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BiblioTech is founded on the core belief that the creativity and analytical acuity found in humanities innovation and technological innovation can be combined in powerful and productive ways. Our inaugural conference is an ambitious and pioneering effort to bring together key thought leaders from Silicon Valley and Stanford University to open an energetic and timely dialogue on the ways in which talented and creative Stanford humanist Ph.D.s can bring new vision and skills to the industries of Silicon Valley, and how Silicon Valley can benefit from this pool of talent. Stanford University’s commitment to blending excellence in the humanities and sciences and its longstanding contribution to Silicon Valley innovation make it the ideal place to launch this groundbreaking conversation. Stanford humanities Ph.D.s are professionals whose work represents the essence of innovation. Intellectual entrepreneurs, they are distinguished in their ability and training to think broadly, flexibly, and outside the box. It is becoming the rule, and not the exception, that Stanford humanists work on interdisciplinary projects across the university that combine imagination, research, analysis, and technology. Throughout their graduate study, Stanford humanists acquire a nuanced understanding of the complex cultural, linguistic, geo-political, economic, and artistic influences that shape today’s world. The 21st-century Stanford humanist Ph.D. is uniquely poised to meet the innovation challenges of an interconnected world. Silicon Valley has long been the center for high-tech innovation and development. Emerging innovation across multiple technologies and business models, from Internet products and services and evolving social networks to management consulting and Cleantech, has changed the world and opened the door to many exciting career options for humanist Ph.D.s. Identifying more entry points and opportunities for collaboration will be a principal conference objective.

The Informative Research Journals are peer-reviewed scientific journal publishes Innovative Papers, Original Research Papers, Review Articles, Mini-Reviews, News, Interviews, Book Reviews, Current Topics, Short Communications, Special Reports, Clinical Cases and Letters to the editor dealing with all the branches of Agricultural Sciences, Archaeology Arts, Science, Ayurveda, Basic and Applied Sciences, Bioinformatics, Biomedical and Life Sciences, Biomedical Engineering, Biotechnology Research, Botany, Business Management, Chemistry, Clinical and Hospital Pharmacy, Clinical Research, Communications, Computer Science, Dairy Science, Dental Research, Drug Design and Development, Drug Discovery and Therapeutics, Educational Research, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Engineering and Technology, Environmental Science, Ethnopharmacology, Finance and Economics, Food Science and Technology, Gender Studies, Geography, Health Science, Herbal Drug Research, History, Homeopathy and Ayurvedic Medicine, Journalism, Law, Library and Information Science , Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Medical Sciences, Medicinal Chemistry, Medicinal Plants Research, Microbiology, Nanotechnology, Natural Science, Novel Drug Delivery System, Nursing and Midwifery, Pharmaceutical Analysis and Quality Assurance, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Management and Regulatory Affairs, Pharmaceutical Research and Medicinal Plants, Pharmaceutical Science, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, Pharmacology and Toxicology, Pharmacy, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Public Administration, Science and Technology, Social Sciences and Humanities, Space Science, Statistics,Transportation, Veterinary Science, Zoology, Botany and all the branches of Science or related disciplines.

Urbanities is an on-line, open-access peer-reviewed academic journal. It was launched in 2011 and is published twice a year (in May and in November). Journal's website address: https://www.anthrojournal-urbanities.com/ Urbanities publishes full-length articles, review articles, comments and book reviews. As a service to the community of scholars, Urbanities also includes sections on research and recently completed doctorates, and publishes brief announcements and reports of conferences, academic seminars and course offerings, new books from publishers. The Journal’s scope is to share original ideas, explore new research trends, stimulate debate, promote critical scholarship and highlight the contribution of urban ethnographic research to scientific theoretical development and to the broader society. The Editorial Board welcomes ethnographically-based submissions from established and younger scholars. Committed to promoting cross-disciplinary debate, Urbanities welcomes contributions from cognate disciplines in the social sciences and the humanities. Editors Italo Pardo (University of Kent, UK) Jerome Krase (Brooklyn College, City University of New York)

SSH Perspectives on Fusion is a platform for fusion researchers, social scientists and humanities scholars to reflect on fusion research and fusion energy by sharing insights, research findings and experiences from their respective fields. Fusion is much more than a science and technology story. Understanding the historical, philosophical, sociological, organizational, economic and political aspects of fusion research and fusion energy is important for the further development of fusion as a useful technology and crucial for its potential future implementation in society. Studies of these aspects can at the same time bring new theoretical and empirical insights to the social sciences and the humanities. Twitter: @SSH_Fusion

SALT offers cross-disciplinary competence development to scholars within the humanities, social sciences, theology, language studies, and education science department. Through participation in the activities that SALT offers every semester our scholars may both broaden and update their knowledge base in new areas as well as their specialities. The SALT activities, listed below, provides scholars with opportunities to meet with each other across the borders of subject, department or faculty in order to find new partners for future research collaboration. SALT also contributes actively to internationalisation by being a forum for direct contact between our campus and the global world of scholars. You are welcome to suggest cross-disciplinary themes for future activities that have the potential to engage others. Please send suggestions and ideas to [email protected] or by discuss your idea with a representative of the faculty reference group. Among the activities that SALT organises or supports may be found: Guest lectures Workshops and symposia Courses at the advanced level A Ph.D. Forum Sponsored Events arranged by two or more host departments after application for funding from SALT Scholar's Lunches with invited speakers in collaboration with UU Innovation

The Center for Innovation, Research, and Creativity in the Arts (CIRCA) is an interdisciplinary research center of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at UMBC dedicated to promoting inquiry and experimentation in and across the Arts disciplines. CIRCA supports innovative project-based arts research, encompassing Dance, Music, Theatre, and the Visual Arts and promotes the development of interdisciplinary projects that leverage the arts to address pressing contemporary issues. CIRCA is committed to enhancing the local, national, and global reputation of the Arts at UMBC and to fostering diverse viewpoints through hosting guest lectures, panel discussions, workshops, and performances.

