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The CFMIP-CloudSense 2025 meeting will be held from 7- 10 July 2025 at the University of Exeter, UK.

This 4-day conference will focus on the following topics, considering models, observations, and laboratory experiments on a wide range of scales:

1. Cloud processes: What processes control cloud phase, cloud radiative effects, and precipitation? 
2. Cloud microphysics: What processes control cloud microphysics, including cloud-aerosol interactions and their impact on climate?
3. Circulation and climate dynamics: How do clouds couple to circulations and what role does this coupling play in weather and climate?
4. Climate feedbacks and sensitivity: How do clouds respond to external perturbations? How do clouds influence climate sensitivity and patterns of change?
5. Energy Imbalance: How do we measure, model, and understand the factors controlling Earth’s energy imbalance?
6. Convection: What processes control shallow and deep convection including organization, and how do these interactions affect climate and weather?

The conference will consist of oral presentations, poster sessions, and social/networking events.  The conference will be held in-person only.

The preferential accommodation rate via the online store will no longer be available to book from Friday 6th June. Accommodation is still available to book via Event Exeter at the standard rate.

The 12th International Conference on Cryptococcus & Cryptococcosis (ICCC) is hosted by The University of Exeter, United Kingdom, which will take place on 28th June - 3rd July 2026. We are aiming to build on the strengths of previous events by bringing the international community of Cryptococcus researchers together to discuss the latest research, and act as a platform for researchers of all stages of their careers. In addition to the conference, we will be organising several workshops, and local excursions for participants to make the most of their visit.

EARLY BIRD RATE CLOSES 23:00 on 31/12/2026

The conference is a ‘call to action’ to the research community, policymakers, and business to raise awareness and understanding of the importance of tipping points and to accelerate the required action.

The Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and the Max Planck Institute for Geoanthropology will co-host the Global Tipping Points Conference in July 2025.

The Exeter Climate Conference will cover the latest research on the impacts of climate change and the ways humanity can avoid and adapt to worsening impacts in the future.

The Global Systems Institute at the University of Exeter and the Met Office will co-host the Exeter Climate Conference (2^nd July -4^th July 2025), as part of the Exeter Climate Forum.

Surf ‘n’ Turf: Critical Laws of the Land and Sea, the Critical Legal Conference 2025 at the University of Exeter

Phytochemicals in Health Symposium 2025. 
Join the Nutrition Society Phytochemicals Special Interest Group as we explore the latest evidence on the health benefits of plant food bioactives.
This symposium will bring together researchers, healthcare professionals, and industry leaders to exchange knowledge and foster collaboration.

Other information: 

University accommodation can be booked: https://bookings.eventexeter.com/?_ga=2.86030107.269393605.1746011099-942120684.1736424171 

Suitable local hotels include several city-centre options such as Leonardo, Mercure, and others.

In line with our sustainability goals, we encourage attendees to travel by public transport wherever possible. The city is well connected by train, with easy access to nearby stations. Limited parking is available on the University’s Streatham Campus: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/about/visit/streathamcampus/ 

Abstract Submission
Please submit abstracts by 11.59pm 9th July 2025 to the following email address: SIGPhytochemicals@protonmail.com. Abstracts should be a maximum of 300 words, excluding the title, authors, affiliations, and any limited references. We welcome a range of contributions, including but not limited to original research and case studies relevant to phytochemicals and health. While not required, we encourage authors to consider a structured format where appropriate (e.g., background, methods, results, conclusions) to support clarity and consistency.