Our next SRA-ANZ Annual Meeting will be in Christchurch, 29-30 January.

The SRA Annual Meeting brings together a cross-disciplinary community of scientists from academia, industry, and government dedicated to risk science in all aspects of our connected world.

About the Society for Risk Analysis (SRA)

The Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) is the world’s leading research organisation dedicated to advancing the science and practice of risk analysis. As a global forum for interdisciplinary discussions, SRA brings together experts from diverse fields to explore all dimensions of risk, including assessment, characterisation, communication, management, and policy. SRA addresses risks at every level, from individuals and organisations to society at large, embracing both the challenges and opportunities that risks present.

With a diverse membership of researchers, practitioners, and policymakers, SRA provides a vital platform for discussing critical issues in risk science, driving innovation in risk assessment and governance, and supporting evidence-based decision-making for a more resilient future.

About the SRA Australia New Zealand (SRA ANZ) Conference

29-30 January 2026, Christchurch, New Zealand

Theme: Managing Complexity

The SRA ANZ Annual Conference is a premier event that unites professionals, academics, and industry leaders from across Australia, New Zealand, and beyond. Focused on the latest developments in risk analysis, the conference serves as a platform to share knowledge, foster collaboration, and explore innovative approaches to risk assessment, management, governance, and communication.

We invite contributions that highlight new perspectives and advancements across a wide range of sectors, including (but not limited to):

Public Health
Engineering and Infrastructure
Environmental Management
Emerging Technologies
Public and Private Sector Economic Evaluation
Construction Management
Economics
Transportation
Disaster Preparedness and Management
Climate Change
Transition Risk
Toxicology
Food Safety
Biosecurity
Communities and Society