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Dear colleagues,
we are sharing with you some great opportunities and updates for the European public health epidemiology community.
Call for Abstracts: 19th European Public Health Conference – ONLY FEW WEEKS LEFT
Join us in Bilbao, Spain, from 11 to 13 November 2026 for the 19th European Public Health Conference. This year’s theme, “Urban and global synergies: shaping the future of public health with climate resilience, equity and innovation”, will explore how public health can respond to interconnected urban and global challenges. Single abstracts for public health epidemiology topics are welcome. Please submit your abstract by Friday 1 May 2026 at 18:00 CET through the conference website. Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your work, learn from experts, and connect with colleagues from different disciplines and countries.
As last year, we are also offering the possibility to be included in EUPHA-EPI organized sessions and we are looking specifically for abstracts (research or innovative practices) in the following fields to organize engaging symposia:
We also warmly welcome proposals for other relevant topics in public health epidemiology. Additional topics for organized sessions may be considered, provided that the proposal includes at least two speakers.
EUPHA-EPI organized session abstract submission timeline:
15 April 2026 – Deadline to submit abstracts to the section president (Angelo Maria Pezzullo, email: angelo.pezzullo@unicatt.it).
15 – 20 April 2026 – Review and organization of abstracts into symposium/workshop themes by the EUPHA-EPI leadership team (president and VPs). Feedback provided if necessary. 20 – 25 April 2026 – Finalization of symposium/workshop proposals. Authors not included in symposia are advised to submit individually. 1 May 2026 – EPH Conference individual abstract submission deadline.
If you submit your abstract to the section, please do not also submit it via the official EPH Conference submission system. We will notify you by 20 April if your abstract is included in a section symposium proposal. If not, you will still have time to submit your abstract individually before the 1 May deadline. All symposia/workshops and individual abstracts will be evaluated by the EPH International Scientific Committee before final acceptance into the conference programme.
Get involved with European Public Health Week 2026 – event submission now open!
Mark your calendars! The eighth European Public Health Week (EUPHW) will take place from 4 to 8 May 2026, focusing on the theme “Investing for sustainable health and well-being.” This annual event brings together public health professionals, policymakers, students, and citizens from across Europe to explore how stronger and more sustainable investment in health can benefit individuals, communities, and societies.
Host Your Own Event: The event submission platform for EUPHW 2026 is now open! We invite organizations and individuals across Europe to contribute by hosting an event aligned with this year’s theme. Events may take various forms, including webinars, workshops, local initiatives, and policy discussions, and can be held in-person, online, or hybrid.
We encourage you to take part and help advance the public health dialogue. For more details on how you can get involved and submit your event, visit the EUPHA website.
6th Visegrad Four (V4) Countries Public Health Conference – call for abstracts
We are also pleased to share the call for abstracts for the 6th Visegrad Four (V4) Countries Public Health Conference. This EUPHA mid-term conference will take place from 9 to 11 September 2026 in the High Tatras, Slovakia, under the theme “Healthy Horizons: Exploring Innovations in Public Health.” It will bring together researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and students from across Europe and beyond. Abstract submission is open until 15 April 2026 and we encourage colleagues across our network to consider contributing.
Finally, we encourage section members to stay engaged with upcoming activities and opportunities within the EUPHA-EPI network.
Best wishes,
Angelo, Hynek, Georgios
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