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4 August 2026
Meet Us Virtually at The 2nd International Online Conference on Social Sciences (IOCSS 2027), 24–26 May 2027


We are pleased to welcome you to The 2nd International Online Conference on Social Sciences (IOCSS 2027), proudly organized by the MDPI open access journal Social Sciences (ISSN 2076-0760; IF: 2.0). The conference is scheduled to take place virtually from 24 to 26 May 2027.

Following the success of the first edition, this second conference will continue to provide an engaging platform for scholars, researchers, and experts from across the social sciences community to exchange innovative and impactful research. 

Conference Chair: Prof. Dr. Tina Freiburger (University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Milwaukee, United States)

Topics of interest:

  • Crime, rehabilitation and justice;
  • Childhood and youth studies;
  • Gender studies;
  • International migration;
  • Society and technology.

Important dates:
Conference date: 24-26 May 2027.
Abstract submission deadline: 22 January 2027.
Abstract acceptance notification: 24 February 2027.
Registration deadline: 19 May 2027.

Guide for authors
Please submit your abstract at the following link: https://sciforum.net/submissions/IOCSS2027/link/1. 

Please register for free at the following link: https://sciforum.net/registration/IOCSS2027/tickets. 

For more information about instructions for authors, please visit the following website: https://sciforum.net/event/IOCSS2027/instructions-for-authors.

Publication opportunities:
Participants can publish an extended paper (4–8 pages) for free in Proceedings (ISSN 2504-3900). Additionally, full manuscripts can be submitted to a Special Issue in Social Sciences with a 20% discount on the publication fees.

Contact:
For inquiries, please contact us at iocss@mdpi.com.

We look forward to seeing you at The 2nd International Online Conference on Social Sciences.

24 March 2026
Social Sciences | Interview with Prof. James O. Finckenauer, the Session Chair of the 1st International Online Conference on Social Sciences


Prof. James O. Finckenauer is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus and Professorial Fellow at Rutgers University, USA, and serves as Session Chair of Session 1. Crime, Policing and Justice. With over 37 years of academic experience, he is a leading expert in organized crime and international criminal justice. He has authored numerous books and publications and has held prominent roles, including President of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences and Director of the International Center at the U.S. National Institute of Justice. His research and teaching have had a global impact, with academic engagements across Europe, Asia, and beyond.

1. Could you please briefly introduce yourself?

My name is James O. Finckenauer, PhD, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, School of Criminal Justice, Rutgers—The State University of New Jersey.

2. What was the primary goal or inspiration for establishing this year’s conference theme?

To present recent research on some of the most cutting-edge social science issues we are facing today, and to provide a forum for new scholars to present their work to a global audience.

3. How do the sessions reflect the most pressing questions or emerging frontiers in the field today?

In inviting submissions, each session chair has delineated a scope of topics to be considered by potential presenters. This range encompasses both pressing questions and emerging frontiers.

4. How do you envision this conference, fostering collaboration or sparking new research directions among attendees?

It will provide an opportunity for scholars—both those who are up and coming, and those who are more established—to present their work to a worldwide audience. Unlike most conferences, which are limited in time and place, and which may entail travel expenses unaffordable to potential attendees, this online conference has none of those limitations. The potential reach is thus unlimited for both presenters and all other participants.

5. In your opinion, what are the most exciting or unanswered questions currently driving research in this field?

In the area of criminology and criminal justice, there is a perennial search for new ideas on how to better prevent and control crime and delinquency. Especially challenging is the evolving nature of crime in areas such as cybercrime and in the use of AI to commit crime, and also in transnational crime (crime that transcends national borders). This search is the underlying basis for the focus on “what works” as the theme of the crime and justice session.

6. What are you most looking forward to at this year’s conference?

A lively discussion and questions that challenge conventional thinking and provoke interest in new areas of research.

7. What are the most important qualities of an outstanding researcher?

Perhaps two of the most important qualities of a good research scientist—and I include any scientist in any subject area—are to be open minded and also to be aware of one’s own biases.

8. Do you have any messages for the participants, young scholars, and future practitioners of this conference?

Yes, try to emulate and adopt those two qualities mentioned just above!

Introduction of IOCSS 2026:

  • Conference date: 28–29 May 2026
  • Deadline for registration: 25 May 2026

Conference chairs:

  • Prof. Daniel McCarthy, (University of Surrey, Guildford, UK);
  • Dr. Lawrence Ho, (National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei City, Taiwan).

More information: https://sciforum.net/event/IOCSS2026.

For any enquiries regarding the event, please get in touch with iocss2026@mdpi.com.

