ISBNPA2025 registration fees - same since 2019

We're excited to introduce a new fee category tailored for our esteemed colleagues: the Retired Academic fee, or as one of our dear colleagues affectionately calls it, the "Repurposed Academic" fee. This fee follows the same structure as our Student fees.

Since the actual cost per delegate at the conference surpasses the fees charged, ISBNPA is delighted to subsidize both Students and Retired Academics.

We understand that the conference registration fee represents a significant investment. However, we want to assure you that ISBNPA conference fees have remained unchanged since 2019. Maintaining this consistency while delivering the high-quality ISBNPA experience is a challenge we proudly embrace each year.

The registration link is HERE.

Don't miss out on early bird registration, available until April 7th.

Late-Breaking call is open

There is still an opportunity to be part of the scientific program through late-breaking abstract submissions, which are open until February 21, 2025 (poster presentations only).

Submit your best research in the following link: Late-breaking.

Notification of Abstracts to be Emailed Next Week

We have resolved a few scheduling conflicts and are prepared to send out the notification of abstracts by mid to late next week, likely before the February 14th deadline.

Please keep an eye on your inbox. If you submitted an abstract during this call and do not receive a selection email by February 14th, kindly contact us at program@isbnpa.org.

ISBNPA2025 Keynotes

We are excited to inform that all the keynotes are now confirmed.

Professor Melody Ding - Based at the University of Sydney, her research focuses on public health, particularly physical activity and its impact on health outcomes. She will provide valuable insights into lifestyle interventions and public health strategies.

Dr. Ihirangi Heke - With affiliations to Atua Matua and the University of Otago, he offers unique perspectives on indigenous knowledge systems and their integration with modern scientific approaches, particularly in health and wellbeing.

Professor Jim Sallis - As a prominent figure from the University of California, San Diego, known for his work on physical activity and public health, he will discuss environmental influences on health behaviors and effective interventions to promote active living.

Professor Terryann Clark - From the University of Auckland, focusing on adolescent health, indigenous health issues, or community-based research approaches.

Apply for the Mental Health & Wellbeing SIG Conference Fund for ISBNPA 2025

The Mental Health & Wellbeing SIG Conference Support Fund aims to support emerging researchers who are advancing our understanding of the relationship between lifestyle behaviours and mental health outcomes, and their implementation into real-world settings. This funding opportunity supports PhD candidates and early career researchers to present their innovative work at the ISBNPA conference, fostering international collaboration and knowledge exchange. The fund recognises innovative research that shows potential for real-world impact. By supporting promising researchers, we aim to strengthen our field and nurture the next generation of leaders in behavioural science.

Applications will be assessed based on:

Research impact and innovation

Collaborative vision and engagement

Resource constraints and support impact

Successful applicants will receive funding support towards their conference registration up to $750.00 USD.

Application closes: Monday, 24 March 2025

Link to application form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdEDOowqzCfqHT2TuHz3VT6GrfkLXlln6bu2CvdN--UOFMtsA/viewform?usp=sharing

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