📄 Position Title: Conference Convenor 📘 Conference Theme: Quantum Computing and Future Technology 📅 Academic Year: 2025 – 2026 📌 Engagement Type: Contractual 🎓 Educational Qualification: Ph.D. (Physics, Computer Science, Quantum Information, or related fields preferred) 🏢 Experience Requirement: Demonstrated academic leadership in future tech domains and conference planning experience. 💰 Compensation: As per conference revenue-sharing model [50%]. 🎯 Primary Role The Conference Convenor will be the academic and operational lead for the Quantum Computing and Future Technology conference, responsible for its end-to-end conceptualization, execution, and academic integrity. ✅ Key Responsibilities 1. Conference Design & Agenda Develop and refine the central theme, sub-topics, and conference tracks (e.g., Quantum Algorithms, Quantum Hardware, Post-Quantum Cryptography, etc.). Design a multi-day agenda including keynote sessions, panels, workshops, and poster sessions. Ensure integration of cutting-edge themes and emerging research. 2. Speaker & Committee Engagement Identify and invite prominent keynote speakers, researchers, and thought leaders in quantum and future technologies. Form and manage the Scientific Review Committee and Advisory Panel. Coordinate paper reviewers and technical session chairs. 3. Call for Papers (CFP) & Review Process Draft and publish the CFP across academic portals, journals, and mailing lists. Supervise the peer-review process to maintain academic rigor. Ensure ethical standards in submissions and evaluations. 4. Coordination with Conference Director Collaborate closely with the MU Conference Director to align budget, logistics, and branding. Share bi-weekly updates and escalate issues requiring strategic decisions. Contribute to cross-conference synergy with other parallel MU conference themes. 5. Academic Publication & Indexing Oversee post-conference publication of selected papers in reputed journals or proceedings. Liaise with publishers to ensure indexing in Scopus/Web of Science (if applicable). Ensure copyright compliance and author rights. 6. Industry & Research Collaboration Engage with R&D labs, tech startups, and government agencies exploring quantum and advanced technologies. Promote collaborative presentations, demos, and real-world showcases. Foster academic-industry panels on ethical, economic, and societal impact. 7. Event Delivery & Feedback Ensure smooth delivery of all academic and technical sessions. Gather and analyze participant feedback for future improvement. Submit a post-conference report covering attendance, academic quality, and impact. For more details visit: https://masteringup.com/event/international-conference-on-quantum-computing-and-future-technologies/ Mail us: contact@masteringup.com Show more Show less

Position Title: Conference Convenor – Pure and Applied Mathematics Conference Theme: International Conference on Pure and Applied Mathematics Academic Year: 2025 – 2026 Engagement Type: Contractual Compensation: Revenue-Sharing Model – 40% of conference proceeds Educational Qualification: Ph.D. in Pure and Applied Mathematics or a closely related field (preferred) Experience Requirement: Strong academic profile with leadership experience in mathematics or interdisciplinary research Prior involvement in planning and organizing academic conferences or workshops Primary Role: The Conference Convenor will be the academic and operational lead for the International Conference on Pure and Applied Mathematics. This role involves the end-to-end planning, execution, and academic quality assurance of the conference, promoting global research and collaboration in mathematical sciences. Key Responsibilities: 1. Conference Planning & Thematic Direction Define a compelling conference vision and structure Identify current trends and critical challenges in pure and applied mathematics Design sub-themes spanning algebra, analysis, topology, mathematical modeling, data science applications, etc. 2. Academic Collaboration & Committee Formation Form and lead technical, advisory, and organizing committees Network with mathematicians, educators, researchers, and industry professionals Foster interdisciplinary collaboration with science and engineering domains 3. Call for Papers & Publication Process Prepare and disseminate the Call for Papers (CFP) across academic networks Oversee submission, peer review, and final paper selection Coordinate with indexed journals or conference proceedings publishers 4. Keynote & Guest Speaker Engagement Invite distinguished mathematicians, educators, and research pioneers Organize keynote sessions, plenaries, and special symposia Facilitate expert talks on both theoretical and application-oriented topics 5. Conference Operations & Execution Ensure smooth coordination of event logistics, scheduling, and session planning Collaborate with the operational team for onsite/hybrid setup, attendee support, and tech readiness Monitor day-to-day activities during the conference to ensure excellence 6. Sponsorships & Outreach Build relationships with academic institutions, research councils, publishing houses, and funding bodies Attract sponsors for events, awards, and publications Promote the conference through web, social media, and academic channels 7. Documentation, Evaluation & Reporting Maintain thorough documentation of sessions, attendees, and feedback Ensure academic and ethical compliance throughout the conference Deliver impact reports, financial summaries, and academic outcome documentation