Conference format & key facts
Organized detailsOverview
The 45th Dyes in History and Archaeology conference brings together researchers, heritage professionals, craftspeople, dye specialists and students for three days of presentations and posters in Helsinki.
Complete conference details
DHA 45 takes place 28–30 October 2026 at the University of Helsinki, with an optional post-conference excursion on 31 October. Attendee registration is open through 30 September. Current fees are EUR 280 general, EUR 90 student, and EUR 30 for limited one-way online streaming access. Conference fees include lunches and coffee for the three conference days; separate optional programme items have their own prices.
Eligibility requirements
Researchers, professionals, cultural-heritage specialists, dye enthusiasts, craftspeople and students interested in dye research, heritage science, conservation and related fields.
Tips for this conference
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Confirm whether you are registering as an attendee, speaker, poster presenter, exhibitor or scholarship/travel-grant applicant because deadlines can differ.
- For abstracts or papers, follow the exact theme, template, word limit, author format and publication rules from the official call.
- If travel is required, check invitation-letter timing, visa processing, accommodation and travel-support deadlines early.
- Review the agenda and speakers in advance and plan the sessions and people most relevant to your goals.
Verification notes
Official University of Helsinki conference and registration pages checked on 2026-09-05 UTC. Registration is open through 30 September 2026 and the conference is 28–30 October. No deadline timezone is stated.
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