Dear all,

a kind reminder that the deadline for the abstract submission for a contribute talk or poster at BioInference2026 (St Andrews, Scotland, 10th-12th June 2026) is quickly approaching. 

If you are interested on mathematical modelling and statistical methods for (widely defined/interpreted) biological problems, then please consider submitting an abstract here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc8VlIsRWPs3acc1lkOw4Uap0IWmKVSVaDhcesLDRM0NEi_lg/viewform by the 31st January 2026.

More info are available on the website https://bioinference.github.io/2026/ and below.

Best,
Massimiliano on the behalf of the BioInference2026 Organising Committee



BioInference brings together researchers from statistics and mathematical modelling who work on biological systems, creating a lively space for exchanging ideas, sparking collaborations, and building community across all career stages.

After last year’s successful three-day meeting in Bardonecchia, we’re excited to return with another three days packed with invited and contributed talks, poster sessions, and dedicated networking opportunities.



Call for Abstracts

We now invite submissions for oral or poster presentations on any work involving mathematical modelling, statistical methods, or machine learning approaches for broadly interpreted biological problems. All presentations will be in person with no parallel sessions


Abstract deadline: 31 January 2026
Submit here: Abstract Submission Link



Invited Speakers for 2026

We are delighted to host an exceptional line-up of invited speakers:


Registration

Registration for the conference will open soon. The registration fee (covering three lunches and all coffee breaks) is expected to be around £100.



More Information

Learn more about the conference, past talks and posters, and this year’s host town, St Andrews, at: https://bioinference.github.io/2026/


If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at bioinference@gmail.com or drop me an email. 


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Dr. Massimiliano Tamborrino
Reader (Associate Professor) and WIHEA Fellow
Department of Statistics
University of Warwick
https://warwick.ac.uk/tamborrino