Workshop Registration

Workshop Information:

Workshop title: SIBS 2026 Camden
Registration fee: AUD 1600.00
This fee covers accommodation and meals during the workshop.
Important: Payment is not required at this stage; accepted applicants will receive payment instructions by e-mail.

Note:

Please complete all fields carefully. Incomplete registrations will not be considered.
Each participant may register once per workshop using a unique email address.
Accepted applicants will receive account details after confirmation by the organisers.

Personal details

Applicant title*

Applicant given name*

Applicant last name*

Applicant email address*

Applicant position*

Affiliation

Institutional affiliation (name of your organisation/university)*

Applicant country of residence*

Motivation

How did you hear about the workshop?*

Why are you interested in attending the workshop?*

What are you hoping to learn? Please be specific.*

Captcha*

The information provided in this form will be used solely for the purpose of processing your registration for the SIBS Workshop and for related SIBS administrative activities. This may include communications about future workshop editions, programme development, or event planning. Your details will not be shared with third parties or used for any unrelated purposes.

Get Involved

Passionate about Stable Isotopes?

Workshop Registration

Lab Methods and Interest

Testimonials

Our Original SIBS Logo

Our very first SIBS logo, designed for the 2013 workshop in Camden – a symbol of more than a decade of passion and dedication to sharing the science and techniques of stable isotopes with students and professionals worldwide.

Attending SIBS 2018 in Hawkesbury as a student was a turning point for me. I learned techniques I still use today and connected with an inspiring community of isotope enthusiasts. Since then, isotopes have become a core part of my research, and I’ve had the privilege of returning to other SIBS events as a lecturer and mentor. Looking back, I’m grateful for both experiences, learning and later giving back.

by Diego Márquez, Mentor

We've been running these workshops for more than a decade and although they've changed over time and depending on the venue, they've all been a real success. People have enjoyed them, learnt a fair bit about isotopes and learned to incorporate stable isotopes in their work. I keep meeting researchers who have attended these teaching workshops and stayed in the field. By imprisoning a tight group of students and teachers together for a week, the maximum amount of knowledge has diffused between them, as well as them all having a fair bit of fun.

by Hilary Stuart-Williams, Organiser

Chasing the Storm

During SIBS 2020, a surprise hailstorm hit Canberra with golf ball–sized hail. Instead of running for cover, we grabbed our vials! Soon we were sampling hailstones to analyse how isotope ratios vary from surface to core — pure scientific curiosity in action!