The King and Other Elapid Snakes of the Oriental Tropics
Important notice
The upcoming symposium will be rescheduled to a later date due to current international instability and ongoing conflicts affecting travel and global logistics. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may cause. As soon as updates are available and a new date has been confirmed this information will be updated accordingly.
Registration
This international symposium is open to a broad community of individuals interested in the science and conservation of snakes, especially elapid species. It is designed to foster the exchange of ideas between researchers, conservation practitioners, educators, and medical professionals working on snake ecology, venom biology, evolution, and snakebite mitigation.
You may attend the symposium either as a general participant or as a presenter.
Participants
This symposium aims to foster participation from across South Asia, Southeast Asia, and tropical regions of Africa, though self-funded attendees from other parts of the world are welcome to register. To attend any non-public sessions, participate in workshops, or present at the symposium, registration is mandatory.
Presenters
We welcome presentations of both completed research and work in progress. Submissions may range across biological sciences, public health, traditional knowledge systems, conservation technologies, or community engagement, with a focus on elapid species in the Oriental and adjoining tropical regions.
Financial Aid
To promote inclusive participation and support early-career researchers from underrepresented regions, we are pleased to offer partial financial aid to a limited number of participants from South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Africa whose abstracts have been accepted for oral or poster presentations.