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29 October 2021
EUSER conferences and journals – ICMS abstract deadline on Nov. 27

EUSER invites colleagues to ICMS XXVI, the 26th International Multidisciplinary Conference on Recent Research and Ideas. The conference will take place in-person and online at Ghent University on December 10-13. Abstract and registration deadline: November 27.

EUSER also reminds that:

⇒ The next ICMS editions in Madrid and Amsterdam are already available for registration.

⇒ Interested colleagues can also join ICOC, the Continuous Online Conference.

⇒ EUSER’s journals are published on a new platform and are now indexed in Elsevier’s Mendeley.

21 June 2021
ICMS XXV Conference on Multidisciplinary Studies – Abstracts by July 30

The 25th EUSER  International Conference on Multidisciplinary Studies “Ideas and Research on Recent Issues” will be held at the University of Southern California on 17-18 September 2021 online and in-person.

Contributions on economics, education, language, law, health, engineering, environment and multidisciplinary topics will be presented at the conference and published in the proceedings book (isbn) as well as in (indexed) journal volumes.

The keynotes and the authors will make in-person presentations live from University of California as well as real-time oral presentations in Google Meet virtual rooms.

Abstracts can be submitted until July 30
and EUPRERA members can register with a discounted fee!
(ask Virginia Villa dpra@euprera.org)

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16 September 2020
EUSER conferences on Social Sciences and Multidisciplinary Studies

EUSER has the pleasure to invite you to join the upcoming virtual (and in-person for residents) conferences in Autumn 2020.

ICSS XXII, 22nd International Conference on Social Sciences,
Amsterdam Science Park, October 30-31
Registration and abstract deadline: October 3
ICMS XXIV, 24th International Conference on Multidisciplinary Studies
University of Brussels, December 11-12
Registration and abstract deadline: October 23

Both conferences offer seven main sessions in the domains of Social, Educational, Language, Economics, Engineering, Medicine and Interdisciplinary Studies. The aim is bringing together acdemics, scholars, authors and PhD students from all over the world to share their knowledge and exchange ideas on recent developments and studies on these fields. There will be multiple sessions programmed according to the field study of the presenters.

Considering the travel limitations, the conference will mainly be carried out with live oral presentations in virtual rooms as well as with prerocorded videos and slides. The residents of Netherlands and Belgium will be able to join the conferences locally if the conditians are permittable. The international participants will make the presentation in distance.

Four presentation methods will be provided (please specify the one you prefer while registering):

  1. Oral (joining an online session room speaking realtime with or without a presentation document)
  2. Poster (presentation of your poster in a virtual session room with realtime speech)
  3. Forum presentation (slides or prerecorded video permanently shared on the interactive author page), no realtime speech
  4. Journal publishing only (joining as a listener, without any presentation)

The abstracts and full papers will be published in proceedings book with ISBN. The registered full papers will be published in one of the 10 scientific journals (indexed in Elsevier Mendeley, Crossref, WorldCat, RePEc etc).

Please refer to the event websites for more details.

6 May 2020
ICMS XXIII conference: Resilience for Survival – submissions by June 20

The 23rd International Conference on Multidisciplinary Studies on “Resilience for Survival” will take place at Cambridge University on July 30-31 as virtual. Organized by EUSER, ICMS XXIII offers seven main sessions in the domains of Social, Educational, Language, Economics, Engineering, Medicine and Interdisciplinary Studies, aiming to bring together scholars, academicians, researchers and students to exchange ideas and share knowledge.

The aim is collecting thoughts on what humanity’s plan b should be i.e. for schools, universities, media, governments, hospitals and other domains in the event of a future pandemic such as Covid-19. The abstracts and full texts will be published in proceedings book with ISBN as well as in one of the 10 scientific journals, shared with the authorities such as UN and WHO.

You can register until June 20 with an abstract, full paper or presentation. The fee has been lowered to support all participants due to the pandemic.

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