Have you renewed your SIL membership for the new year?
Renewing your membership helps you stay connected with the global limnology community and supports education, mentoring, student research, and the journal Inland Waters.
Membership options include:
Discounted rates based on GDP brackets
2-year membership options
Extended eligibility for Early Career Researchers and students
Important: If you need to change your membership type or wish to enroll in the 2-year membership, please do so before renewing by contacting business@limnology.org
Changes cannot be made once payment is completed.
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🎉 The International Society of Limnology (SIL) is pleased to announce the winners of the 6th Brian Moss Student Competition.
🥇 First Place: Hiromichi Suzuki (Japan)
🥈 Second Place: Thomas Fuss (Austria)
🥉 Third Place: Franca Stabile Ferreira (Sweden)
Awardees will be honored and present their work at the 38th SIL–ASLO Joint Congress, Montreal, Canada, May 12–16, 2026.
We are pleased to announce the recipients of the Naumann–Thienemann Medal. The medal is considered the highest honor that can be bestowed internationally for outstanding scientific contributions to limnology.
The awardees are invited to share their accomplishments and experiences in a special awards session, where they will be honoured alongside other medalists and lifetime achievement award winners.
Congratulations to Warwick F. Vincent, David Hamilton, and Judit Padisák.
As we welcome the New Year, the International Society of Limnology wishes our members and colleagues around the world continued success, collaboration, and well-being in the year ahead.
Happy New Year.
#Limnology #ScientificCommunity #HappyNewYear
⏰ Early-bird registration closes today!
Register now before rates increase to the regular rate.
🔗 https://www.aslo.org/aslo-sil-2026/registration-information/
What makes the Joint ASLO–SIL meeting unique?
This joint conference brings together the limnology and oceanography communities to expand collaboration, encourage interdisciplinary dialogue, and strengthen our collective capacity to address aquatic science challenges.
📖 Read the article highlighting the vision behind this joint meeting:
https://aslopubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/lob.70006
