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December 28, 2026 — Dhaka, Bangladesh

DURS presents 2nd International Student
Research Conference

A premier gathering of emerging scholars, researchers, and visionaries convening at the University of Dhaka to shape the future of multidisciplinary inquiry.

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Multidisciplinary Research
Double-Blind Peer Review
Global Scholar Network
Hybrid Participation
Emerging Investigators
Multidisciplinary Research
Double-Blind Peer Review
Global Scholar Network
Hybrid Participation
Emerging Investigators
About the Conference

Where curious minds meet rigorous inquiry.

The 2nd International Student Research Conference (ISRC 2026), organized by the Dhaka University Research Society (DURS), is a flagship platform dedicated to celebrating student-led research across disciplines.

From artificial intelligence to public policy, life sciences to literary studies, ISRC 2026 brings together the next generation of scholars to share ideas, challenge perspectives, and forge collaborations that transcend borders.

2026
Edition
2nd
Annual
Hybrid
Format

Mission

To empower student researchers with a globally visible platform where their original work is subjected to rigorous double-blind peer review, mentorship, and meaningful academic discourse.

Vision

To cultivate a vibrant, cross-disciplinary research community in South Asia — one where emerging scholars from Bangladesh engage as equals with the international academy.

Rigorous Review

Double-blind peer evaluation completed within 2–3 working days for every submitted abstract.

Global Network

Connect with a 16–20 member judge panel and peers from across the world, online or on-site.

Timeline

Important dates to remember

Mark your calendar. Each milestone is a step toward the scholarly gathering of the year.

5 October 2026
Abstract Submission Deadline
20 October 2026
Acceptance Notification Deadline
25 October 2026
Early Bird Registration Deadline
10 Novemebr 2026
Registration Deadline
20 November 2026
Selected Full Paper Submission Deadline
10 December 2026
Poster Material (Soft Copy) Submission
28 December 2026
Conference Day
Conference Tracks

Five tracks. One conversation that crosses every discipline.

01

Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

Machine learning, algorithms, data engineering, computational intelligence, and software systems.

02

Human Mind, Behavior & Society

Psychology, sociology, behavioral studies, cognitive science, and social dynamics.

03

Business, Law & Global Affairs

Economics, finance, management, jurisprudence, international relations, and public policy.

04

Engineering, Architecture & Applied Physical Sciences

Structural systems, applied engineering, physical sciences, and the built environment.

05

Health, Life Sciences, Environment, Sustainability & Humanities

Public health, biomedical research, ecology, climate resilience, cultural studies, and the humanistic tradition.

Author Guidelines

From submission to stage

Everything you need to prepare a compelling abstract, a polished full paper, and a confident presentation.

Language

All abstracts must be written in English.

Format

Microsoft Word document (.doc or .docx). A sample template will be provided.

1 Content Requirements

Your abstract should clearly and concisely summarize:

Introduction
Objectives
Methods
Results
Conclusion

2 Abstract Structure

A single paragraph without indention, 200–300 words, containing the following parts:

Heading
Title, Author(s), Email, Affiliation, Address
Body
Introduction, Objectives, Methods, Results, Conclusion
Keywords
Discipline of the study, Concepts investigated, Methods and process, Geography (Country/Continent)

3 Multiple Submissions and Presentation Limits

Multiple submissions are permitted. An author may submit multiple abstracts as a primary author and may also serve as a co-author on additional submissions, provided that each submission represents substantially distinct and original research. If multiple abstracts are accepted, an author may deliver a maximum of two oral presentations, provided that the scheduled presentation times do not conflict. If two presentations overlap, the author must arrange for an eligible co-author to present one of them, subject to the approval of the organizing committee.

Submission Format

All submissions must be in (.doc or .docx) format. A sample template will be provided to ensure consistency across all entries.

Download Template

Abstract Evaluation Criteria

Criterion Weight
Clarity & Coherence 20%
Relevance to Conference Tracks 15%
Originality & Novelty 20%
Methodological Rigor 15%
Significance of Findings 15%
Clarity of Objectives & Conclusion 15%
01

Submission

Authors submit their abstracts through the conference submission portal.

02

Acknowledgment

An acknowledgment email will be sent within three working days of submission.

03

Review Criteria Check

Only abstracts meeting all formatting and submission criteria will be considered for review.

04

Rapid Double-Blind Peer Review

Each abstract undergoes a rigorous double-blind peer review, typically completed within 2–3 working days.

05

Results Notification

Authors are notified of the evaluation results within 2–4 days of submission.

