Organized by and for young microbial ecotoxicologists, this series of four half-day webinars will take place each Monday afternoon (Paris time zone) from October 13 to November 3rd, 2025. International keynote speakers, Ph.D. students, Post-Docs and MSc students will present their research in Microbial Ecotoxicology to the international community as flash or classic presentations.
The webinar is free and open to everyone!
Abstract submission (limited to Ph.D. students, Post-Docs and MSc students) is now closed since September 5th.
More information about the scientific and organizing committee, keynote speakers, sessions or abstract submission is available on the dedicated pages.
Abstract submission was opened for PhD students and post-doctoral researchers (eligible for live or flash presentations) and Master students (eligible for flash presentations only). Abstract should not exceed 300 words.
Live presentation (for PhD students and Post-Docs) Duration: 10 minutes, followed by 5 minutes of Q&A.
Poster & Flash presentation (for PhD students, Post-Docs and MSc students) Poster & Flash presentations include a poster in A0 format in portrait layout, as well as a short video presentation (max 3 minutes + 1 PowerPoint slide). Both had to be sent before the start of the webinar. A short tutorial is available to help you record your presentation using PowerPoint: Watch the tutorial.
Authors have been notified of abstract acceptance mid September.
Abstract submissions and registration
Abstract submissions are now closed since September 5th.
Registration is open until the end of the event.
Your access to the webinar
We will be using SpatialChat for our webinar.
Don’t worry if you are not familiar with this tool: a support will be provided to all participants.
EcotoxicoMic YR Meme Contest 2025
We are pleased to officially open submissions for the EcotoxicoMic YR Meme* Contest 2025, held in association with the upcoming EcotoxicoMic YR Webinar!
This contest aims to celebrate humor, creativity and daily scientific life within our community of microbial ecotoxicologists and microbial ecologists. Memes are a fun way to share the reality of research, from lab benches to data analysis struggles.
We are looking forward to your most creative, funny and scientifically inspired memes. Let’s showcase the humorous side of microbial ecotoxicology and ecology! And follow us on Instagram (@EcotoxicoMic).
(*Meme: A meme is an image accompanied by humorous text that illustrates a concept, idea, or recurring situation; in this case, related to microbial ecotoxicology or the everyday life of scientists in the lab.)
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