5 August 2026
MDPI INSIGHTS: The CEO’s Letter #37 – Canada Summit, Sciforum Relaunch, 30 Years of Impactful Research & ISPRS 2026

Welcome to the MDPI Insights: The CEO's Letter.

In these monthly letters, I will showcase two key aspects of our work at MDPI: our commitment to empowering researchers and our determination to facilitating open scientific exchange.


Opening Thoughts

Reflections from the MDPI Canada Summit 2026 in Toronto (9–10 July)

As part of this year’s MDPI Summit events, we were delighted to host Editors-in-Chief (EiCs) and Editorial Board Members (EBMs) in Toronto for the MDPI Canada Summit 2026 this July.

Across the two days, we presented on topics including research integrity, editorial leadership, artificial intelligence, peer review, and the evolving role of the EiC. More importantly, the Summit created space for feedback and conversations with the academic community: these engagements continue play and important role in shaping how MDPI develops its journals and services.

Why Canada?

Canada has become one of the world’s leading Open Access (OA) nations. In 2025, 68% of Canadian research publications were published OA, with more than 73,000 OA articles produced during the year. Over the past five years alone, Canadian researchers have published more than 526,000 scholarly articles, showing both the scale and quality of Canadian research.

MDPI Toronto Office

“Canada has become one of the world’s leading Open Access nations”

Since opening in 2019, our Toronto office has grown to more than 85 colleagues supporting editorial operations, research integrity, marketing, societies, conferences, indexing, author services, and many other functions across North America. It was great to spend time with the team, see first-hand the energy and enthusiasm they bring to their work, and recognize the significant role they play in building relationships with the Canadian research community and delivering events such as this Summit.

MDPI and Canada

Today, Canada is an important part of the MDPI community:

  • More than 53,800 articles from Canadian institutions published with MDPI since 1996
  • More than 5,800 MDPI publications from Canadian researchers in 2025
  • Nearly 1,900 Canadian Editorial Board Members, including 24 Editors-in-Chief; 49 Section Editors-in-Chief
  • More than 30 Institutional Open Access Partnerships (IOAP) with universities across Canada

“The academic community is at the center of everything we do”

These numbers reflect the long-term partnerships with researchers, reviewers, editors, and institutions who continue to place their trust in MDPI.

Summit Program

Throughout the Summit, we presented and discussed topics against the following agenda:

  • MDPI at 30: Introduction, Reflections and the Road Ahead – Stefan Tochev (CEO)
  • Engagement with Academic Community and Society Partnerships – Karen Irwin (Associate Editorial Engagement Manager) and Carla Aloè (Head of Societies and Acquisition)
  • Latest Developments in the Editorial Process – Summer Huggard (Operations Manager)
  • Research Integrity and Publication Ethics – Renato Merki (Research Integrity Specialist)
  • AI and Technology in Publishing – Dr. Barnaby Crook (Regional Engagement Editor)
  • Panel Discussion – Bob Vrooman (Head of Business Development / Operations Manager, USA), Summer Huggard, Renato Merki, and myself

These presentations reinforce something we often say at MDPI: The academic community is at the center of everything we do. Each session concluded with a Q&A, allowing for discussions throughout the Summit to engage directly with our EiCs and EBMs.

Further Reading

I also had the opportunity to be interviewed by University Affairs about the evolving landscape of scholarly publishing, Open Access, and the importance of engaging with the research community. If you’re interested, you can read the interview in:

Thank You

As OA continues to grow around the world, events such as the MDPI Canada Summit remind us of the importance of meeting with our academic community in person. Listening to feedback, exchanging ideas, and building relationships are essential to ensuring that MDPI continues to evolve alongside the researchers, editors, reviewers, and institutions we serve.

Impactful Research

Five Journals, Five Different Stories of Success

Each year, the release of the Journal Citation Reports (JCR) provides an opportunity to look at the progress of our journal portfolio and, more importantly, the achievements of the research communities behind it.

A recent MDPI Blog article from Tommy Lax (Content Specialist, MDPI) highlights five journals whose 2025 Journal Impact Factor results show that success can take many forms –  from achieving a first Impact Factor, to steady long-term growth, to leadership within highly competitive disciplines.

