3rd Annual Conference of the Network of Behavioural and Experimental Economists based in the UK (BEE UK) Join scholars, researchers, and practitioners to discuss the latest advances in behavioural and experimental economics and their real-world applications. The programme will feature a keynote, a panel discussion on “Changing the world with experiments”, contributed talks, posters, and ample time for networking and collaboration.

The Exeter Sustainable Finance (ESF) Centre at the University of Exeter is delighted to host the 3rd annual conference on sustainable finance on the 18 - 19th June 2026, in person in the historic city of Exeter, UK. The objective is to present state-of-the-art empirical and theoretical research on sustainable finance and to inform investment practices. The conference will feature a small number of papers on the programme and include industry panels to allow for ample opportunities of interactions creating a stimulating environment.

Beyond the mind: Organising for eco-embodied scholarship is an immersive, four-day residential summer school and conference bringing together scholars interested in rethinking organising beyond cognitive, disembodied approaches. Hosted by Ephemera in collaboration with the ECO Network, the event explores how scholarship can engage more fully with ecological, embodied, and relational ways of knowing.

The programme combines academic discussion with experiential, place-based learning. Participants will engage in workshops, collective reflection, and outdoor activities designed to foreground the interconnections between mind, body, and environment. Rather than a conventional conference format, the event emphasises co-creation, dialogue, and shared intellectual exploration.

The event will take place from 8–11 June 2026 and is open to accepted contributors and invited participants. Attendance includes participation in all sessions, accommodation, and shared meals.

Please note:

• The event adopts a residential and communal format
• Bedroom sharing is the default arrangement
• Participants are expected to actively contribute to the collective environment and discussions