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Aquatic Sciences Meeting
Call for speakers, 16 days left
The 2027 Aquatic Sciences Meeting is a conference focused on exploring the drivers and stressors affecting aquatic systems and identifying sustainable solutions.
It aims to advance knowledge of aquatic ecosystems and promote education, engagement, and inclusion in water research, policy, and governance. The event is intended for researchers, educators, and stakeholders in aquatic sciences.
About this speaking opportunity
Aquatic Sciences Meeting is a energy & cleantech conference in San Juan, United States, running Feb 28 - Mar 5, 2027. Submissions close Sep 15, 2026.
Full event details, including the agenda and who else is on the floor, are on the Aquatic Sciences Meeting event page.
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