The featured journals include:

  • Machine Learning & Knowledge Extraction (MAKE) – Among the 330 MDPI journals which received an Impact Factor in 2025, MAKE (ISSN 2504-4990) holds the accolade of having the highest rating of 8.4. The journal, which provides an advanced forum for the study of machine learning and its applications, is placed in Q1 for three subject categories: Computer science, artificial intelligence; Computer science, interdisciplinary applications; and Engineering, electrical & electronic.
  • Antioxidants – Continuing its strong position across multiple scientific disciplines, Antioxidants (ISSN 2076-3921) was awarded an exceptional Impact Factor of 8.2. In addition, the journal was placed in Q1 in three subject categories: Biochemistry & molecular biology; Chemistry, medicinal; and Food science & technology.
  • Biomass – This year, Biomass (ISSN 2673-8783) was recognized in the JCR for the first time, with a strong debut Impact Factor of 6.7. What makes this achievement even more impressive is the journal’s placement in Q1 of the category Engineering, chemical.
  • Analytica – Remaining with the theme of growth, Analytica (ISSN 2673-4532), which provides an advanced forum for all aspects of fundamental and applied analytical chemistry, recorded one of the largest year-on-year increases in Journal Impact Factor, with a 7.4 – an astounding 3.8-point increase from its 2024 rating of 3.6.
  • Batteries – Indexed in SCIE, Batteries (ISSN 2313-0105) received an updated Impact Factor of 6.3 this year, representing an increase of 1.5 versus last year, demonstrating consistent growth and increasing visibility over several years.

While citation metrics provide one perspective on journal performance, they tell only part of the story. Every milestone reflects the dedication of Editors-in-Chief, Editorial Board Members, reviewers, authors, and colleagues across MDPI who work together to uphold rigorous editorial standards and support high-quality research.

As a signatory of the Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), MDPI supports a balanced approach to research evaluation. Journal-level metrics should be viewed alongside article-level indicators and the broader scientific and societal impact of published research.

Thank you to everyone whose commitment continues to strengthen our journals and advance Open Access across the global research community.

Inside MDPI

Building Better Tools for the Research Community: The Relaunch of Sciforum

Innovation at MDPI extends beyond journals. Over the past decade, we have continued to invest in products that support researchers, conference organizers, editors, reviewers, and institutions throughout the research lifecycle. As part of this ongoing investment, our Product and Engineering teams have been modernizing several of MDPI’s digital platforms. One important milestone in that journey is the relaunch of Sciforum, our conference management platform.

Read More: Sciforum Relaunch: Empowering Science through Seamless Event Management

Rather than simply updating an existing system, our product and engineering teams have rebuilt Sciforum, using a modern architecture designed to improve the user experience, support future growth, and continue to strengthen our position in the conference management market.

“Scalable technology is essential to delivering a high-quality experience”

Why We Rebuilt Sciforum

Technology must continue evolving alongside the needs of our users. The previous platform had served MDPI well for many years but had become difficult to extend and maintain. The new platform introduces a modular architecture that enables faster development, more flexibility, and a scalable foundation for future work.

Major improvements include:

  • Simplified submission workflows
  • Role-based dashboards
  • A modern website builder
  • Flexible pricing options
  • Permanent data hosting
  • A scalable architecture for future development

 

Supporting Our Conference Community

Sciforum is more than a software platform: it supports researchers, conference organizers, reviewers, speakers, and attendees by helping them organize, participate in, and share scientific meetings more efficiently. As MDPI continues to expand its conference activities worldwide, investing in modern, scalable technology is essential to delivering a high-quality experience for both our external partners and our internal teams.

Looking Ahead

The relaunch represents the beginning Sciforum’s next chapter. Planned improvements include: the Program Builder, Communication Hub, expanded payment options, Zoom integration, and a mobile application. These will continue to enhance the platform over the coming months.

Coming Together for Science

Highlights from ISPRS Congress 2026 – Toronto, Canada

In early July, I had the pleasure of attending the XXV ISPRS Congress in Toronto, one of the world’s leading gatherings for the geospatial and remote sensing research community. It was a great opportunity to meet researchers, editors, society leaders, and collaborators, while gaining insights into some of the latest developments in geospatial science and technology. 

Over several days, I had the privilege of presenting the Jack Dangermond Award; speaking about MDPI’s approach to AI in publishing and our 30-year journey in Open Access publishing; participating in Editorial Board meetings; and engaging with members of the ISPRS community. 

Below is a summary of these activities:

Celebrating excellence in research

One of the highlights of the week was presenting the Jack Dangermond Award for the best paper published in the ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information (IJGI). Sponsored by MDPI and ESRI, the award recognizes an outstanding paper published over a four-year period and includes an ISPRS certificate together with a USD 10,000 prize.

Awards such as these remind us that journals are much more than publication platforms: they celebrate research that advances knowledge, inspires future work, and delivers meaningful impact for both science and society.

