Theme: “Re-Imagining Biomedical Engineering for a Future World Wellness”

The International Virus Bioinformatics Meeting (ViBioM) is the pioneering conference that unites leading scientists at the intersection of virology and bioinformatics, fostering collaboration and innovation in the study of viruses. We are excited to invite you to join us for ViBioM 2026 in Vilnius, Lithuania at 18–20 May 2026! As

This meeting series was designed to promote discussion between specialists in quantitative and computational approaches in two areas in the field of virology where these are particularly important: 1) Modeling of viral and cellular dynamics and 2) Viral evolution and population genetics.

This algorithmic computational biology conferences bridges the areas of computational, mathematical, statistical and biological sciences. It features keynote talks by preeminent scientists in life sciences, presentations of ground breaking research in computational biology, and poster sessions on the latest research progress.

World’s leading event for research on bacteriophages, archaeal viruses, and viruses of microbial eukaryotes, themed ”Revealing Novel Interactions, Innovations, and Applications” in 2026.

ISCB’s flagship conference returns to Washington, DC – the very city where ISCB and ISMB began in 1993 – to celebrate over 30 years of advancing computational biology. Early registration deadline: 31 March 2026 Abstract deadline: 9 April 2026

Registration now open for ECCB 2026, early-bird rates until 31 March Registration for ECCB 2026, the European Conference on Computational Biology, is now open. The conference will bring together over 1,000 researchers from academia and industry to discuss the latest advances in bioinformatics and computational biology. The tutorials & workshops

Annual international meeting for the entire bioinformatics community with inspiring talks, engaging poster sessions, and plenty of opportunities to connect

This five day workshop offers lectures on core knowledge components of virus metagenomics and phylogenetics as well as hands-on practical skills in tailoring analysis pipelines and downstream analysis for high impact results taught by global experts in the field.

Key topics will include microbial genetics, molecular and synthetic biology, gene regulation, proteomics, biotechnology, clinical and medical sciences, industrial applications, and environmental sustainability. Special attention will be paid to how AI can affect any aspect of microbiology. There will be a session on Computational Microbiology.