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The EUROSOIL is the official meeting of the European Confederation of Soil Science Societies (ECSSS), it is among Europe’s most important Soil Sciences events and offers a fantastic opportunity for knowledge transfer among the Soil Sciences community. The EUROSOIL is held every four years and attracts a large audience of over 2500 participants who present their findings through oral and poster presentations across up to 10 parallel sessions. The event also features workshops and an exhibition of products and services aimed at raising awareness in society, facilitating the exchange of ideas and information and creating business opportunities. Additionally, the Iberian Congress of Soil Sciences (CICS) will also be held during this edition of EUROSOIL.


Therefore, EUROSOIL is our soil meeting. It is guided by the principle of encouraging communication, presentation and discussion of scientific and technical results in Soil Sciences, covering a wide range of topics across society, academia, and industry. To ensure a diverse and inclusive representation of European countries, we have invited members of the Soil National Societies to be a part of the Scientific Committee (SC). The SC will work together to create a comprehensive final program for EUROSOIL that will be well-rounded and inclusive.
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Programme events
    Project events
    01 - 02 Sep 2026
    DiMark Fifth Project Partner Meeting (1. & 2.9. 2026)
    Project: DiMark
    Partners and DiMark Network will discuss overview what was already done and what are the plans
    NIBstavba2
    17 Sep 2026
    Innovation Congress 2026 - Digital planning, construction and operation for measurable impact
    Project: BAUHALPS
    Conference on digital planning, construction and operation with a focus on measurable impact.
    MeetUPi (7)
    22 - 23 Sep 2026
    MARGIN Project Steering Group Meeting Linz, Austria
    Project: MARGIN
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