Welcome! The International Society of Chemical Ecology (ISCE) is organized exclusively for scientific purposes, and specifically to promote the understanding of interactions between organisms and their environment that are mediated by naturally occurring chemicals. Research areas include the chemistry, biochemistry and function of natural products, their importance at all levels of ecological organization, their evolutionary origin, and their practical application.
Interested in joining? Visit our membership page for details!
Interested in joining? Visit our membership page for details!
Annual Meeting: Stellenbosch, South Africa
The 36th annual meeting of the ISCE will be held from 6-11 September 2020 in Stellenbosch, South Africa, hosted by Drs. Jeremy Allison (Canadian Forest Service), Christian Pirk (University of Pretoria), Francois Roets (Stellenbosch University) and Bernard Slippers (FABI - University of Pretoria).
The meeting venue is the campus of Stellenbosch University, and the theme of the conference is "Chemical Ecology and Sustainable Development". Please see the official meeting website for updates on registration dates and submission deadlines.
New: ISCE on Social Media
Looking to gain experience using social media to improve your science communication? Consider helping the ISCE to increase its presence on social media platforms. The ISCE executive committee is seeking a team of 4 volunteers to co-manage Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and WeChat accounts. Click here for more details!
Recent News
15 November 2019:
A PhD fellowship is available through the EXTEMIT-K project to study forest chemical ecology at the Czech University of Life Sciences. [view listing]13 November 2019:
A position is available at the Israeli Agricultural Research Organization to study attractants of plant mites. [view listing]1 November 2019:
A position is available with Firmenich for a chemical ecologist with a background in analytical chemistry and electrophysiology. [view listing]26 October 2019:
A postdoctoral position is available in the Loeb lab at Cornell University to study repellents and attractants of Drosophila suzukii. [view listing]22 October 2019:
A doctoral position is available at the Max Planck Institute for Chemical Ecology to study VOC emission in complex plant communities. [view listing]See more in the news archives.
