ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED! 
Submit your abstracts here: 
[ https://dynamicsevolution.org/event/7/abstracts/ |
https://dynamicsevolution.org/event/7/abstracts/ ] 
EXTENDED abstract deadline: February 10 , 2026

If you require a visa to attend, you may request early abstract review.

May 19 -22, 2026 
33rd Dynamics & Evolution of Human Viruses 
UBC Okanagan, Kelowna, Canada 

The 33rd International Dynamics & Evolution of Human Viruses conference
will be held May 19 -22, 2026 at the University of British Columbia
Okanagan Campus, in British Columbia, Canada. This will be a hybrid
meeting, which will include a live in-person meeting and a virtual option.

This meeting series is designed to promote discussion between specialists
in quantitative and computational approaches in two areas in the field
of virology where these are particularly important:

    * Modeling of viral and cellular dynamics 
    * Viral evolution and population genetics 

Many of these approaches were originally developed for HIV but are now
applied to many viruses where extensive data are available. We encourage
the submission of abstracts relating to work on HIV, SARS-CoV-2 and
other human viruses. We consider topics on statistical, mathematical,
computational, and integrative approaches to analyzing the dynamics and
evolution of human viruses within the scope of this meeting. Abstracts
are being accepted under the following topics from which the final
conference schedule will be constructed:

    * Vaccines & Immune escape 
    * Zoonoses & Emerging Infections 
    * Genomics & Bioinformatics 
    * Software Tools & Methods 
    * Transmission Dynamics & Clusters 
    * Within-Host Dynamics & Adaptation 
    * Phylodynamics & Phylogeography 
    * Evolutionary Dynamics of HIV 

This year, we will once again be using the [ https://getindico.io/
| Indico ] platform for abstract submission and review. You will be
prompted to create a user account to submit an abstract if you do not
already have one. We welcome and actively encourage researchers from
diverse backgrounds and locations around the world to participate,
including early-career scientists and members of underrepresented
groups. Program Chairs

Jeffrey Joy, PhD , BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, University of
British Columbia

Manon Ragonnet-Cronin, PhD , University of Chicago 

Jeffrey Joy <jjoy@bccfe.ca>

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