Presentations at ISPRS

I also had the pleasure to give two presentations during the congress:

1. The AI Revolution in Publishing: Challenges, Innovations, and MDPI’s Vision

The development of AI continues to transform scholarly publishing. During this session, I shared how MDPI is integrating AI responsibly, not to replace editorial judgement or peer review, but to support our staff by improving efficiency while maintaining scientific quality and research integrity.

2. MDPI: 30 Years of Open Access Publishing

I also had the opportunity to share MDP’s 30-year journey from a small publishing initiative to becoming a global Open Access publisher serving millions of researchers worldwide. As part of this session, my colleague Carla Aloè (Head of Societies and Acquisitions) introduced the ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information (IJGI), sharing its development and contribution to the geospatial research community.

Meeting with Our Editorial Boards

Another rewarding aspect of the congress was meeting with the Editorial Boards of two of our journals:

  • Remote Sensing
  • ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information

These discussions went beyond journal metrics. We heard ideas about editorial quality and emerging research areas, and we discussed reviewer engagement, diversity within editorial boards, and how journals can continue serving their communities for the future. These conversations are a great way to connect directly to the scientists who help shape our journals.

“One of our core missions has always been to make high-quality research openly accessible”

Partnerships matter

Scientific publishing is built on collaboration. Throughout the congress, our team welcomed researchers to the MDPI booth, met with authors and editors, and discussed opportunities for collaboration across our journals and society partnerships.

Special thanks to our MDPI colleagues who were present throughout the ISPRS congress supporting our Editorial Board meetings and the MDPI booth: Andy Tran, Carla Aloè, Carlo Cunanan, Diana Ribeiro Tosato, and Elena Duan.

Thank you to ISPRS for organizing this congress, to the researchers who shared their work, to our Editorial Board members, and to MDPI colleagues whose dedication continues to shape the journals and communities we support.

Closing Thoughts

Insights Into 30 Years of Impactful MDPI Research

As we celebrate 30 years of MDPI, it’s worth reflecting on the impact that the research we publish has on society. One of our core missions has always been to make high-quality research openly accessible so that it can inform new discoveries, public policy, education and innovation around the world.

A recent article on the MDPI Blog highlights several examples of MDPI publications that have gone beyond academic citations to help inform governments, international organizations and public policy discussions.

Research Creating Real-World Impact

The MDPI blog article features research that has contributed to topics including:

  • protecting the Amazon rainforest through satellite mapping
  • understanding climate change and urban heat inequality
  • encouraging more young women to pursue STEM careers
  • tackling obesity through healthier food environments
  • shaping sustainable urban planning through the “15-minute city” concept

These examples remind us that publishing research is not only about producing articles: it is about helping knowledge reach the people who can use it to improve lives and address global challenges.

Thirty Years of Open Access

MDPI’s 30th Anniversary is also an opportunity to recognize the collective contribution of everyone across MDPI. Every manuscript processed, every review coordinated, every system developed, every conference organized, every partnership established and every article published contributes to a much larger purpose: helping scientific knowledge move further and faster.

You can explore the full article here: 30 Years of Impactful MDPI Research

You can also visit our 30th Anniversary page to learn more about MDPI’s journey over the past three decades.

Stefan Tochev
Chief Executive Officer
MDPI AG

4 August 2026
Social Sciences | Introduction

29 July 2026
Meet Us at the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2026, 1–4 September 2026, London, UK


Conference: The RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2026
Date: 1–4 September 2026
Location: London, UK

MDPI will attend the RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2026. The conference will take place in London at the Society and Imperial College London and online from Tuesday 1 to Friday 4 September 2026.

The RGS-IBG Annual International Conference regularly draws over 2,000 international geographers. The Royal Geographical Society serves an exceptionally wide range of public and professional audiences, including their 16,000 members.

The 2026 conference will be chaired by Prof. Peter Hopkins (Newcastle University, UK) and center on the theme of “Geographies of inequalities: towards just places”, with a focus on charting the complexities of spatial inequalities and injustices across society, culture, the economy, development, and the environment.

The following journals will be represented at the event:

If you plan on attending this conference, please feel free to stop by our booth. Our delegates look forward to meeting you in person to answer any questions you may have.

For more information about the conference visit the following link: https://www.rgs.org/research/annual-international-conference.

21 July 2026
Meet Us at the IASSIDD European Congress 2026, 28–31 July 2026, Munich, Germany


MDPI is pleased to participate in the IASSIDD European Congress 2026, taking place from 28 to 31 July 2026 in Munich, Germany.

The congress, hosted by the International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IASSIDD), brings together a global community of researchers, clinicians, educators and policymakers to exchange knowledge and advance practice in the field of intellectual and developmental disabilities.

