Dear MarMamers,
Registration and abstract submission are now open for the 9th International 
Bio-Logging Science Symposium (BLS9), which will take place from October 18–22, 
2027, in Sevilla, Spain.

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BLS9 website<https://bls9sevilla.com/>
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Registration<https://bls9sevilla.com/registration/>
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Abstract submission<https://bls9sevilla.com/abstract-submission/>

You may submit an abstract before registering for the symposium. However, 
anyone planning to attend and present at BLS9 must register.
Bio- and physio-logging approaches are widely used in marine mammal research to 
study behavior, movement ecology, foraging strategies, physiology, energetics, 
and responses to anthropogenic stressors, including noise, fisheries 
interactions, and climate change. BLS9 will bring together an international and 
interdisciplinary community working on the development and application of 
animal-borne sensors, including researchers studying marine mammals across 
diverse environments.
The symposium will include sessions relevant to marine mammal science and 
conservation, including:

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Diving physiology, energetics, and gas dynamics
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Behavioral ecology and movement patterns
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Responses to disturbance, including sonar, shipping, and other anthropogenic 
noise
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Climate change impacts and habitat use
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Advances in biologging technology and analytical methods

Although BLS9 has strong relevance to marine mammal research, the symposium is 
intentionally cross-taxonomic. It will also include studies of terrestrial and 
avian species, providing opportunities for methodological exchange and 
cross-system comparisons that are increasingly valuable for marine mammal 
science. For example, a pre-conference workshop on "Advances in Physio-logging 
and Diving Physiology" is planned, and registration is open 
here<https://bls9sevilla.com/workshop-advances-in-physio-logging-and-diving-physiology/>.
BLS9 will provide a forum for researchers working on marine mammal behavior, 
physiology, and conservation to exchange ideas, present new findings, and 
develop collaborations.
The current list of plenary and keynote speakers is available 
here<https://bls9sevilla.com/speakers/>.
We hope this announcement will be of interest to the marine mammal research 
community and look forward to welcoming many of you to Sevilla.
Best wishes,
Andreas


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