Norwegian Plant Biology Conference (NPBC) 2026

Norwegian Plant Biology Conference (NPBC) 2026
NPBC 2026 brings together researchers in plants, macroalgae, and microalgae to explore mechanisms, applications, and solutions spanning molecules to ecosystems

Themes / Sessions

  • Plant & Algal Immunity, Stress Responses, and Environmental Adaptation
  • Signaling, Perception, and Interactions in Plants, Macroalgae, and Microalgae
  • Biotechnological Innovations and Emerging Tools
  • Restoration, Biodiversity, and Sustainable Ecosystem Management

Key dates

  • Abstract submission opens: Oct 1, 2025
  • Abstract submission deadline: Dec 18, 2025
  • Registration opens: Dec 1, 2025
  • Notification of acceptance: Jan 30, 2026
  • Early‑bird registration closes: Mar 09, 2026
  • Regular registration closes: May 13, 2026
  • Final registration deadline (limited): Jun 5, 2026
  • Conference dates: Jun 18-19, 2026 with optional workshops Jun 17

Venue
Scandic Havet, Bodø
Closest airport: Bodø (BOO)

Keynote Speakers

Programme and Abstract Submission

For detailed information about the programme overview and abstract submission, please visit the conference website.

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Book Launch: "Introducing the UN SDGs in Higher Education Institutions"
Other
1 September 2026

Book Launch: "Introducing the UN SDGs in Higher Education Institutions"

Bodø, room 3003, 3rd floor in the main building
09:00
11:30
We are pleased to invite to the launch of two chapters in the new academic volume: "Introducing the UN SDGs in Higher Education Institutions"
Academic Writing Basics
Library course
2 September 2026

Academic Writing Basics

Teams/Zoom
10:15
11:15
In this course, you will learn about the academic writing style, which is useful for both course assignments and exam questions.
Academic Writing Advanced
Library course
2 September 2026

Academic Writing Advanced

Teams/Zoom
12:15
13:30
This course is aimed at students who will design and write longer assignments in the academic style, such as bachelor’s and master’s thesis and more advanced academic texts.