We warmly invite attendees to visit the MDPI booth to learn more about our portfolio of open access journals, publishing opportunities, editorial initiatives, and services designed to support researchers throughout every stage of the publishing process.

The following MDPI journals will be represented:

If you plan to attend this conference, we invite you to visit our booth and converse with our delegates. We are excited to meet you in person and address any questions that you may have. For further details about the conference, please visit the following website: https://iassidd2026.com/.

13 July 2026
Meet Us at the 2026 International System Dynamics Conference, 20–24 July 2026, Delft, the Netherlands


MDPI will be attending the 2026 International System Dynamics Conference in Delft, the Netherlands, which is taking place from 20 to 24 July 2026. The International System Dynamics Conference (ISDC) brings together a global community of people passionate about System Dynamics and systems thinking. Now entering its 44th year, the conference continues to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration among participants from business, academia, government, and civil society.

The ISDC provides a platform for newcomers to learn from experts, for experienced practitioners to share the latest advancements, and for all participants to expand their professional networks across disciplines and regions.

The following MDPI journals will be represented:

If you are attending the conference, please feel free to visit our booth. Our delegates look forward to meeting you in person and answering any questions that you may have. For more information about the conference, please visit the following link: https://systemdynamics.org/conference.

8 July 2026
MDPI’s Newly Launched Journals in June 2026


Our portfolio of journals available for publishing up-to-date research in immediate open access format has been further expanded. In June 2026, eleven new journals released their inaugural issues and two transferred journals released their first issue as part of MDPI, covering the subjects of environmental & earth sciences, chemistry & materials science, public health & healthcare, engineering, medicine & pharmacology, and biology & life sciences. 

We extend our gratitude to the Editors-in-Chief, Associate Editors, and Editorial Board Members who will shape the future course of these new journals. Each journal is dedicated to upholding strong editorial standards through a thorough peer review process, enabling impactful open access scholarship. 

Please feel free to browse and discover more about the new journals below. 

New Journals

Founding Editor(s)-in-Chief

Journal Topics (Selected)

Prof. Dr. Xiaochuan Pan,

Peking University, China

Editorial | view inaugural issue

public health research, practice, policy, and education; eco-health equity |

view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Xin-Gao Gong

Fudan University, China;

Prof. Dr. Zhimei Sun

Beihang University, China

Editorial | view inaugural issue

AI-enhanced theory & simulation; generative design & discovery; autonomous experimentation; AI for characterization; large language models and agents |

view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Yong Liu,

Wuhan University, China

Editorial | view inaugural issue

hydropower technology; renewable energy; water resources; optimization; rock and soil mechanics; power system stability |

view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Giovanni Rezza,

University Vita-Salute San Raffaele, Italy

Editorial | view inaugural issue

pandemic preparedness; public health; global outbreak dynamics and epidemiology; outbreak prediction and risk forecasting; one health approach; zoonotic and pre-pandemic vaccines |

view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Brian Horton,

University of Texas at Austin, USA

Editorial | view inaugural issue

stratigraphy; sedimentology; earth surface processes; basin evolution and tectonics; climate and paleoclimate |

view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Yike Guo,

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, China

Editorial | view inaugural issue

artificial intelligence (AI); application of AI to engineering; Explainable AI (XAI); AI-driven design and optimization; AI for manufacturing and automation | view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Hei Wong,

City University of Hong Kong, China

Editorial | view inaugural issue

novel semiconductor materials; advanced heterogeneous integration technologies; advanced characterization and testing techniques; heterogeneously integrated systems and applications; modeling and design automation|

 view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Michail Panagiotidis,

Mississippi State University, USA

Editorial | view inaugural issue

plant-based medicines; natural products-based drug discovery; plant-based bioactive compounds; pharmacognosy; phytochemicals; pharmacokinetics |

view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Khalid Meksem,

Southern Illinois University, USA

Editorial | view inaugural issue

genome biotechnology; applied genomics; genetic engineering; agricultural biotechnology; medical biotechnology; data science and AI|

view journal scope | submit an article

Dr. Chenxi Wu,

Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Editorial | view inaugural issue

environmental cleanup; ecological restoration; environmental management and governance; environmental modeling and monitoring |

view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Janusz Kozinski,

Lakehead University, Canada

Editorial | view inaugural issue

renewable energy; sustainable agriculture; green innovation; climate change; artificial intelligence and environmental sustainability |

view journal scope | submit an article

Transferred Journals

Editor(s)-in-Chief

Journal Topics (Selected)

Prof. Dr. Thomas Frese,

Martin-Universität Halle-Wittenberg, Germany

Editorial | view first issue

health services in primary care; integrated care models; quality and safety of care; coordination across primary and secondary care services; patient management; primary care clinical practice and interventions; clinical interventions delivered in primary care settings;

view journal scope | submit an article

Prof. Dr. Paul Gerson Unschuld,

Geneva University Hospitals (HUG), Switzerland

Editorial | view first issue

neurology, psychiatry, psychotherapy, and the neurosciences |

view journal scope | submit an article

We would like to thank everyone who has supported the development of open access publishing. If you would like to create a new journal, you are welcome to send an application here or contact the New Journal Committee (newjournal-committee@mdpi.com).

