Marine Research Days 2025

Connecting marine research between disciplines and stakeholders
Date: November 18 - 20, 2025
Venue: Wallenberg Center, Gothenburg
The Swedish Society for Marine Sciences welcomes everyone who is engaged and interested in marine sciences, management and environmental monitoring to this conference on the SEA ! The meeting focuses on current aspects of research, management, and environmental monitoring in marine systems. In addition to oral presentations and a poster session, there will be room for networking.
Program
Abstracts in chronological order of presentations and poster abstracts
Keynote speakers

Professor …
Department of …, University of …
Title: T…
Abstract: The …

Professor …
Department of …, University
Title: W…
Abstract: T…

Professor M…
Department of … University
Title: B…
Abstract: T….

Professor …
Department of …, University
Title: W…
Abstract: ….
Abstract submission
Abstract submissions for oral or poster presentations are highly recommended and encouraged. Submission is managed through the registration portal below. Submitted contributions will be organized within sessions based on the conference program, or standalone if the content is considered outside the scope of the sessions provided (see program outlined below). Depending on the number of submitted abstracts (oral and posters), the Board may need to prioritize. Submissions from second (MSc) and third (PhD) cycle students, as well as from early career scientists (post docs), will be given priority.
General guidelines
Abstract: 2000 characters including spaces
Presentation: 15 min + 5 min for questions and discussion
Poster: size A0 (841 x 1189 mm)
Venues
The conference venue Wallenberg Centre (link to campus map) is located in the main university building Magna on level 1. In addition to keynotes, oral presentations, and poster contributions, there will be room for networking during the breaks. The conference dinner will be held at … .
Dyrssen Awards
The Swedish Society for Marine Sciences annually manages and awards the Dyrssen Award for the two best degree projects in marine sciences at master’s level. First prize is SEK 10 000 and second prize SEK 5 000. The award is instituted by SHF in honor of David Dyrssen (1922 – 2011), emeritus professor of analytical chemistry at the University of Gothenburg. As one of the founding members of the Society, he spent his career being an active proponent for the promotion of inter-disciplinary research in marine sciences. The award ceremony will take place on 27 November.
Annual meeting
The Swedish Society for Marine Sciences is a politically independent and non-profit organization. The annual meeting of the Society is arranged on November 20 as part of the conference. Please note that the annual meeting will be in Swedish. For more information and documents see About us in the main menu.
Conference fee
Registration to the conference encompasses access to oral presentations and the poster session. Registration requires membership of the Swedish Society for Marine Science. The conference fee includes icebreaker (Tuesday), fika and lunches (Wednesday and Thursday). Special registration is needed for the conference dinner (Wednesday). The conference fee does not cover travel expenses or costs associated with accommodation. A limited number of travel grants (up to 5 000 SEK for travel, accommodation, and conference fee) are available for students and early career scientists (option in the registration form). Applicants will need to submit their application separately with included receipts to the Board (styrelsen@shf.se).
Conference fee: … SEK
Conference dinner: … SEK [optional]
Registration, abstract submission, and payment here (external link to Möteservice)
Registration deadline: … November 2025
WARM WELCOME!
The board of the Swedish Society for Marine Sciences
(styrelsen@shf.se)
