Lost in Translation? Celebrating Language Diversity in Science and Religion
21st European Conference on Science and Theology (ECST XXI): Leeds, U.K. 19th – 22nd August 2026
About Us
ESSSAT stands for European Society for the Study of Science and Theology.
This 21st European Conference for Science and Theology (ECST XXI) is also the biennial gathering of the European Society for the Study of Science and Theology (ESSSAT).
ESSSAT includes academics from wide variety of academic disciplines, such as theologians, scientists, philosophers, historians, sociologists and literary scholars.
ESSSAT invites both individual and institutional membership, and to learn more about the benefits of membership visit the ESSSAT website
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What the visitor can expect when they hire you
ESSSAT is a scholarly, non-confessional organization, based in Europe, which aims to promote the study of relationships between the natural sciences and theological views
Questions about Conference logistics and organization
Prepare for a dynamic day filled with insightful talks, engaging panel discussions, and thought-provoking presentations. Experts from various fields will delve into the fascinating intersections of science and theology, sparking new ideas and perspectives.
Questions about Short Paper presentations
Back In 2024, ESSSAT proudly awarded the ESSSAT Prizes for exceptional contributions to the dialogue between science and theology, such as Tobias Tanton’s Corporeal Theology and Emil Lusser’s exploration of neurodiversity in theology.
At the 2026 conference, we will continue this tradition by recognizing new groundbreaking work and presenting the next round of ESSSAT Prizes, honoring the future of science and theology research.
Questions about ESSSAT Prizes
Enjoy delicious catering and refreshments throughout the day, providing ample opportunity for networking. Connect with like-minded individuals, exchange ideas, and continue the conversation in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.