8 July 2026
Honoring the Top 1000 Reviewers for 2025


Peer review is the invisible foundation of academic progress. The 2025 MDPI Top Reviewers are some of the key experts who helped build it.

We are honored to recognize 1000 individuals from our global community of 210,000 reviewers across 67 countries and territories—chosen for their commitment to rigorous, constructive peer review and the consistency of their contributions throughout 2025.

The Top Reviewers provided constructive and impartial feedback that makes research stronger and more impactful, and we are grateful for it.

The names of these reviewers are listed below in alphabetical order by first name:

A. N. M. Mamun-Or-Rashid

Han Wu

Nijia Qian

Abdallah Galal

Hani Nasser Abdelhamid

Nikola Petrović

Abdeljabbar Ghanmi

Hanstter Rezende

Nina Mendez-Dominguez

Abdelmalek Bellal

Han-Tsung Wang

Nora Ahmed

Abdelnasser Abidli

Hao Tang

Nurcan Kilinc-Ata

Abderrahim Ayad

Haodong Chen

Oğuzhan Çetindemir

Abdulkadir Atalan

Haoxuan Dong

Oksana Kovtun

Abid Ullah

Hassan Barakat

Oluwagbemiga Paul Agboola

Adeney De Freitas Bueno

Hassan Harb

Omar Alsetoohy

Agnieszka Synowiec

Hebat-Allah Sarhan Tohamy

Ömer Kaya

Agnishwar Girigoswami

Héctor Mora-Montes

Omneya Attallah

Agustín Ariño

Hengkai Li

Orestis M. Ioannidis

Ahmadjan Muhammadhaji

Hengrui Liu

Oscar Arias-Carrion

Ahmadreza Mohebbi

Hiroshi Matsuyama

Osmar Antonio Jaramillo Morales

Ahmed Gad

Ho Namgung

Palash Mandal

Ahmed Ghezal

HoangNam Tran

Panayiotis Iliakis

Ahmed Mohamed Nabil Helaly

Hongfen Zhu

Pargam Vashishtha

Ahmed Saad Rashed

Hongzhi Shen

Parisa Kaviani

Ahmet İhsan Turan

Hossein Lotfi

Patrycja Kleczkowska

Aidin Bordbar-Khiabani

Huajin Li

Paula Pinto

Alain Manuel Chaple Gil

Huayue Chen

Paulius Skačkauskas

Alan Gasiński

Hui Lu

Paulo Cezar Bastianello Campagnol

Albena Doicheva

Huseyin Cetin

Pavel Kic

Alberto Gallegos

Hyeong-Geun Kim

Pavlo Maruschak

Alejandro Cano-Villagrasa

Hyoungchul Shin

Paweł Ciężkowski

Aleksandr Bobrovskikh

Ibrahim Mohamed

Paweł Rydzewski

Aleksandra Figurek

Ibrahim Mosly

Pedro Valdivia-Moral

Aleksandra Jovanović

Ibtissam Bakkouri

Peng Chen

Aleksandra Rybak

Igor Schepetkin

Pengle Cheng

Alessandro Poggi

Ilias Lazos

Philippe Colomban

Alessio Castagnoli

Imen Barraj

Pier Nicola Sergi

Alexandre Pimenta

Imran Ali

Ping Zhu

Alexey Andreychev

Imtiaz Ahmad

Piotr Legutko

Alexey Beskopylny

Ioannis A. Giantsis

Piotr Lichota

Alexis Murillo Carrasco

Ioannis Vardiambasis

Poya Sohrabi

Alfredo Teixeira

Irina Georgescu

Pradeep Kumar Yadav

Ali Abd El-Aty

Isaac Adejumo

Prashant Singh

Ali Alshebami

Isabel Legaz

Prithviraj Nandigrami

Ali Ercetin

Isabel Maldonado

Przemysław Podulka

Ali Kandil

Isabel Marques

Qiang Peng

Alireza Shoari

Itamar Luís Gonçalves

Qiang Yao

Alok Tiwari

Ivan Laktionov

Qiaochu Li

Aman Muhammad

Ivan Šoša

Qichang An

Amgad Fahmy

Ivan V. Semenyuta

Qingqing Sun

Amira Mohamed Idrees

Izabela Zakrocka

Rabii El Maani

Amr Mohamed

Jae Hwan Lee

Radosław Balwierz

Amroune Salah

Jakub Ciazela

Rafat Ghanamah

Anastasia Ivanova

Jale Minibas-Poussard

Rajaram Rajamohan

Anastasios Koulaouzidis

Jamal Ayour

Rajendra Rohokale

Anatoli Popov

James A. Bunce

Raluca Isac

András Molnár

Janvier Habumugisha

Raluca Mureşan

André Luiz Missio

Jarogniew Łuszczki

Ramalingam Manikandan

André Pinto

Jasna Čanadanović Brunet

Rashad EL-Sagheer

André Rolim Baby

Jean-Louis Pinault

Rashid Dallaev

Andres Camargo-Sanchez

Jelena Petrović

Ravish Patel

Andrew Perry

Jesús Bernardo Páez-Lerma

Rehan Jamil

Andrey Kuskov

Jesus Jaquez-Muñoz

Renzo Pepe-Victoriano

Andrey Zamyatnin

Jia Wang

Ricardo Hernández-Martínez

Andrii Velychkovych

Jia Wen Li

Ricardo Luiz Fernandes Bella

Angeliki Papalou

Jia-Bin Wu

Ricardo Raimundo

