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The 2026 Global eDNA Conference, hosted by the Marine Technology Society and the University of Washington's eDNA Collaborative, will convene a global community of environmental DNA enthusiasts. Held in Seattle from October 28-30, 2026, the event focuses on advancing eDNA science across sectors through technical sessions and networking. Attendees can expect a call for abstracts, poster sessions, and specialized presentations.
Attendees: eDNA scientists, researchers, environmental professionals, and industry practitioners.
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Venue
University of WashingtonUniversity campus
The University of Washington in Seattle offers diverse event spaces, including the Husky Union Building (HUB) and academic venues suitable for conferences, meetings, and academic trade shows, managed by the institution.
📍 1400 NE Campus Pkwy, 98195 Seattle, US
Organizer
Marine Technology Society (MTS)Nonprofit · Washington, United States · Founded 1963
An international community of ocean engineers, technologists, and policymakers promoting marine technology.
Why people attend
Network with global eDNA professionals, learn about advancements in eDNA science, and explore applications across economic sectors.
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