SWS Vienna GREEN 2026 – International Scientific Conference

This conference, nestled in the historic and verdant city of Vienna , serves as fertile ground for sowing the seeds of change and nurturing the growth of Green Sciences in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of Agenda 2030 . We have convened a symposium that aims not only to address the pressing environmental challenges of our time but also to foster a green transformation in our way of living. Our focus encompasses a spectrum of critical areas: from the conservation of biodiversity to the innovative reduction of CO 2 emissions, from sustainable urban living to the development of renewable energy sources. These pillars of Green Science are essential in steering our planet towards a more sustainable and resilient future. The International Scientific GeoConference SGEM Vienna Green 2026 will be held at one of the most historic palace buildings in Vienna - Schönbrunn Palace. Join us at the SWS International Scientific Conference on Green Sciences for Green Life 2026. Be part of this essential dialogue and help us shape a sustainable legacy that will resonate for generations to come. Your voice, your research, and your commitment to Green Sciences are the keys to unlocking a sustainable future, following the noble goals set forth by Agenda 2030. Let's transform these goals from aspirations into tangible realities for a thriving planet. URL: https://www.sgemviennagreen.org E-mail: science@sgemviennagreen.org Dates: 2 – 5 December 202 6 Venue: Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna, Austria Deadlines: · Abstract submission/ Early Bird Registration – 26.10.2026 · Workshop/Panel Proposal Submission – 09.11.2026 · Full Paper Submission – 16.11.2026 · Payment – 16.11.2026 Participation Types: LECTURER CoLECTURER DELEGATE STUDENT/PHD VIRTUAL LECTURER/PUBLISHER COMPANION Poster and presentation recordings deadline: 23 November 2026. This conference runs from 2 to 5 December 2026. For the full conference programme, registration, fees and participation options use the o