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- 2026 Tromp Award: Due 15 February 2026. The International Society of Biometeorology presents the Tromp Scientific Award to a scientist who has developed the most meaningful peer-reviewed manuscript over the past three years prior to each International Congress. The Tromp Scientific Award is sponsored by the Dutch Foundation for Biometeorological Research and awarded by the International Society of Biometeorology.
- Funding. International Society of Biometeorology provides support for its members to attend Conferences and Workshops that meet the Society’s purpose, promotes the Society, and provides a benefit to ISB and to the applicant(s). Applications will therefore need to demonstrate how the Conference or Workshop will meet these requirements. See website for application and more information. Please contact Past-President, Dr. Marie Keatley, marie.keatley[at]rmit.edu.au, if you have questions. Semiannual applications are accepted. Forthcoming deadline TBD
- Biometeorology: Addressing 21st century global climate issues and perspectives of living beings and places. The 24th International Congress of Biometeorology is scheduled for 13 – 16 July 2026 and will take place at the University of Novi Sad in Serbia. Mark your calendar and share with colleagues. Registration will open in September.
The International Society of Biometeorology (ISB) provides an international forum for the promotion of interdisciplinary collaboration between meteorologists, health professionals, biologists, climatologists, ecologists and other scientists.
The Society, as a community of scientists with similar interests, fulfills an important role in providing information, expertise and advice to international organizations requesting this assistance. ISB as a Non-Governmental Organization is a member of ICSU and maintains close liaison with UN agencies such as WMO, WHO, FAO, UNESCO, UNEP and other International organizations.
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Studying the affects of domestic, feral, wild and laboratory animals to natural changes and to extremes of the physical environment.
The relationship between human health and climate has become an important topic all over the world in the last decades.
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Phenology is a scientific discipline studying the link between vegetation dynamics and the climate.
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