The Office Of Naval Research (ONR) seeks proposal under the ONR Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education and Workforce Program, due June 30, 2026 at 2 PM PT. STEM education programs and activities are defined as formal or informal education primarily focused on physical and natural sciences, technology, engineering, social sciences, and mathematics (including environmental science education or stewardship).

Funding Available: The funded amount and period of performance of each proposal selected for award may vary depending on the technology area and the technical approach to be pursued by the offeror selected.

The 11th International Conference of the Evolutionary Demography Society will take place at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado, from June 16–18, 2026. The EvoDemoS11 meeting brings together researchers working at the intersection of evolution, demography, ecology, and life-history theory. It provides a space to share new empirical findings, develop and test theoretical ideas, and explore how evolutionary processes shape variation in survival, reproduction, aging, and population dynamics across species, including humans.

The IUSSP Early Career Awards aim to honour outstanding contributions to the broad field of population studies by early career scholars in different world regions and boost the global visibility of their achievements. Nominate colleagues by November 1, 2026. Nominees must have received their PhD within the last seven years and be IUSSP members. For more information about the Award and the nomination procedure and to fill out the application form, please go to IUSSP Early Career Awards.

The International Conference on Social Computing (ICSC 2026) welcomes submissions and participation for its in-person conference at Nuffield College, University of Oxford on September 2-4, 2026. Paper submissions are due May 25, 2026. ICSC is a long-running research conference that connects computational methods with social science to better understand human behaviour, social networks, and societal change. Held in the United Kingdom for the first time, this conference aims to bring together leading scholars and experts from around the world,

IUSSP and its co-organizes invite papers for a workshop focused on “Aftermath of a Pandemic: Changes in Mortality and Health.” Post-pandemic periods can reveal or amplify existing health inequalities, and the effects of pandemics often extend beyond the acute phase of infection, influencing long-term patterns of mortality and overall population health. This workshop will focus on these poorly understood effects.

The workshop will be hosted by the Oslo Metropolitan University on January 28-29,