Norway is a world leader in sustainability, polar research, and high-tech engineering. For international researchers, attending a conference here offers a unique blend of high-impact academic exchange and stunning Scandinavian culture.
As we move into 2026, several prestigious international conferences have opened their submission portals. If you are looking to publish in fields ranging from Polar Science to Systems Engineering, now is the time to submit.
Below is the curated list of confirmed conferences in Norway with active Call for Papers (CFP).
Focus: Geosciences, Climate Systems, Antarctic Research.
This is arguably the most significant event for the polar research community in 2026. Hosted by the Norwegian Polar Institute, it attracts thousands of scientists globally. If your research touches on climate change, glaciology, or marine biology, this is a "Must-Attend" event.
Date: August 10 – 14, 2026
Location: Oslo, Norway
Submission Deadline: February 28, 2026 (Abstracts)
Why Submit: It is a biennial global event (happens every 2 years). Missing this deadline means waiting until 2028.
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21st International Conference on System of Systems Engineering
For engineers and computer scientists, IEEE SoSE is a top-tier venue. It focuses on how independent systems work together—a critical topic for Smart Cities, Autonomous Vehicles, and Defense.
Date: June 28 – July 1, 2026
Location: Kongsberg, Norway
Host: University of South-Eastern Norway (USN)
Submission Deadline: March 5, 2026 (Full Papers)
Indexing: IEEE Xplore and Scopus.
Why Submit: Kongsberg is Norway's "Technology Capital," home to major defense and maritime tech companies. The networking opportunities here are exceptional.
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Focus: Hydrogen Energy, Decarbonization, Green Tech.
Norway is aggressively pursuing a green transition. This conference, organized by Nordic Energy Research, focuses on the practical application of Hydrogen value chains.
Date: April 28 – 29, 2026
Location: Trondheim, Norway
Status: Registration Open (Check for Late Breaking Abstracts).
Why Attend: Trondheim is the scientific heart of Norway (home to NTNU). This is the best venue for energy sector researchers.
Focus: Autonomous Vessels, Naval Innovation, Digitalization.
Date: March 3 – 4, 2026
Location: Ulsteinvik, Norway
Organizer: GCE Blue Maritime Cluster.
Target Audience: Naval architects, marine engineers, and industry professionals.