CSE Annual Conference·2027

Join us in Gainesville or online

Saturday, January 16, 20279:00 AM – 6:00 PM ETDoyle Conner Building, Gainesville, FL

A day of talks and posters on the systematics of insects and other arthropods — free and open to everyone.

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About the meeting

CSE Annual Conference 2027

The Center for Systematic Entomology invites researchers, students and enthusiasts to its annual conference — a day dedicated to the study of arthropod systematics and to connecting the people who discover, document and understand arthropod diversity.

Held at the home of the Florida State Collection of Arthropods — attendees can visit the collection during the meeting.

When
Saturday, January 16, 2027
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM ET
Where
Doyle Conner Building
1911 SW 34th Street, Gainesville, FL 32608
Map ↗
How to attend
In person or on Zoom
Zoom link sent on request
Cost
Free
Lunch is provided for in-person participants.

Call for talks & posters

Present your work

We welcome 15-minute talks (questions included) and posters on topics such as:

  • Travel logs and publications
  • Ongoing or upcoming projects
  • Morphological discussions and taxonomic work on insects and other arthropods

Schedule

Program

Program coming soon

Talks, posters and the schedule of the day will be posted here once the call for submissions closes.

Archive

Past conferences

Archive

Posters

2025

  • Chilean DarwinWasps (Ichneumonidae): Biogeographic relationships and distribution patterns

    Araujo et al.

    Poster PDF ↗
  • Unwelcome guests: Active adaptation of invasive pentastomes in South Florida

    Dwyer et al.

    Poster PDF ↗

2024

  • Beyond the roots: Unraveling the insect (and other invertebrates) fauna associated with Podostemaceae in northeast Argentina

    Monti Areco, F. & Coronel, J.M.

    Poster PDF ↗
  • Diversity of Isoptera in Livestock Areas of the Espinal Region of Northeast Argentina

    Araujo et al.

    Poster PDF ↗
  • First contribution to the Plant‐bee (Apoidea) interaction network of ‘El Impenetrable’ National Park, Chaco, Argentina

    Avalos et al.

    Poster PDF ↗
  • Progress of the Broward College Insect Collection current goals, focuses, and undergraduate research project

    Rodriguez et al.

    Poster PDF ↗
  • The terrestrial isopod fauna (Isopoda: Oniscidea) of Virginia

    Ivanov et al.

    Poster PDF ↗

Gallery

Moments from past meetings