Anita Sejben

Jianfeng Chen

Rina Zviel-Girshin

Anja Terzić

Jiangmin Ding

Ritthideach Yorsaeng

Anna Kamenskikh

Jiangxiong Zhu

Robinson J. Herrera-Feijoo

Anna Maria Kot

Jiangyu Zhu

Rocco Ditommaso

Antanas Laurincikas

Jianhua Ren

Rocco Vitis

Anton Tkachenko

Jianjian Zheng

Rodrigo Valenzuela

António Miguel Monteiro

Jianzhao Qi

Roman Dmytryshyn

António Portelada

Jiazhen Zhang

Roman Parovik

Antonios Christou

Jifu Li

Ronit Sionov

Antreas Kantaros

Jingcai Zhang

Ruben Rodríguez Elizalde

Arash Kardani

Joanna Kosałka-Węgiel

Ružica R. Nikolić

Arash Shams Taleghani

João Carlos Caetano Simões

Sadegh Ghaderi

Armand Faganel

Jonathan Soldera

Salih Özer

Artem Perepelitsyn

Jongbeom Lim

Saliha Karadayi-Usta

Ashraf Ali

Joon Hyuk Choi

Salvatore Falanga Bolognesi

Asif Ali Haider

Jorge L. Mejía-Méndez

Salvatore Simone

Atila Kumbasaroglu

José Ascención Martínez Álvarez

Sandeep Kumar Chamoli

Aurel Burciu

José Antonio Suarez-Navarro

Sandra Pascual-García

Aynur Aliyeva

José Carlos Vázquez-Parra

Sanjin Kovacevic

Ayushman Ramola

Jose Lavres Junior

Santiago Juan-Navarro

Azizollah Khormali

José Leija-Martínez

Santosh Reddy Addula

Baishu Guo

José Luis Aguirre-Noyola

Saravanan Ramasamy

Baoqiang Liu

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Sasa Radoslav Bubanj

Bartłomiej Zieniuk

José Rodrigues

Saurabh Agarwal

Bartosz Kruszewski

Josef Yayan

Sayed Saber

Beata Dedicova

Juan Gabriel Avina-Cervantes

Sebastian Schnaubelt

Behnam Mobaraki

Juan Sebastián Fernández-Prados

Sergei G. Gaidin

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Juan Vielma-Perez

Sergii Sagin

Bernardo Tutikian

Jui-Hsiang Lee

Serife Balikci

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Junhe Yu

Seweryn Lipiński

Biao Luo

Jun-Sheng Zhang

Shadfar Davoodi

Bin Wang

Justin Nnaemeka Onyeukaziri

Shamsaldeen Ibrahim Saeed

Bin Yan

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Shanmugam Vignesh

Binfeng Yin

Kaibing Zhou

Shaohua Lei

Bing He

Kakarla Ramakrishna

Sheng Chang

Bingnan Guo

Kamil Henryk Nelke

Shengqun Deng

Bingzhe Zhang

Kamran Shah

Shigeru Kanemitsu

Bishal Baniya

Karina Teixeira Magalhães-Guedes

Shijun Pan

Bojan Stojanovic

Karol Chilmon

Shiquan Wang

Bojana S. Stojanovic

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Bojana Vidovic

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Shuai Yuan

Bozena Gajdzik

Katarzyna Mądra-Gackowska

Shun Yao

Byoungwook Ahn

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Shuo Liu

Caio Santos Bonilha

Keith Watts

Siham Bakkouri

Carlos Cerdán Santacruz

Kelcie Slaton

Silviu Beciu

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Kesavan Nair

Simone Galano

Carolin Hannusch

Ketan M. Ranch

Simone Treccarichi

Catalin Bulai

Khrystyna Lipianina-Honcharenko

Sina Sarfarazi

Cátia Sousa

Khursheed Ahmad

Sinan Chen

Changning Liu

Kinga Korniejenko

Sing-Chung Li

Chanin Khomlaem

Kiwon Lee

Sivakumar Jeyarajan

Chao Fu

Konrad Szychowski

Slađana Popović

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Slavica Miladinovic

Chen Kim Lim

Konstantinos Arsenopoulos

Slobodanka Galovic

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Koulla Parpa

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Cheng Li

Kun Yang

Somya Agrawal

Chengling Lu

Kuo-Chien Liao

Song Yu

Chenkang Liu

Lambert Zixin Li

Sotomi Ishihara

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Chih-Wei Zeng

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Chunxiao Li

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Suhan Zhang

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Luca Giacomelli

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Wen Chen

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William Aperador

