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- Discipline
- Which subject the call is open to. “All disciplines” means the funder's page names none of these subjects; those entries appear under every pick. Where the page names a subject this list cannot carry, its own wording stands beside the badge — nothing filters on it.
- Psychology — The funder's page names psychology explicitly.
- Communication sc. — The funder's page names communication or media studies explicitly.
- Clinical/health — The funder's page names clinical research, medicine or health research explicitly.
- Neuroscience — The funder's page names neuroscience explicitly.
- Educational science — The funder's page names educational science or education research explicitly.
- All disciplines — The funder's page names no subject from this list. Those entries appear under every pick; what the page itself says about the subject stands beside it where there is one.
- Deadline
- Where the submission deadline stands. “expired” and “discontinued” are hidden to begin with and can be switched on here.
- Call open — The submission deadline is still ahead.
- Deadline unclear — The listing states no submission deadline. Those entries are ordered by the event date instead.
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- Location
- For conferences the venue, for funding the funder's seat — always by the country the source itself names. Each country counts exactly once: Austria, Germany and Switzerland on their own, everything else under Rest of the EU or Europe (non-EU). Only Online counts on top, for conferences held fully or partly online. Several picks in this row combine as any-of; with none the whole list applies.
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- Europe (non-EU) — Only entries in European countries outside the EU and Switzerland, such as the United Kingdom or Norway.
- Outside Europe — Only entries whose venue or seat is outside Europe.
- Online — Only conferences held fully or partly online.
Primary care — the title names it.
Research on sex work and prostitution — the page calls the workshop interdisciplinary, open to all disciplines.
Sexual medicine — the title names it.
Mental health — the title names it.
Paediatric medicine — the title names it.
Sociology — the conference of the European Sociological Association.
Crisis intervention — the title names it.
Eating disorders — the title names them.
Psychoneuroimmunology — as the title abbreviates it.
Three focus themes per the announcement: mental health, digital transformation and artificial intelligence, and the psychology of sustainable behaviour.
Media literacy and media education: “Media Literacies and Communication Competencies”, with Innsbruck's department of media education.
Children, youth and media; ageing and communication.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Mediatised life-worlds and communicative construction.
Philosophy of communication.
Quantitative approaches in psychology — psychophysics.
Developmental cognitive neuroscience — the society's own wording.
Memory research: “bring together memory researchers”.
Reading and developmental dyslexia.
International and transcultural communication.
Journalism studies: “New actors, new channels, new formats — quality in journalism”.
Communication and politics: “On the state of freedom of opinion and of the press”.
Communication and media ethics, with the Netzwerk Medienethik.
Media language and media discourse: “Building bridges with communication in polarised discourse cultures?”.
Communication-science methods: “Measuring Media Use and Effects: Computational Opportunities and Challenges”.
PR and organisational communication, jointly with the communication-history division.
Visual communication.
Advertising communication: “Current Topics in Persuasion and Advertising Research”.
Cognitive psychology — the joint meeting of ESCoP and the Cognitive Psychology Meeting (CoPM).
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Cognitive psychology: “how the mind works using behavioral techniques”.
Language processing — the listing calls it “the present workshop”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
Research on learning and instruction; the listing tags the entry “Conference”.
“Traditional conference for experimental psychology held in German-speaking countries”, as the listing describes it.
Working memory research — “dedicated to the study of working memory”.
Eye movement research — “the largest scientific meeting on eye movement research worldwide”.
Aviation psychology — “Aviation Psychology”.
Media and communication studies: AI in research practice and AI as an object of study. The page invites PhD students, postdoctoral and early-career researchers within five years of the doctorate.
The digital society, across disciplines — the page invites researchers and stakeholders from any discipline or sector.
Adolescence research — “Research on Adolescence”.
No conferences found.
Every conference here comes from a learned society's own event listing, which is checked daily. Where a listing states no submission deadline there is none here — the event date then decides the order, and the first column says so.