The five-day programme will begin with pre-conference tutorials & workshops and the European ISCB Student Council Symposium (ESCS), leading up to an evening public lecture introducing computational biology’s impact to a broader audience. The main conference held on-site over three days, will feature keynote lectures, three tracks exploring five key topics, a special track dedicated to ELIXIR and ad hoc sessions, two poster sessions, an exhibition area, and, most importantly, a lively conference party. The event will conclude with a Community Day, bringing together key research communities in biodiversity, pathogen surveillance, and research infrastructures.

Schedule overview