Registration opening soon
In 2024, the Institute of Acoustics organised the successful ICUA conference in Bath.
The many advances in the field of underwater acoustics since then make it appropriate to hold another international conference to discuss the latest research and applications.
We look forward to welcoming our friends and colleagues from all over the world to present their latest research.
The conference, which is taking place at the University of Strathclyde, is in the heart of Glasgow’s city centre with a dynamic mix of stunning Victorian architecture, superb shopping on Buchanan Street, buzzing bars, and a thriving arts scene. Whether you are exploring iconic galleries, enjoying live music, or sampling top-notch cuisine, Glasgow offers the perfect blend of culture, creativity, and warm Scottish hospitality. The University of Strathclyde is a leading international university located in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland. Founded in 1796, it’s known for its strong focus on innovation, research, and practical learning. With a diverse student population, Strathclyde offers top-ranked programs in engineering, business, science, and humanities, and is home to cutting-edge facilities like the Technology & Innovation Centre. Its central campus offers a vibrant student experience in one of the UK’s most dynamic cities.
Call for paper details
The full call for papers can be viewed – here
Prospective authors for both papers and posters are invited to submit a title and a maximum 300 word abstract by 31 January 2026.
Authors will be notified by 26 February 2026 and invited to submit a full paper by 29 April 2026.
Completed papers may be up to 8 pages long, including diagrams. Papers will be reviewed. Papers will be stored and freely available on the IOA website library.
Authors should submit abstracts and papers to sheema.ali@ioa.org.uk
Registraton opening soon…..
Conference information
Monday 15 June is registration and welcome reception.
Join us for a spectacular evening hosted by the Lord Provost and Glasgow City Council, who are generously offering Civic Hospitality at the iconic City Chambers — one of Glasgow’s most historic and impressive buildings. It’s the perfect setting to kick off the conference, connect with fellow delegates, and experience Glasgow’s warm civic welcome.
City Chambers
The Lord Provost’s & International Office
Glasgow, G2 1DU
Calling all Early-career attendees! Wrap up the day with a relaxed (and seriously fun!) social night at Strathclyde Students’ Union. Enjoy unlimited pool, darts, and a tasty buffet while meeting colleagues and making new friends in a lively setting.
Strathclyde Students’ Union
51 Richmond Street
Glasgow, G1 1XU
Presentations are Tuesday 16 June to Thursday 18 June at Technology and Innovation Centre (TIC)
99 George St, Glasgow G1 1RD
The conference is taking place in Auditorium A, B and C.
The registration desk will be located in the TIC foyer area and will be open from Monday 15 June 2026 1500 , Tuesday 16 June 2026 from 0800 through to Thursday 18 June 2026 (during conference hours).
Technology and Innovation Centre (TIC) Conference, Meetings & Events – University of Strathclyde
99 George St, Glasgow G1 1RD
Glasgow
Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city, situated on the River Clyde in west central Scotland, and is a major center for finance, culture, and shopping. It is known for its vibrant arts scene, which includes world-class museums, music venues, and a rich architectural heritage. Historically a powerhouse of the Industrial Revolution, it is famous for its former shipbuilding industry.
For more information on Glasgow as a destination please log onto: https://www.visitglasgow.org.uk/ Here you will discover all things to do in Glasgow
