Topic: symposia

The APS Global Physics Summit connects research across physics through oral presentations, posters, symposia and cross-disciplinary sessions. The programme includes contributed scientific presentations, invited sessions, research training and tutorials, and opportunities to meet researchers and employers. Participants can attend in Atlanta or virtually. Contributed oral presentations comprise ten minutes plus two minutes for questions; participating units also offer SPARK presentations combining short talks with digital posters. Virtual posters include a poster and video. Contributed sessions

This meeting connects basic and applied research on memory and cognition, emphasizing work that is both theoretically grounded and relevant to real-world settings. Researchers at all career stages can present individual talks and posters or organize 75-minute symposia with four to six presentations and a discussant. The programme supports exchange across methods and applications, with dedicated opportunities for students and early-career researchers. Abstract and symposium submissions close on 2 November 2026.

The Organization for Human Brain Mapping meets in Toronto on 26–30 June 2027 to discuss the anatomical and functional organization of the human brain through neuroimaging methods and applications. Content submissions open on 2 November and close on 14 December 2026. The call covers poster abstracts, symposia, educational courses, roundtables and society-group activities. Acceptance decisions are expected no later than February 2027. Registration is scheduled to open in January 2027; the early-registration deadline has not been announced.