We’re hiring! We are recruiting for a Lectureship in Global History of Science to join UCL's Science and Technology Studies (STS) Department from September 2026.

The International Workshop on Spatial Graphs 2026 is the leading conference focused on the topological graph theory and knot theory of spatial graphs. It will take place August 12–14, 2026, at Tokyo Woman's Christian University in Tokyo, Japan.

Interested in exploring fundamental mechanisms governing the collective dynamics of systems composed of multiple self-propelled agents? Dr. Xavier Leoncini is offering a PhD opportiunity in that direction!

The 2026 SORTEE conference will run continuously from 13th October 07:00 UTC to 14th October 10:00 UTC to cover all time zones. Virtual & world-wide! 13-14 October 2026. Content submissions are now OPEN.

Do you research social interactions and collective behavior? IIMAS-UNAM is hiring an Associate Researcher "C". PhD in psychology, anthropology or sociology + publications required. Women encouraged to apply. Maximum age 39 (♀️) and 37 (♂️).

The College of Arts and Sciences (University of Cincinnati) is hiring a postdoc with research interests in AI explainability, ethics, and trustworthiness who is also interested in public engagement with AI and AI ethics. The postdoc will work with the UC Center for Humanities and Technology (CHaT).

Interested in network science, evolutionary biology, and animal behavior? Prof. Alexander Bovet is seeking a PhD student to join the Quantitative Network Science group at the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Machine Learning of the University of Zurich.

Applications are now open for the PAASTA Bioinformatics Summer School. Lessons will cover theory and practical exercises on a variety of palaeoproteomic analyses, including ZooMS, amelogenin sex estimation and shotgun proteomics.

The Streaming Continual Learning (SCL) Workshop is hosted as part of the ECML PKDD 2026 conference in Naples, Italy, running between September 7–11, 2026. The workshop focuses on the emerging paradigm of learning from dynamic, non-stationary, and evolving data streams.

The Workshop on Methods of Information Theory in Computational Neuroscience is a prominent, recurring satellite event featured at the 35th Annual Computational Neuroscience Meeting (CNS 2026), which will take place from July 11–15, 2026, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.