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Save the Date!
The 41st International Conference on
Environmental Geochemistry and Health will take place in Ljubljana, Slovenia
13-17 July 2026
#SEGH2026
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Alex Stewart. His contributions and impact on the SEGH community will not be forgotten. Our sincere condolences go to his family, friends, and colleagues.
segh.net/blogs/f/alex-stewar…
We have a new president!
Read Prof. @JaneEntwistle1's opening address segh.net/blogs/f/new-segh-pr…
Read our latest blog the Outgoing President of the Society for Environmental Geochemistry and Health, Ariadne Argyraki
'A fulfilling two years as SEGH president and exciting horizons for SEGH'
segh.net/blogs/f/a-fulfillin…
The next SEGHLive Fellows seminar will be held on the 5th December at 14:00 (UK time). Prof Jane Entwistle will present the following talk: 'Hidden in Plain Sight: How the toxic metal lead continues to impact our communities'
For more information: segh.net/seghlive-fellows
SEGH, IMGA, and the IUGS Commission on Global Geochemical Baselines are organising the 4th
International Student Conference on Medical Geology and Environmental Health, South East Asia edition.
Open to all students from South Asia
For more information: segh.net/iscmgeh-south-asia
Congratulations to all our early career researcher oral and poster presentation prize winners from #SEGH2025
#SEGH2025 Has sadly come to an end. A fantastic conference showcasing some very exciting environmental geochemistry and health research. We look forward to welcoming you to Slovenia next July!
Our final keynote of #SEGH2025 presented by Lesley Anderson and Emma Tarburn
Dave Polya kicking off our global food security session on our final day #SEGH2025
Professor Ruth Hunter opens our afternoon session on Day 3 with her keynote "No Planet B" #SEGH2025
An exciting discussion at our expert panel regarding the major challenges facing environmental geochemistry and health sciences #SEGH2025
Dr Martin Gabersek talking about creating a geochemical footprint in outdoor environments in Slovenia #SEGH2025
Prof Alicja Kicinska presenting her research on the bioavailability of potentially toxic elements in household furnace ashes #SEGH2025

