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Xiang Lei

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Xiang Zhang

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Meng Zhang

Xiangchen Meng

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Michael Halim

Xiao Jian Tan

En Lu

Michal Stosiak

Xiaohai Zheng

Enrique Cervantes Pérez

Michał Zarobkiewicz

Xiaokang Ma

Eqram Rahman

Michele Paolantonio

Xiaoxi Hu

Erand Llanaj

Mika Merviö

Xin Li

Eungi Kim

Mikhail Akimov

Xin Yang

Evangelos Tsiaras

Mikhail Arbatsky

Xin Zhang (Henan Institute of Science and Technology)

Fabio Massimo Oddi

Mikhail Statkus

Xin Zhang (Tianjin Normal University)

Fahad Al Basir

Milan Lal

Xinfa Tang

Faïçal Brini

Milica Dimitrijevic Stojanovic

Xinxin Zhao

Fanglei Zhong

Miłosz Huber

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Faseeulla Mohammad

Ming Wu

Xu Li

Fayyaz Qureshi

Minh Tam Schlosky

Yang Shen

Fazlurrahman Khan

Mira Chitt

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Federico Minelli

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Fei Yu

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Yong Zhang

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Yonggang Kim

Florian Pape

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Younho Han

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Youqiang Zhang

Francesco Gagliardi

Mohammed Abdulrasak

Yuan Chen

Francisco Delgado

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Yuanjie Deng

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Yuchen Wang

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Yue Tan

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Gerardo Fuentes-Vilugrón

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Zhen Zhang

Golap Kalita

Mustafa Zeybek

Zheng Lu

Gonzalo Emiliano Aranda-Abreu

Muzaffar Iqbal

Zheng Yuan

Goran Marinkovic

Nafiu Olanrewaju Ogunsola

Zhengchang Wu

Guangliang Xing

Nagendra Verma

Zhenhua Zhang

Guanjun Yang

Nam Deuk Kim

Zhenyu Liu

Guanzhou Ji

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Zihan Qu

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Nevien Elhawat

Zongwu Chen

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Zorica Mojović

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6 July 2026
Meet Us at the DHEAC 2026: Annual International Conference on Digital Humanities for East Asia Classics, 25–26 July 2026, Seoul, Republic of Korea


Conference: DHEAC 2026: Annual International Conference on Digital Humanities for East Asia Classics
Date: 25–26 July 2026
Location: Seoul, Republic of Korea

The Annual International Conference on Digital Humanities for East Asia Classics (DHEAC) is an international forum dedicated to advancing research on East Asian classical studies through digital humanities methodologies and technologies. The conference promotes interdisciplinary collaboration among scholars, researchers, and technology experts working at the intersection of digital innovation and classical studies.

DHEAC 2026 will bring together researchers from around the world to explore the digital transformation of East Asian classical resources and foster international academic exchange in the field of digital humanities.

MDPI will be attending DHEAC 2026 as an exhibitor and would like to warmly invite researchers to visit our booth to discuss their latest research and publishing opportunities with us.

The following open access journals will be represented at the conference:

We look forward to welcoming participants to the MDPI booth and connecting with the digital humanities community. For more information about the conference, please visit the official website at the following link: DHEAC 2026.


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