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Science conferences in Europe

There are 5 science conferences in Europe with a public sponsor or exhibitor list or published sponsorship prices. The biggest is QGIS User Conference 2026, with 6 companies listed. 5 publish their prices, and their cheapest package has a median of $3,000.

7 companies listed at these events
#ConferenceCompaniesNewReturningPackages from
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1. QGIS User Conference
Oct 5–7, 2026 · Laax, Switzerland
6companiesfrom$1,120
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2. Ilmac Lausanne
Sep 23–24, 2026 · Lausanne, Switzerland
1companiesfrom$3,136
3from$3,000
4
4. Building Simulation
Aug 29–Sep 1, 2027 · Vienna, Austria
from$4,860
5from$3,000

Companies: sponsors and exhibitors on each event’s current edition, read from its own directory, sponsor page or prospectus. New: not listed at the previous edition. Returning: share of the previous edition’s companies listed again.

Key facts

Across the 5 science conferences in Europe.

Events54 upcoming
Companies listed7across their current editions
Median cheapest package$3,000vs $2,500 for all conferences
Biggest6QGIS User Conference

Questions

What are the biggest science conferences in Europe?

By companies listed at their current edition: QGIS User Conference (6), Ilmac Lausanne (1), 2nd International Conference on Aquaculture Technology & Sustainable Production (0), Building Simulation (0), International Conference on Advances in Cell Science & Molecular Biology (0).

How much does it cost to sponsor science conferences in Europe?

5 of these 5 events publish sponsorship prices. Their cheapest package has a median of $3,000 and their top package a median of $7,500, against $2,500 for the cheapest package across all conferences.

Which science conferences in Europe are coming up next?

QGIS User Conference (Oct 5–7, 2026, Laax); Building Simulation (Aug 29–Sep 1, 2027, Vienna); International Conference on Advances in Cell Science & Molecular Biology (Sep 13–15, 2027, Frankfurt); 2nd International Conference on Aquaculture Technology & Sustainable Production (Oct 18–20, 2027, Amsterdam).