Where the global Artemisia community gathers.
Three days of science, exchange and collaboration on Artemisia research — from human and animal health to agroecology and biopesticides.
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Three days of science, exchange and collaboration on Artemisia research — from human and animal health to agroecology and biopesticides.
After a landmark first edition in Tanzania, the Artemisia research community reconvenes in Tenerife to deepen its collective agenda around One Health.
The 1st International Symposium on Artemisia, held in Arusha in October 2025, brought together 140 experts from 29 countries and demonstrated the strength of a global, interdisciplinary community.
Building on this momentum, the 2nd edition will take place at the Universidad de La Laguna, Tenerife, from 6 to 8 September 2027. Hosted in the Canary Islands — a natural crossroads between Europe, Africa and the Americas — ISA II will welcome physicians, biologists, veterinarians, agronomists and field practitioners working on all facets of Artemisia.
Three days of keynote lectures, oral communications, poster sessions, technical visits and networking will consolidate partnerships and shape the next wave of high-impact research.
Located between Europe, Africa and the Americas, the Canary Islands offer exceptional international accessibility and a symbolic meeting point for the global Artemisia community.
Founded in 1792 and anchored in the UNESCO-listed city of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Universidad de La Laguna is the oldest university of the Canary Islands and a respected research hub.
Volcanic soils, subtropical climate and extraordinary biodiversity make Tenerife an inspiring setting for discussions on agroecology, biopesticides and the cultivation of medicinal plants.
The program will be organised around the four core pillars of Artemisia research, combining keynote sessions, oral communications, posters and field visits.
All deadlines are at 23:59 CET. Subscribe below to receive reminders.
Submission portal goes live for oral and poster presentations.
Discounted fees for participants registering before May.
Last call for oral and poster abstracts.
Acceptance decisions and presentation format.
Standard fees apply from 1 July 2027.
Three days of science, collaboration and field visits.
The scientific committee is being finalised. Selected members of the Artemisia Connect community who contributed to Arusha 2025 are expected to join ISA II.
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Full list of confirmed speakers to be announced in early 2027.
Indicative fees. Final rates and opening of the registration portal will be confirmed in March 2027.
PhD and master students
Researchers & university staff
Field & clinical practitioners
Corporate & sponsors
UNESCO World Heritage · Tenerife, Spain
Tenerife is served by two international airports: Tenerife North (TFN) at 15 min from ULL and Tenerife South (TFS) at ~1h. Direct flights from major European hubs.
A selection of partner hotels in La Laguna and Santa Cruz will be announced with preferential rates for participants.
Tenerife is part of the Schengen Area. A letter of invitation will be issued on request after registration.
Subtropical climate year-round. Expect 22–26 °C in September — ideal for the technical visits.
Support the global Artemisia research community and gain visibility among 140+ world-class experts from more than 30 countries.
Contact the organising committee →Extend your stay and experience the remarkable heritage, nature and cuisine of the largest Canary Island.
UNESCO World Heritage site and Spain's highest peak at 3 715 m — a unique volcanic landscape shaped by millennia of eruptions.
The historical cultural capital of the Canaries, a UNESCO-listed old town and home to the Universidad de La Laguna since 1792.
From the volcanic black sands of Playa Jardín to the ancient laurisilva forests of Anaga, Tenerife offers exceptional biodiversity.