ASAB Winter Meeting, 2026<\/strong>
\n08 December\u00a0 – 10th December 2026, Edinburgh, UK<\/p>\nThis year\u2019s ASAB Winter meeting theme is on Social learning and culture. The last joint ASAB\/PSGB meeting was held ~15 years ago at the ZSL London Zoo. More details to follow!<\/p>\n
Participation is free of charge, but\u00a0<\/span>registration will be required.<\/span><\/p>\n
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Annual Meeting of the Ethological Society, 2027
\n<\/strong>25 February – 26 February 2027, Konstanz, Germany<\/span><\/p>\n\n
Save the date! On behalf of the local organising committee, we have the pleasure to invite you to participate in the upcoming annual meeting of the Ethological Society. The meeting will be hosted <\/span>in\u00a0 Konstanz from February 24 to 27, 2027 (including travel days).<\/span><\/p>\nPlease stay tuned – more information will be published on this page!<\/p>\n
\nBehaviour, 2027
\n<\/strong>TBA, Vienna, Austria<\/p>\n\n
Please stay tuned – more information will be published on this page!<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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{:en} The Ethological Society meets once a year for its Annual Meeting, which typically takes place during the second week of February. The meeting is organised by members of our community and is usually hosted in Germany, Switzerland or Austria. Every other year, the Society\u2019s General Assembly is held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting. Members who are interested in organising a future meeting are warmly encouraged to get in touch with the President. The Council is pleased to offer practical support throughout the process in the form of tips and suggestions designed to help organisers avoid reinventing the wheel. Council members remain approachable and available throughout, so organisers can seek advice at any stage. Organising a meeting can be highly rewarding, as it provides hosts with the opportunity to shape the scientific focus and to contribute substantially to the Society\u2019s activities. A list of previous EthoGes, our Annual Meetings, and ECBB, the European Conference for Behavioural Biology co founded by the Society, can be found\u00a0here. Below you will find a list of international meetings that are likely to be of interest to those studying Behavioural Biology. If you would like your conference or workshop added to this list, please contact the society’s manager. 2026 ECBB 2026 1 September\u00a0 – 4 September 2026, Cambridge, UK This event will bring together students, researchers, experts, and professionals to explore the latest discoveries, research, and innovations in behavioural biology, offering a unique opportunity for scientific exchange. The theme for 2026 is Animal Behaviour in the Anthropocene. This year\u2019s theme invites us to reflect on how human-driven environmental change is shaping animal behaviour across ecosystems. This conference is supported by the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour (ASAB) and is the official ASAB Summer Conference for 2026 and the Ethologische Gesellschaft e.V. Find out more and register here. DZG Meeting 2026 7 September – 11 September 2026, M\u00fcnster, Germany The University of M\u00fcnster will host the 118th Annual Meeting of the German Zoological Society (DZG), which will bring together zoologists from around the world, spanning various taxa, methods, and disciplines.\u00a0The event will provide a forum for researchers at all career stages to share and discuss their latest findings in zoological research. The programme will include plenary talks, poster sessions, contributed talks, satellite symposia and a public talk, as well as a conference dinner at the Meranti Hall at M\u00fcnster Zoo.\u00a0With its historic architecture, green spaces and being home to one of Germany\u2019s largest universities, M\u00fcnster offers a vibrant and inspiring setting for networking, collaboration and exchange. Find out more and register here. Joint Graduate Meeting: Animal Behaviour 2026 30 September – 2 October 2026, M\u00fcnster, Germany We invite Bachelor’s and Master’s students, PhDs and early Post-docs to present and discuss their results with peers at the Joint Graduate Meeting of the Ethological Society and the Behavioural Biology Section of the German Zoological Society (DZG). The event is designed to provide a platform for undergraduate and graduate students to present their research, interact with peers, and engage in stimulating discussions about the latest trends and developments in the field of behavioural sciences. There will be no registration fees, but you need to register, please use this form. Animal Behaviour Live 2026 12 November 2026, online The seventh edition of our Annual Online Conference will focus on the theme\u00a0“Studying Animal Behaviour in a Changing World”. The programme will bring together researchers from around the world to discuss how animals are responding to environmental change, how we can improve the way we study behaviour, and how emerging technologies and methods (including AI) are shaping the future of animal behaviour research. As always, the conference is\u00a0completely FREE and open to all. Across three sessions, participants can enjoy:\u00a03 plenary talks, short presentations,\u00a0a\u00a0poster session\u00a0running throughout the conference, workshops and opportunities to connect with the global animal behaviour community ! More information can be found here. ASAB Winter Meeting, 2026 08 December\u00a0 – 10th December 2026, Edinburgh, UK This year\u2019s ASAB Winter meeting theme is on Social learning and culture. The last joint ASAB\/PSGB meeting was held ~15 years ago at the ZSL London Zoo. More details to follow! Participation is free of charge, but\u00a0registration will be required. 2027 Annual Meeting of the Ethological Society, 2027 25 February – 26 February 2027, Konstanz, Germany Save the date! On behalf of the local organising committee, we have the pleasure to invite you to participate in the upcoming annual meeting of the Ethological Society. The meeting will be hosted in\u00a0 Konstanz from February 24 to 27, 2027 (including travel days). Please stay tuned – more information will be published on this page! 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