maximum of 50 on-site participants. If you are applying for a travel grant, please register by 23 September.

Which of the following best describes your current career stage? (required)
How do you want to attend? (required)
I would give a talk (required)

All food during the meeting will be vegetarian by default.

I want free lunches, coffee and snacks during the meeting. (required)
I want to participate in the social even in the evening of the 29 October. Dinner and soft drinks free of charge. (required)
I want to participate in the conservation physiology workshop on the 30 October. If the workshop fills up, preference will be given to students and early career researchers. (required)

I want to apply for a travel grant sponsored by the Conservation Physiology journal (GBP 130 each). (required)

Organiser

For any questions about the meeting, contact Andreas Nord.

Anderas Nord
Researcher
Department of Biology
Lund Unversity

E-mail: Andreas [dot] Nord [at] biol [dot] lu [dot] se (Andreas[dot]Nord[at]biol[dot]lu[dot]se)

General information

The meeting is generously sponsored by the Hans Kristiansson Memorial Foundation, the Swedish centre for impacts of climate extremes (climes) and the Conservation Physiology journal. Hence, there is no registration fee for the meeting or the conservation physiology workshop. Lunches, coffee, snacks and the concluding social event on 29th October are also free of charge.

Travel grants

A number of travel grants (10-15) for early career researchers who are attending both the meeting and workshop will be available thanks to sponsoring by Conservation Physiology. More information on eligibility criteria and how to apply will follow on this page.