ISGSB2026

The 22nd conference of the International Study Group for Systems Biology (ISGSB) will be held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from 7-11 September 2026. The meeting is dedicated to advancing the role of theory, models, and cutting-edge experiments in elucidating the control, kinetics, and thermodynamics of biological systems. We seek contributions that rigorously connect molecular mechanisms with emergent cellular functions within complex biological systems. We welcome researchers engaged in fundamental systems biology, as well as applied fields including (but not limited to) medicine, plant science, and industrial biotechnology, to share their latest work. Contributions focusing on tools, computational methodology, and infrastructure are also highly encouraged to foster this dynamic interdisciplinary discourse. We look forward to welcoming you to Ljubljana!

ISGSB 2026 invites abstract submission. All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by experts in the field, and if approved, scheduled for either oral or poster presentations.

General required information and format restrictions

Abstract Title — 200 characters limit.

Authors and Affiliations:

• Identify all authors with full affiliation (institution, address and country), name, last name, email are required fields;
• Identification of the Presenting author (will receive an invitation email to upload presentation/poster a few weeks before the Congress);
• Identification of the Corresponding author (will receive all correspondence concerning submission).

Body of abstract — 3000 characters limit including spaces or 450 words, whichever is reached sooner.

Keywords (3-5)

Classification — Please use keywords that will help the reviewers to put your abstract in a suitable session.

Abstracts must be submitted in English.

Please check spelling and grammar carefully. All abstracts will be published as submitted.

Use generic names. Commercial drug names may not be used.

Abstract Limit: There are no restrictions on the number of abstracts you may submit and present, provided that each abstract represents distinct research.