Global Community Health Foundation is an international non-governmental organization .Thematic areas of interest are:Research (all disciplines including Arts and Sciences ,health , social, humanities, natural, environmental, physical, management, economics, accounting, education, etc ); Training/Education; Designing, Implementation and Evaluation ; Out-reaches/ field practicums, etc on Leadership , Management , Economics and Entrepreneurship Capacity Development; Knowledge ,Creativity and Freedom(including education in the urban and rural settings); Peace and Good Governance; Reproductive and Family Health (including Maternal and Child Health); Health Systems Strengthening(Financial Management and Health Economics); Reproductive and Family health; Environmental/Agriculture and Occupational health; among others. Target groups : include age 0-49 years and above, including males and females with gender sensitivity, rural and urban dwellers. PARTNERS: GCHF is a registered member of the following (i) The United Nations Department for Economic and Social Affairs(UN/DESA) (ii) Network of Nigeria Non-Governmental Organization (NNNGOs) (ii) Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of the Federal Government of Nigeria /organizations including Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, Nnewi, Anambra state, Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC),etc (iv )Professionals for Humanity (PPROFOH), international, with headquarters in the USA (v) Grassroots Community Development Foundation, with headquarters in Nigeria (vi)Dawn of Life Foundation, with headquarters in Nigeria (vii) World Health Stop TB-Partnership Strategy, (viii) International Institute of Leadership , Management And Economics LTD/GTE. (ix) International Centre of Leadersship Management and Economics Development LTD/GTE. This institute and Centre are approved by the Corporate Affairs Commission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

This group brings together researchers from all disciplines, professionals, and others interested in the links between population ageing and climate change. Our aim is to create a space for open discussion, sharing knowledge and ideas, and building connections across different disciplines, sectors, and regions. We welcome members working in areas such as: • Public health • Social care • Housing • Urban planning • Transport • Climate policy • Community development as well as those involved in more theoretical, conceptual, or creative work on ageing, equity, and the environment. Whether your background is in the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, arts, or interdisciplinary research, we invite you to contribute your perspective. The group provides a space to: • Discuss how climate change affects older people’s health, wellbeing and daily lives • Share research, lived experience, and examples from different contexts • Build professional connections and encourage learning across regions • Explore opportunities for collaboration, including research and policy engagement We are especially keen to include both local and global perspectives, and to hear from those working in the Global South and the Global North. Whether you are just beginning to explore this area or are already active in the field, we welcome you to join the conversation. This is a private group to support respectful and focused discussion. We review all membership requests to help maintain a relevant and supportive space.

The PhD Day is an annual event for all PhD candidates in Groningen to broaden their career development during and after their PhD studies. It is the largest career event for PhD candidates in the north Netherlands. It is jointly organized by the Graduate Schools of the University of Groningen. Last year the PhD day attracted 450 PhD candidates with diverse backgrounds in medical science, mathematics and natural sciences, engineering, spatial sciences, economics and business, behavioral and social sciences, humanities, law and theology, and philosophy. Almost 40% of them were in their final year of PhD and were ready to step into their future career. This year the event will be held on 16th of September at the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG). We expect again 450 highly educated, young, enthusiastic minds to participate. We focus on the theme Unity in Diversity, addressing the diverse nationalities and research programs of the PhD candidates in Groningen. This Linkedin group aims to connect PhD students with companies and organizations which they may contribute to in the future. Join the group now if you are a PhD student in Groningen, or a company that is searching for a bright and ambitious young employee.

The Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies ('the Centre') is an interdisciplinary research centre of the Humanities and Social Sciences at the KU Leuven (University of Leuven). It was set up to promote, support and carry out high-quality international, innovative and interdisciplinary research on global governance. In addition to its fundamental research activities the Centre carries out independent applied research and offers innovative policy advice and solutions to policy-makers on multilateral governance and global public policy issues. In 2010, the Centre has been recognized as a KU Leuven Centre of Excellence. The Centre brings together talent from throughout the University. It operates on the basis of co-ownership and the strong conviction that interdisciplinary research creates added value to resolve complex multi-faceted international problems. The Centre promotes pioneering projects in law, economics and political science and actively initiates and encourages interdisciplinary, cross-cutting research initiatives in pursuit of solutions to real world problems. The cross-cutting initiatives are thematic projects around which University researchers join forces across disciplines to forge responses to complex global challenges. The cross-cutting initiatives address critical issues in relation to globalization, governance processes and multilateralism, with a particular focus on the following areas, taking the many cross-cutting issues into account: the EU and global governance; human rights, democracy and rule of law; trade and sustainable development; peace and security; emerging powers; federalism and multi-level governance; global commons and outer space; and non-state actors In full recognition of the complex issues involved, the Centre approaches global governance from a multi-level and multi-actor perspective. GGS considers non-European perspectives to global governance of great importance.