Society for Experimental Biology

Society for Experimental Biology The Society for Experimental Biology aims to promote, and increase the influence of Experimental Bio

In pursuit of its aims the Society for Experimental Biology’s activities include:

* the organisation and sponsorship of experimental biology conferences, both independently and in collaboration with other life science societies;
* the publication and dissemination of a range of scientific literature;
* education, careers and policy work;
* the administration of travel grants for y

oung researchers;
* offering membership to experimental biology researchers in academia and industry working at post-graduate level and above.

Final registration for the SEB Annual Conference Florence 2026 closes this week on June 12!Join researchers from across ...
08/06/2026

Final registration for the SEB Annual Conference Florence 2026 closes this week on June 12!

Join researchers from across the biological sciences for an inspiring programme of scientific sessions, networking opportunities and the latest research discussions.

✅ Register now:
www.sebiology.org/events/seb-annual-conference-florence-2026/registration.html

🔬 Explore the conference sessions:
www.sebiology.org/events/seb-annual-conference-florence-2026/sessions-2026.html

ℹ️ Find all conference information:
www.sebiology.org/events/seb-annual-conference-florence-2026.html

📖 The Spring 2026 edition of SEB Magazine is now available on demand.Centered on the theme of resilience, this issue exp...
05/06/2026

📖 The Spring 2026 edition of SEB Magazine is now available on demand.

Centered on the theme of resilience, this issue explores how organisms, cells and scientific communities adapt and thrive in a changing world.

Discover features on digital anatomy, cellular stress responses, plant resilience, member achievements, recent SEB events, and a preview of the SEB Annual Conference Florence 2026.

Read the full issue:
www.sebiology.org/resource/seb-magazine-spring-2026-is-now-available-on-demand.html




SEB2026

Only one week remains to register for the Florence 2026.This international meeting brings together researchers across ...
04/06/2026

Only one week remains to register for the Florence 2026.

This international meeting brings together researchers across animal, plant, cell and integrative biology to share cutting-edge discoveries and foster collaboration.

🌍 Virtual attendance is available.

Key information:

• Registration (incl. virtual option):
www.sebiology.org/resource/only-one-week-left-to-register-for-the-seb-conference-florence-2026.html

• Scientific sessions:
www.sebiology.org/events/seb-annual-conference-florence-2026/sessions-2026.html

• Accommodation & travel information:
www.sebiology.org/resource/seb-conference-florence-2026-registration-is-now-open.html

We look forward to welcoming delegates to Florence for SEB 2026.

Are you an ECR who wants to engage in conversations with the media, policymakers and the public?Join the Voice of Young ...
03/06/2026

Are you an ECR who wants to engage in conversations with the media, policymakers and the public?

Join the Voice of Young Science workshop to hear from researchers who’ve done it, journalists and policy influencers who want to hear from you, and likeminded ECRs who have the same concerns.

Friday, 26 June 10:00–16:00
Institute of Physics, London

Apply for your free priority place https://bit.ly/SUfS_London2026

Are you an ECR who wants to engage in conversations with the media, policymakers and the public?Join the Voice of Young ...
03/06/2026

Are you an ECR who wants to engage in conversations with the media, policymakers and the public?

Join the Voice of Young Science workshop to hear from researchers who've done it, journalists and policy influencers who want to hear from you, and likeminded ECRs who have the same concerns.

Friday, 26 June 10:00–16:00
Institute of Physics, London

Apply for your free priority place:
https://bit.ly/SUfS_London2026

The SEB Annual Conference Florence 2026 features an outstanding programme of Animal Biology sessions, showcasing cutting...
03/06/2026

The SEB Annual Conference Florence 2026 features an outstanding programme of Animal Biology sessions, showcasing cutting-edge research and international collaboration across the field.

The final registration deadline is 11 June 2026. Participants can attend either in person or virtually, making the conference accessible to the global scientific community.

Full conference information:
www.sebiology.org/events/seb-annual-conference-florence-2026.html

Animal Biology sessions:
www.sebiology.org/events/seb-annual-conference-florence-2026/sessions-2025/animal.html

Registration:
www.sebiology.org/events/seb-annual-conference-florence-2026/registration.html

🚨 Don’t miss this opportunity to raise the profile of your work before the SEB Annual Conference in Florence.The Society...
01/06/2026

🚨 Don’t miss this opportunity to raise the profile of your work before the SEB Annual Conference in Florence.

The Society for Experimental Biology is inviting members to share their recent achievements for inclusion in the Spring 2026 Magazine.

Whether you've published new research, received an award, secured funding, organised an initiative, or reached another professional milestone, this is your chance to highlight your contribution to the scientific community.

Visibility matters ... especially ahead of one of the year's major biology conferences.

Submit your achievements today:
www.sebiology.org/resource/promote-your-work-in-our-spring-2026-magazine.html

The May 2026 SEB Newsletter is now available.This edition features updates from across the bioscience community, includi...
29/05/2026

The May 2026 SEB Newsletter is now available.

This edition features updates from across the bioscience community, including research highlights, upcoming events, opportunities, and news from SEB members and partners.

Take a look at the full newsletter here:
www.sebiology.org/resource/seb-may-2026-newsletter.html

New Community Conversations videos are now available on demand.Designed to support early career researchers in conservat...
29/05/2026

New Community Conversations videos are now available on demand.

Designed to support early career researchers in conservation physiology and beyond, the series explores topics including scientific publishing, writing, collaboration and peer review through conversations with experienced researchers and experts in the field.

New sessions include:

• Reflections on co-production and impact in conservation physiology — Steve Cooke

• Thinking like a non-human: Escaping anthropocentric constraints to better enact conservation strategies in coastal ecosystems — Brian Helmuth

• Writing and Responding to Peer Review — Jeff Clements and Sean Tomlinson

Watch the latest videos here:

www.sebiology.org/resource/new-community-conversations-videos-now-available-on-demand.html

Join the Journal of Experimental Biology editorial team at in Florence 2026!📍 The Gallery, 1st floor, Palazzo dei Cong...
29/05/2026

Join the Journal of Experimental Biology editorial team at in Florence 2026!

📍 The Gallery, 1st floor, Palazzo dei Congressi
🗓 Tuesday 7 July
⏰ 13:00–14:00
🍴 Lunch provided

Come meet the editors, ask questions about publishing and peer review, and connect with fellow researchers in experimental biology.

Registration is still open:
www.sebiology.org/events/seb-annual-conference-florence-2026.html

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