Reminder: Abstract Deadline Tomorrow for SS053 Session at ASLO-SIL 2026
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Kevan Yamahara
Nov 24, 2025, 5:20:28 PM (5 days ago) Nov 24
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Dear Colleagues,
A friendly reminder that abstracts for our session, SS053: “Autonomous and In Situ eDNA Technologies: Scaling Molecular Biodiversity Observations in Aquatic Ecosystems”, for the ASLO‑SIL 2026 Aquatic Sciences Meeting in Montréal are due tomorrow.
If you are planning to submit, please ensure your abstract is finalized and submitted via the official meeting website here: ASLO-SIL 2026.
As a side note. For any govt — Deferring Your Registration Fee: Government and other agencies may defer the registration and abstract fees for budgetary circumstances. Defer the registration fee by using the "Pay Later" option at checkout. Deferred registration fees must be paid on or before 1 February 2026. Unpaid deferments will result in the cancellation of registrations and withdrawals of presentations.
We look forward to your contributions and to a great session highlighting advances in autonomous and in situ eDNA technologies for aquatic systems.
Best regards,
Kevan Yamahara (on behalf of Elizabeth Allen, Austin Thomas, and Adam Sepulveda)
A friendly reminder that abstracts for our session, SS053: “Autonomous and In Situ eDNA Technologies: Scaling Molecular Biodiversity Observations in Aquatic Ecosystems”, for the ASLO‑SIL 2026 Aquatic Sciences Meeting in Montréal are due tomorrow.
If you are planning to submit, please ensure your abstract is finalized and submitted via the official meeting website here: ASLO-SIL 2026.
As a side note. For any govt — Deferring Your Registration Fee: Government and other agencies may defer the registration and abstract fees for budgetary circumstances. Defer the registration fee by using the "Pay Later" option at checkout. Deferred registration fees must be paid on or before 1 February 2026. Unpaid deferments will result in the cancellation of registrations and withdrawals of presentations.
We look forward to your contributions and to a great session highlighting advances in autonomous and in situ eDNA technologies for aquatic systems.
Best regards,
Kevan Yamahara (on behalf of Elizabeth Allen, Austin Thomas, and Adam Sepulveda)
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