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Revisions & Feedback

If revisions are requested, authors receive one week to resubmit. In case of rejection, detailed reviewer suggestions are provided for future improvement.

AI & Research Integrity Disclaimer

After initial acceptance, authors may be required to provide source code, supplementary materials, or other evidence supporting the reported results. For studies using primary or restricted data, authors may also be required to provide relevant data-use licenses, permissions, or ethical approvals, where applicable.

Initial acceptance is not final acceptance if the advisory committee recommends further verifications. If verification identifies fraudulent data, fabricated/manipulated results, plagiarism, or entirely AI-generated content presented as original work, the submission may be desk rejected or withdrawn, even after initial acceptance.

Authors are responsible for the accuracy, originality, authenticity, and research integrity of their submissions.

Conference Day Schedule

A day designed for discovery

December 28, 2026 — choose your mode of participation.

08:30 – 09:30 AM
On-Site Check-In & Welcome
Registration desk opens. Receive your conference kit, ID, and program booklet.
09:30 – 10:00 AM
Inaugural Address by Conference Host
Opening remarks, conference vision, and address by distinguished guests.
10:00 – 10:30 AM
Coffee Break / Breakfast
Networking refreshments in the foyer.
10:30 – 11:00 AM
Keynote Sessions and Expert Lectures
Distinguished keynote speakers share frontier insights.
11:00 – 01:30 PM
Technical Session / Presentations
Parallel track sessions featuring student research presentations.
01:30 – 02:30 PM
Networking Lunch
Connect with peers, reviewers, and keynote speakers.
02:30 – 03:00 PM
Closing Ceremony & Certificates / Awards
Recognition of outstanding contributions and certificate distribution.
Registration

Secure your place at ISRC 2026

Transparent pricing for every category of participation — onsite and online.

Participants / Listeners
800 BDT
Conference Access
Book of Abstracts
Conference Kit
Certificate
Lunch & Coffee
Students (National)
1,200 BDT
All Listener Benefits
Presentation Slot
Certificate of Presentation
Proceedings Inclusion
Award Eligibility
DURS Members
1,000 BDT
All Student Benefits
Member Recognition
Exclusive Newsletter
Future Event Discount
Member-only Sessions
Included Benefits

Every registration includes

Book of Abstracts
Conference Bag
Pad & Pen
Newsletter
Booklet
Participation Certificate
Presentation Certificate
Conference Proceedings
Recognition

Excellence deserves the spotlight.

ISRC 2026 will recognize outstanding scholarship across all clusters. Awards are announced during the closing ceremony, celebrating the rigor, originality, and impact of student-led research.

Best Poster Presentation

Awarded per cluster for the most rigorous, well-structured, and intellectually compelling poster presentation.

Best Oral Presentation

Awarded per cluster for clarity, delivery, visual design, and engagement during the technical session.

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Best Poster Presentation Awards per Track
3
Best Oral Presentation Awards per Track
30+
Total Recognitions
All
Receive Certificates
Distinguished Guests

Our Honorable Guests

Graced by the presence of distinguished personalities whose wisdom and leadership inspire our scholarly pursuit.

Honorable Chair - ISRC 2026
Chair

Honorable Chair

Advisory Panel

Distinguished advisors

To be announced

Organizing Structure

Behind the scenes

The dedicated sub-teams making ISRC 2026 possible.

Souvenir Team

Conference memorabilia and publications

Sponsor Team

Partnerships and funding coordination

Communication Team

Public relations and media outreach

Commercial Team

Finance, budgeting, and logistics

Guest Management Team

Invitations, hospitality, and speaker coordination

Graphic Team

Visual identity, branding, and design

ISRC 2026
Call for Abstracts

Submit Your Abstract

Share your research with a global audience. The International Student Research Conference 2026 invites students from all disciplines to submit their original abstracts for a rigorous double-blind peer review.

Submit Abstract
Convener
Humayra Anjir
Co-Convener
Md Monower Hossain
Member Secretary
Nijam Uddin Sarkar
Need to Know

Important FAQ — ISRC 2026

Find quick answers to the most common questions about the 2nd International Student Research Conference.

