Over the years, the International Conference on Research in Behavioral and Social Sciences (ICRBS) has evolved into a vibrant global gathering, bringing together researchers, academics, and students from around the world. Our mission is to provide a structured and reliable platform for sharing high-quality, peer-reviewed research.
Explore our previous academic conference editions and their highlights.
Ethics, Well-being, and Our Digital Society
Our 2025 Vienna meeting looked at modern life's big questions. We discussed new challenges in digital ethics, ways to improve community well-being, and how social media is changing our behavior. These talks helped build new international research projects. The key themes explored included:
Cross-Cultural Understanding and Mental Health
In Nice, we focused on how people connect and cope. Main topics included how different cultures understand each other, new research in clinical psychology, and the links between social connection and mental health. This event led to many new global research teams. The studied areas were
Sustainability, Cognition, and Social Change
Our Copenhagen event explored how people drive change. We looked at the human behaviors needed for a sustainable future, new findings in cognitive science, and how social movements begin and grow. It was a productive meeting for researchers studying global challenges. The key themes explored included:
Digital Life, Work, and Identity
Returning to Amsterdam, we focused on our increasingly digital world. Researchers presented work on organizational psychology in remote teams, how social media shapes public opinion, and the way digital tools change how we see ourselves and others. The key themes explored included:
Health, Policy, and Human Development
In Vienna, our talks centered on improving the quality of life. We explored key topics like public health policy, new insights in developmental psychology across the lifespan, and how social factors can lead to better health results for everyone. The most studied areas were
Resilience, Communication, and Social Justice
The 8th conference looked at how societies cope and connect. Researchers discussed the factors that build psychological resilience, the power of media and communication, and important issues in social justice and inequality. The key themes explored included:
Adapting to Crisis: Mental Health and Social Response
Held during a time of global change, this event focused on how people and societies were adapting. Key topics were the broad impact on mental health, studies on social behavior during crises, and how technology was changing communication. The key themes explored included:
Language, Culture, and Social Psychology
Our London conference brought together a rich mix of social sciences. Researchers shared important work on how language shapes thought, how cultures are changing, and new findings in social psychology about how people interact in groups. The key themes explored included:
Exploring Society, Politics, and Law
The Barcelona edition set a strong standard for the conference series. It featured deep discussions on how societies are structured, the behavior of political systems, and the relationship between law and human behavior. The main themes in the works included:
The Foundational Years: 2016-2018
From 2016 to 2018, the first four ICRBS conferences established our strong foundation. Held in inspiring academic cities like London, Amsterdam, and Vienna, these early meetings were crucial. They did more than just present research; they built a real community. By focusing on high-quality, double-blind peer review from the outset, we created a trustworthy space for scholars.
These foundational years brought together researchers from many different countries, who shared their ideas and built lasting connections. This friendly, professional, and reliable network set the stage for the successful global conference that ICRBS is today, ready to welcome new voices.
This conference history shows our strong and lasting commitment to quality. By using a strict double-blind peer review for every paper, we make sure that all published work is credible and trustworthy. This process helps researchers build on solid foundations.
The participation of scholars from many different countries has built a wonderful global network. This community has led to new international projects, fresh ideas, and friendships that cross borders. These connections help turn good research into real-world advances that can help society. We would like to continue this trend and keep this community as a source of positive impact.
So, we would love to warmly invite you to join and help us keep this community and its impact lasting longer.