Explore conferences we host and co‑organize across science, engineering, medicine, social sciences, and the humanities. View themes, tracks, speakers, conference chairs, registration details, and published proceedings in one place.
These events are organized or co‑organized by Science Catalogs with full ConferenceOS workflows, editorial boards, and proceedings hosted in our platform. Each listing includes theme, dates, location, and tracks.
Conference hosted by Science Catalogs with ConferenceOS submissions and proceedings.
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Example University.
Focus on AI‑driven design optimization, digital twins, and integrated simulation workflows.
• AI‑assisted finite element analysis
• Digital twin ecosystems and data pipelines
• Trust, validation, and reproducibility in AI‑driven design.
Proceedings will be published in the Global Research Library and linked to SciNexID profiles.
Conference hosted by Science Catalogs with on‑site sessions and digital proceedings.
School of Materials Science, Example Institute of Technology.
Emphasis on nanostructures, thin film fabrication, and characterization for energy and electronics.
• Thin film deposition and patterning
• Nanostructures for optoelectronics
• Advanced characterization and metrology.
Accepted papers move into proceedings hosted on Science Catalogs with persistent identifiers.
Virtual summit hosted by Science Catalogs with global participation and open access proceedings.
School of Public Health & Social Policy, Example University.
Focus on mental health outcomes, social determinants, and policy‑ready evidence.
• Clinical mental health research
• Social determinants and community interventions
• Digital health tools and data systems.
Proceedings will be indexed alongside journals and theses in the Global Research Library.
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Universities, societies, and research institutions can collaborate with Science Catalogs to host conferences with full editorial workflows, proceedings hosting, and long‑term visibility. Share your concept and we’ll help design a hosting plan.