INQUA 2027

A Global Forum for Quaternary Research The International Union for Quaternary Research (INQUA) Congress 2027 brings together researchers, scientists, educators, students, and professionals from around the world to explore the Quaternary Period and its importance for understanding Earth’s environmental, climatic, geological, and human history. Scientific Programme and Knowledge Exchange INQUA 2027 will feature a diverse programme of scientific sessions, presentations, discussions, workshops, and opportunities for collaboration. The programme will cover a broad range of topics related to Quaternary research, including past climate and environmental change, geological processes, landscape development, palaeoecology, archaeology, human evolution, and related areas of Earth and environmental sciences. The congress provides participants with opportunities to present research, exchange ideas, discuss recent developments, and learn from work being carried out across different regions and disciplines. International Collaboration INQUA 2027 creates a platform for researchers and institutions to connect across countries and scientific fields. By bringing together specialists with diverse areas of expertise, the congress encourages the exchange of knowledge and supports new research collaborations. The event also provides opportunities for students and early-career researchers to present their work, interact with experienced researchers, and become part of the wider Quaternary research community. Exploring Earth’s Past Research into the Quaternary Period helps improve our understanding of how landscapes, environments, ecosystems, climate, and human societies have changed over time. Studying evidence from the past can provide valuable context for understanding environmental processes and changes that continue to shape the world today. INQUA 2027 will highlight research that contributes to this understanding through scientific presentations, discussions, and collaborative activities. A Meeting Point for Science and Collaboration The congress aims to provide an engaging environment for scientific discussion, knowledge sharing, and professional interaction. Participants will have opportunities to meet colleagues, exchange perspectives, discover research from different parts of the world, and build connections within the international Quaternary science community. INQUA 2027 brings together knowledge, research, and collaboration in one global scientific forum, supporting continued progress in Quaternary research and encouraging the next generation of researchers to contribute to the study of Earth’s past and environmental change.