1. What is ISRC 2026?
The DURS 2nd International Student Research Conference (ISRC) 2026 is an international academic conference organized by the Dhaka University Research Society (DURS), in association with the Office of International Affairs, University of Dhaka.
2. What is the theme of ISRC 2026?
“Beyond Boundaries: Student-Led Research for a Transformative Future.”
3. When and where will ISRC 2026 be held?
28 December 2026 at the Senate Building, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. The conference will be conducted in Hybrid Mode (On-site & Online).
4. What is the maximum number of co-author can collaborate in a single abstract?
A maximum number of five.
5. How many distinct abstract a author can collaborate or submit?
After September 20, having a high volume of submission, the conference committee have decided to limit the submission upto three per author. Please be noted - before September 20 whoever submitted more than three will be judged fairly. However, number of acceptance of a single aurhor completely depends on review committee decision. ISRC is bound towards fare and equal opportunity towards it's participants.
6. Who can participate in ISRC 2026?
Students, young researchers, academics, teachers/faculty members, research enthusiasts, and emerging scholars from Bangladesh and around the world can participate.
7. Do I have to be a student to submit a research paper?
No. Although ISRC focuses primarily on student-led and emerging research, researchers, teachers, faculty members, and participants from diverse academic backgrounds may participate according to the conference guidelines.
8. Can international participants join ISRC 2026?
Yes. ISRC 2026 welcomes participants and researchers from Bangladesh and other countries.
9. What research areas are accepted?
ISRC 2026 accepts research under five broad interdisciplinary tracks:
  • Computer Science, AI & Data Science & Other relevant areas
  • Human Mind, Behavior, Society & Other relevant areas
  • Business, Law, Education, Global Affairs & Other relevant areas
  • Engineering, Architecture, Applied Physical Sciences & Other relevant areas
  • Health, Life Sciences, Environment, Sustainability, Humanities & Other relevant areas
10. Can interdisciplinary research be submitted?
Yes. Interdisciplinary research is highly encouraged and may be submitted under the most appropriate research track.
11. What types of presentations are available?
Accepted participants may present through Oral Presentation or Poster Presentation. Online presentation is available for eligible international presenters.
12. What is the abstract word limit?
The abstract should be 250–300 words and should generally cover the Introduction, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.
13. What information is required for abstract submission?
Applicants need to provide the research title, author details, affiliation, research track, presentation preference, four keywords, and a 250–300-word abstract. A Word document (.doc/.docx) of the abstract must also be uploaded.
14. How many keywords are required?
Four keywords are required, covering the discipline, concepts, methods/process, and geography of the research.
15. What is the abstract submission deadline?
The final deadline for abstract submission is 30 September 2026. The deadline will not be extended further.
16. Do I have to pay when submitting my abstract?
No. Abstract submission and conference registration are separate processes. Registration/payment is made after acceptance according to the applicable registration policy.
17. Will submitted abstracts be reviewed?
Yes. Submitted abstracts will undergo a double-blind peer-review process.
18. What is double-blind peer review?
It means the identities of the authors and reviewers are kept confidential from each other during the review process.
19. When will the review result be announced?
The current timeline lists 15 October 2026 as the final review & acceptence date.
20. Do I need to submit a full paper if my abstract is accepted?
Yes. Accepted authors should follow the full-paper submission requirements and deadline if they wish to proceed with the full-paper component of the conference.
21. What is the full paper submission deadline?
The current deadline is 20 November 2026.
22. Can undergraduate students submit research?
Yes. Undergraduate students are strongly encouraged to participate, including students conducting thesis, project, departmental, independent, or collaborative research.
23. Can Master's and PhD students participate?
Yes. Master's, MPhil, and PhD researchers are welcome to submit relevant research.
24. Can I submit qualitative, quantitative, or mixed-methods research?
Yes. Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods research are all welcome.
25. Can I submit a literature review, systematic review, or meta-analysis?
Yes, provided the work demonstrates appropriate academic methodology, critical analysis, synthesis, or contribution & results.
26. Can I submit a paper with co-authors?
Yes. Co-authored and collaborative research is accepted. All authors should be properly identified and agree to the submission.
27. Can students from different universities submit one paper together?
Yes. Cross-university and interdisciplinary collaboration is encouraged.
28. Can I participate without submitting a research paper?
Yes. Participants may attend as delegates/listeners/audience members, subject to the applicable registration process.
29. Can I attend the conference online?
Yes, eligible international participants/presenters may participate online under the hybrid conference arrangements.
30. Is there a separate registration category for international participants?
Yes. ISRC 2026 has a separate registration policy for international participants. Participants should check the official registration guidelines for categories and applicable fees.
31. Will participants receive certificates?
Yes. Accepted presenters/authors and registered participants/listeners will receive applicable conference certificates according to the official certification policy.
32. Where can I submit my abstract and find the guidelines?
Abstracts can be submitted through the official ISRC 2026 website, where the submission guidelines and abstract template are also available.
33. Are AI-generated abstracts accepted?
No. AI-generated abstracts are not permitted for submission. Participants must prepare and submit their abstracts based on their own original research, analysis, and academic work.