About the conference

A conference built around the researcher, not the venue

The International Multidisciplinary Conference on Current Research Trends (IMCCRT) began as a small annual meeting for scholars who found that their work sat awkwardly between disciplines. Twelve editions later it remains exactly that: a place where a nursing researcher, a materials engineer and a legal scholar can present on the same day, to an audience that asks better questions precisely because it comes from elsewhere.

The 2026 edition is organised by Rawbit Foundation in association with HM Publishers, an open access publisher operating 26 peer-reviewed journals. That relationship is what makes the conference's core promise workable: presentation and publication in one process, at no cost to the author.

Everything happens online. There is no registration fee, no travel budget to negotiate and no visa to arrange — which in practice means the room includes people who would otherwise never be able to attend.

The room you will be presenting to

IMCCRT 2026 is open to anyone doing serious research work, at any career stage. Past editions have drawn a mix that stays deliberately broad.

• Faculty members and academic researchers across all disciplines
• Doctoral and post-doctoral scholars presenting thesis chapters
• Postgraduate students submitting their first conference paper
• Clinicians, nurses and allied health professionals
• Practising engineers, architects and technologists
• Industry researchers, analysts and R&D teams
• Policy researchers, legal scholars and social scientists
• Independent researchers and NGO practitioners

Included with every accepted paper