Environmental & Life Sciences
Latest research and innovations in environmental & life sciences.
WELCOME TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND LIFE SCIENCES
Welcome to the Environmental and Life Sciences (AIC-ELS) track of the 16th Annual International Conference (AIC), hosted by Universitas Syiah Kuala. AIC-ELS serves as a vital platform for scientists, researchers, and practitioners to present and discuss recent advances in environmental science, biology, biotechnology, agriculture, health, and other life sciences.
Aligned with the 2026 conference theme, "Advancing Research and Innovation for a Resilient, Green, and Inclusive Future", this track emphasizes interdisciplinary research that supports ecological balance, sustainable resource management, and the well-being of both people and the planet.
By promoting knowledge sharing and collaboration across environmental and life science disciplines, AIC-ELS aims to contribute meaningfully to the global pursuit of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
We welcome you to be part of this collaborative forum and look forward to your contributions that will help shape a more resilient and sustainable future.
CALL FOR PAPER
Researchers are encouraged to submit papers that address significant issues, discoveries, and advancements in Environmental and Life Sciences. Topics of interest include:
• Environmental Science
Ecology and Conservation, Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Risk Assessment, Life-Cycle Assessment, Land and Water Management, Waste Management, Environmental Engineering, Sustainability, and Green Technology.
• Agriculture and Food Science
Agroecology and Sustainable Agriculture, Geospatial Technology, Smart Farming Systems, Plant Nutrition, Horticulture Practices, Soil Science and Management, Forestry, Animal Husbandry, Food Quality and Safety, Food Microbiology, Food Chemistry and Analysis, Food Engineering and Processing, Food Product Development.
• Natural Science
Biology, Botany, Genetics and Biotechnology, Zoology, Microbiology, Biodiversity, Chemistry, Marine and Fisheries.