War, Soil, and Freshwater Systems. Conference 2026

Why this conference is needed

War-related pollution is often delayed, dispersed, and difficult to attribute. The same process may appear separately as soil contamination, freshwater degradation, exposure risk, ecosystem damage, or disease outcome. When these fragments are not connected, the system remains invisible.
This conference treats knowledge gaps as research objects and works to transform fragmented observations into structured scientific problems..

Not only presentations — a structured research process

Day 1: Plenary framing of key scientific problemsDay 2: Parallel thematic sessions on soil, freshwater, land-use systems, and healthDay 3: Project-oriented discussion, research priorities, collaborative groups, and future publicationsThroughout: Peer-reviewed e-posters and DOI-linked conference records

Expected Outputs

The conference is designed to produce more than isolated presentations:— accepted abstracts and presentation records;— DOI-linked conference outputs;— peer-reviewed e-poster records;— analytical briefs and research questions;— collaborative project concepts;— post-conference book and publication routes.

Prague and Practical Information

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is one of the most historically and culturally significant cities in Europe. As the host city of the Pollution and Diseases Conference 2026, it offers a unique combination of academic environment, accessibility, and rich cultural heritage.