Please forward this message to all possibly interested people and groups.

The Tenth Annual Meeting of the International Society for Evolution,
Medicine, and Public Health will be July 8-10 at Vanderbilt University in
Nashville, Tennessee, USA.

Chaos in Washington has made it impossible for many scientists to plan
travel so abstracts for talks will now be accepted until Feb. 28. Posters
can be submitted until May 1, but earlier is better.

Full information is at https://isemph.org/ISEMPH-2025/

Students, researchers, clinicians, and teachers are all invited to present
their research, hear the latest advances from renowned scientists, renew
old friendships and make new ones at workshops, discussions and social
events. You can also enjoy all that Nashville and Tennessee have to offer.
 Music!

The ISEMPH 2025 website offers full information about dates and deadlines,
Registration, Abstract submission for talks and posters, abstract
submission for symposia,the Program, Accommodation, Travel, and more.

Register early to get substantial discounts; fees are refundable until two
weeks before the meeting if your plans change. Fees are lower for members
so you may want to join the society or renew your registration before
registering for the meeting.

The Vanderbilt Evolutionary Studies Initiative is also hosting a two-day
symposium to mark the 100th anniversary of the Scopes "Monkey" Trial on the
weekend following the conference. More than twenty speakers will talk about
evolution, education, religion, and the law - the event will also include
lunches and book signings by several authors. Learn more here. You can
register for both events with your ISEMPH 2025 registration.

Send questions about travel and logistics to hostingcommittee@evmed.org,
questions about abstracts to programcommittee@evmed.org, and
all other questions to manager@evmed.org.

nesse@umich.edu

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