| Name | Surname | Poster | Identification Number |
| Aðalsteinn | Snæþórsson | Plastic ingestion by Northern Fulmar in Iceland | 34 |
| Andrea | Thormar | Blue Circular Nets - Supporting collection, treatment and recycling of EOL fishing gear | 37 |
| Andy | Booth | Uptake of organic contaminants from car tire microplastics in Arctic marine species | 40 |
| Andy | Booth | Tire wear particles and their associated chemicals – concentrations and consequences in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic European environment | 41 |
| Belén García | Ovide | Combining citizen science with micro- and macro-plastic research in Iceland | 17 |
| Bjørn Einar | Grøsvik | Assessment of marine litter and microplastics in the Norwegian part of the Barents Sea | 35 |
| Bonnie | Hamilton | Microplastics and Other Anthropogenic Particles in Northern Canadian Snow: Occurrence, Distribution, and Characterization by μ-FTIR | 2 |
| Bonnie | Hamilton | Plastics as a carrier of chemical additives to the Arctic: Possibilities for strategic monitoring across the circumpolar North | 5 |
| Bonnie | Hamilton | Microplastic as a long-range transporter of chemical additives to the Canadian Arctic | 6 |
| Carmen | Rizzo | Plastics detection in the sediments from the sub-Arctic Pasvik River (Norway) | 43 |
| Carmen | Rizzo | Plastic ingested by the Arctic freshwater fish Thymallus thymallus (Linnaeus, 1758) from the Teno River (Finland) | 44 |
| Carmen | Rizzo | Characterization of the bacterial communities associated with plastic litter occurring in a freshwater pond of the High Arctic (Goose Pond, Ny-Ålesund, Svalbard Islands) | 45 |
| Carolin | Philipp | Local pollution in Svalbard - Whereabouts of anthropogenic particles in an Arctic fjord system | 22 |
| Dee | Barker | Ongoing Contamination Control to Reduce Microplastics Interferences and to Reliably and Validly Substantiate Findings in Alaskan Drinking Water Sources | 28 |
| Dipak | Sapkale | Effect of different polymer microplastics on freshwater snails | 11 |
| Eirin | Husabø | Rivers as a plastic pollution pathway in the Arctic Ocean | 20 |
| Eirini | Glyki | Third International Conference on Ecosystem Approach to Management in the Arctic Large Marine Ecosystems Managing Marine Ecosystems in a Rapidly Warming Arctic |
42 |
| Emma | LeFors | Establishing an Environmental Control for Microplastic Contamination | 13 |
| Holly | Solloway | Marine litter as a vector for fouling species in the southwest, westfjords, and northeast regions of Iceland | 24 |
| Jaffer | Yousuf Dar | Tire Wear Particles as Vectors for Antibiotic Resistance Gene Transfer in the Aquatic Environment | 33 |
| Jakob | Strand | Plastic in stomach contents of northern fulmars from West and East Greenland | 3 |
| Jakob | Strand | Shoreline litter monitoring litter surveys in Greenland in the period 2016 – 2022 | 4 |
| Jakob | Strand | Weathering experiments with plastic under Arctic conditions | 7 |
| Jakob | Cyvin | A novel method for sampling of plastic-infiltrated coastal soil and quantification of microplastic in vertical leakage | 29 |
| Jannike | Falk-Andersson | Development of a decision matrix for coastal litter clean-ups in Norway | 25 |
| Johanna | Franke | Transforming beach cleanup practices: From best praactices to institutional change | 16 |
| Katrín Sóley | Bjarnadóttir | The Icelandic coastal cleanup project | 15 |
| Katrín Sóley | Bjarnadóttir | OSPAR’s monitoring and assessment of marine litter in Iceland | 27 |
| Kit | Cunningham | A Comparison in Local Marine Debris and Microplastics; Gasḵúu/Forrester Island Complex, Alaska | 39 |
| Leilei | Zou | Management of Arctic Marine Microplastic Pollution | 32 |
| Lis | Bach | Wet wipes discharged by wastewater as a contribution to plastic pollution in the Arctic | 9 |
| Magdalena | Muir | Prescriptive and voluntary approaches for the regulation and minimization of microplastics in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic, based on global models and experiences | 26 |
| Maria | Pogojeva | Floating macro litter monitoring in the Arctic | 31 |
| Mark | Maddox | Plastic ingestion in thick-billed murres (Uria lomvia) from the high Canadian Arctic | 23 |
| Samuel | Stevens | Microplastic Contamination In Alaskan Drinking Water | 12 |
| Sophia | Mützel | Up in the Clouds: Seasonal dynamics of airborne microplastic deposition in high altitudes | 8 |
| Valerie | Chosson | First Risso’s dolphins in Iceland. Far away from home to meet your fate. | 10 |
| Vilde Sørnes | Solbakken | Investigating litter movement patterns using GPS trackers: challenges and opportunities during Arctic winter | 36 |
| Vilde Sørnes | Solbakken | Spatiotemporal variation in deposition, residence time and lateral movements of beach litter: implications for monitoring | 38 |