2023 International Seaweed Symposium

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The 24th International Seaweed Symposium (ISS) will be held for the first time in Australia.  It will take place in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia’s most southern state, from Sunday 19th to Friday 24th February 2023. The event will also be facilitated online for those who aren’t able to travel and still wish to participate.

For program, ticketing and general information, please visit the ISS website by clicking the link below.

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Key Event Information

Dates

19 - 24 February 2023

Location

Hobart and online

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For program, ticketing and general information, please visit the ISS website.

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