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Our 2026 Event

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Presenter Slide Submission

The Australian Coastal Dynamics Research Network proudly announces the 7th Australasian Young Coastal Scientists and Engineers Conference (AusYCSEC), set to inspire and connect the next generation of coastal innovators. Scheduled for 12 August to 14 August 2026, this gathering promises to be a pivotal event for students, early career researchers, and young professionals in coastal geoscience and engineering.

AusYCSEC offers a unique platform where emerging talents can showcase their research amidst a supportive community of peers and seasoned experts. It’s more than just a conference; it’s a catalyst for forging lasting connections across disciplines and sectors, bridging academia, industry, and government.

Embracing the breadth of coastal geoscience and engineering, from physical processes to social impacts, AusYCSEC will delve into critical topics such as climate change effects, wave dynamics, coastal structures, and sustainable management practices. Attendees can anticipate enriching keynote addresses, engaging delegate presentations, and opportunities for professional growth through workshops and field excursions.

Join us at AusYCSEC 2026 in Muloobinba/Newcastle to contribute your voice to shaping the future of coastal resilience and innovation. Together, let’s chart new horizons and inspire transformative solutions for our coastal communities and ecosystems.

We cannot wait to hear about your research!

Presenter Slide Submission

Congratulations on having your abstract accepted for AusYCSEC 2026! We are excited to have you present at this year’s conference.

Please download the official presenter slide template and prepare your single-slide presentation using the provided format. When uploading your finished slide, please only upload a PDF version and fill out the form below. We will be in contact if there are any issues!

Slide submissions close on Sunday, 26th July 2026 at 11.59pm.

Slide Submission Form

Slide submissions are now closed. Please contact hello@ausycsec.org.au if you require assistance.