Topic: networking

SC26 connects researchers and practitioners developing high-performance computing, networking, storage and scientific data analysis. The programme includes research presentations, tutorials and workshops at McCormick Place in Chicago, 15–20 November 2026. Early rates run through 14 October. A digital participation option is available through the official registration page.

Flexible support for fundamental research, idea generation and networking that develops new arts and humanities research agendas. Solo and collaborative projects may run for up to five years, starting at least six months after submission. Practice-based and interdisciplinary approaches are supported within AHRC’s remit. Applications are accepted without a closing date.

In this webinar, the ALBA Network & World Women in Neuroscience partner to address equity, inclusion & diversity issues across the Sub-Saharan African neuroscience community. The panel discussion will explore the challenges and biases faced by African neuroscientists while establishing their careers - focusing on a lack of mentoring and networking but also on the difficulties to raise funding - as well as display the strengths present in the region, which can be exploited to find solutions. Registration is free but required: https://www.alba.network/alba-wwn-webinar-africa

This conference is a free event that includes a range of activities to stimulate the cross-fertilization of ideas, including invited speaker talks, workshops, micro talks, an undergraduate research competition, a contest to discover mathematical questions in biology, and plenty of networking opportunities. Today's speakers: Cassandra Extavour, William Bialek, Amy Shyer, Ankur Saxena, Jie Liang

This conference is a free event that includes a range of activities to stimulate the cross-fertilization of ideas, including invited speaker talks, workshops, micro talks, an undergraduate research competition, a contest to discover mathematical questions in biology, and plenty of networking opportunities. Today's speakers: Nathalie Dostatni, Christopher Obara, Hernan Garcia, Aaron Dinner, David Lubensky, Jianping Fu