Welcome to the 2026 International Conference on Energy and Earth Science (CoEES 2026) in Oslo, Norway! We are delighted to have you join us for this conference from September 12-14, 2026. Over these three days, we will delve into cutting-edge research, engage in dynamic discussions, and foster collaborations to drive innovation in energy and earth sciences.
We look forward to your participation in shaping a sustainable future and making this conference a memorable experience.
View moreAbstract Submission: April 25, 2026
Full Paper Submission: May 30, 2026
Author Notification: July 4, 2026
Registration: August 9, 2026
Camera-ready: August 9, 2026
Conference Dates: September 12-14, 2026
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Share your research, ignite conversations, and shape the future of space exploration by contributing to our dynamic program. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
MoreCoEES 2026 will be held in Oslo, Norway during September 12-14, 2026.
All accepted and presented papers will be included in conference proceedings, which will be published and submitted for inclusion Scopus for indexing.
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Days5
Speakers300
Seats6
Sessions9:00-18:00 | Sign In & Registration | Participants Registration & Conference Kits Collection |
9:00-18:00 | Conference Day | Keynote Session & Parallel Session |
9:00-18:00 | Social Networking Event | Tour Hour |
This session will bring together astronomers and astrophysicists to discuss the latest advancements in the detection and characterization of exoplanets. Participants will explore new observational techniques, data analysis methods, and the implications of recent discoveries on our understanding of planetary systems. The session will also address the search for biosignatures and the potential for life beyond Earth.
This special session will focus on the emerging field of multi-messenger astronomy, which combines observations from different cosmic messengers—gravitational waves, electromagnetic radiation, and neutrinos—to study astronomical events. Experts will present case studies of multi-messenger observations, discuss the challenges and opportunities of this approach, and highlight the potential for new discoveries about the universe's most energetic phenomena.
This session will address the growing concern of space debris and its impact on the sustainability of space activities. Participants will discuss the current state of space debris, its risks to operational satellites and crewed spacecraft, and strategies for debris mitigation. The session will also explore policy frameworks, international cooperation, and technological solutions for active debris removal and monitoring.
This special session will examine the role of citizen science in advancing space research. It will highlight projects that successfully engage the public in data collection, analysis, and scientific discovery. Participants will discuss the benefits and challenges of citizen science, its impact on education and community involvement, and the potential for new discoveries through collaborative efforts.
This session will delve into the theoretical and practical aspects of interstellar travel and the ongoing search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Experts will discuss the current state of propulsion technologies, the engineering challenges of long-duration spaceflight, and the strategies for searching for intelligent life in the cosmos. The session will also address the ethical and philosophical implications of making contact with extraterrestrial civilizations.
Welcome to the Special Sessions! If you are considering organizing a new special session, please feel free to get in touch with us. We look forward to your submissions and collaboration.
Submit a proposalThe Best Papers will be nominated by the Award Committee from among the Oral and Poster sessions. The winners of these awards will be announced at the closing ceremony.
Best Paper and Presentation AwardsOslo, the capital city of Norway, is a vibrant coastal metropolis nestled between the Oslofjord and lush green hills. Known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant arts scene, it is a city that seamlessly blends the old with the new. From the medieval Akershus Fortress to the contemporary Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo offers a diverse cultural experience. Its residents enjoy a high standard of living and the city is renowned for its green spaces, making it an attractive destination for both visitors and expatriates alike.
Venue Oslo, NorwayPoster presenters should prepare an A1-sized poster (594 x 841 mm) for display at the conference. Please download the Poster Template here.
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