Overview

BioEM is the world’s largest and most highly recognized international conference in the field of bioelectromagnetics. BioEM 2022 will be the first annual meeting of the new BIOEM Society, after the merger between the Bioelectromagnetics Society (BEMS) and the European BioElectromagnetics Association (EBEA).
Nagoya is one of the most active areas for bioelectromagnetic research in Japan from the dawn to the present. BioEM 2022 is expected to stimulate further research through the exchange of academic information and ideas. The six-day program of BioEM 2022 will feature invited plenary talks by world-renowned scientists in the field of bioelectromagnetics, as well as various special sessions, workshops and tutorials on the most pressing issues in the field of bioelectromagnetics. The program also contains a variety of technical sessions, poster sessions and social functions. Student competitions are also the focus of the conference. Students from around the world will have the opportunity to present their work in oral and poster sessions, develop their presentation skills, participate in student competitions and network with other members of the community.
In addition to scientific activities, BioEM 2022 will be your opportunity to visit historical city Nagoya, which is located 100 minutes from Tokyo, 50 min from Osaka, and 35 minutes from Kyoto by express train. It is the largest city in central Japan, the fourth largest city in Japan, and one of the nation’s most important industrial powerhouses. You can enjoy one-day trip from Nagoya to scenery with fusion of nature and tradition, such as Ise Grand Shrine, Shirakawa-go (a World Heritage site) and more.
The BioEM 2022 LOC is looking forward to your onsite participation in Nagoya. However, the situation of COVID-19 in the world is still not resolved and constantly changing. To enable more people to join BioEM2022, we are ready to hold BioEM2022 in a HYBRID format if travel restrictions are still relevant at the time of the conference.
We therefore encourage you to submit your abstract. With the hybrid format, you’ll have the opportunity to present your work to our community, whether in person in Nagoya or online if required.

Important dates

• 4 January 2022, Deadline for call for workshops and tutorials
• 31 January 2022 (extended)
• 14 February 2022, Deadline for abstract submission
• 28 February 2022, Registration opens
• 31 March 2022, Abstract acceptance notifications
• 16 May 2022, Early registration deadline
• 24 June 2022, Registration closes

Program to be posted soon