The full program is available here: |
All registered participants can access on-demand videos of all virtual talks, as well as all recordings of all live-steamed in-person content (i.e. symposia, plenaries, Evolution's Rainbow), and ~100 regular talks for which presenters provided a pre-recorded video). These are hosted on the conference Virtual Platform (until the end of 2022), accessed by visiting your Profile Home after logging into the registration site (link below).
The Evolution conference is the joint annual meeting of the American Society of Naturalists, the Society for the Study of Evolution, and the Society of Systematic Biologists. The meeting is one of the premiere opportunities for sharing research on evolutionary biology each year. Evolution 2022 will be our first hybrid meeting, with a 2-day virtual conference (June 21-22) followed by the standard in-person conference (June 24-28) at the Huntington Convention Center in downtown Cleveland, OH. You can register to attend virtually or in-person, with the latter also including access to all virtual components. Evolution 2022 will require all in-person attendees to be fully vaccinated and masked at the meeting. More information here. |
Highlights • Full conference program • Register HERE • Covid-19 information • Complementary childcare • Book your accommodations |
July 2022 UPDATE Post-conference registration for Evolution 2022 is $20 for anyone. This provides access (until the end of 2022) to on-demand recordings of the five plenary talks (three presidential address, Gould and IDEA prize talks), all symposia, Evolution's Rainbow, and ~100 regular talks for which presenters provided a pre-recorded video). These are hosted on the Virtual Platform and access is via your Profile Home after logging into the Registration site (link above).
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Virtual registrants get:
In-Person registrants get:
All of the above (except the option to 'present' a faux-live talk during the virtual meeting) PLUS:
- Access to 2 days of faux-live talks during the virtual meeting, hosted on our Virtual Platform (VP).
- The opportunity to present a faux-live talk during the virtual meeting.
- Access to the VP during the in-person meeting, on which will be live-streamed all 5 plenaries (3 Presidential addresses, Gould lecture, IDEA award) and 2 concurrent session rooms hosting all our symposia over the 4 days.
- 6 months of access to recorded talks on the VP, all with optional English and Spanish captioning, that include:
- all faux-live talks from the virtual meeting
- videos of all live-streamed content (i.e. plenaries and symposia) from the in-person meeting
- videos of all (non-live-streamed) in-person talks that presenters opt to contribute
In-Person registrants get:
All of the above (except the option to 'present' a faux-live talk during the virtual meeting) PLUS:
- Attendance at the in-person meeting.
- The opportunity to sign-up to present a talk and/or poster at the in-person meeting.
- The opportunity to upload a recording of your talk that will be captioned in English and Spanish and made available to all participants (virtual and in-person) on the Virtual Platform for 6 months after the meeting
- The opportunity to take part in the various in-person workshops (some require pre-registration and have additional fees)
Our thanks!

Please join us in thanking Mitch Cruzan for his extensive service as organizer/co-organizer of SIX past Evolution meetings, and initial planning on several future meetings too. Mitch’s service begin with Portland 2010 and included the 2020 'Meeting that Never Happened' (but for which he nevertheless invested substantial effort). This also includes the past year in which Mitch took on the monumental task of leading the planning and execution of our first entirely virtual meeting, to great success. We greatly appreciate his time, effort, and dedication to creating a time and space for our community to meet, exchange ideas, and develop as professionals in the field. From all the leadership at the SSE, ASN, and SSB, thank you Mitch!