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Accounting Mini-Conference
The Carnegie Mellon Accounting Mini-Conference brings together experts to delve into topics such as carbon bookkeeping, accounting entropy, and asymmetric information.
Advances in Macro-Finance Conference
The Advances in Macro-Finance Conference, jointly sponsored by the Tepper School and the Laboratory for Aggregate Economics and Finance at the University of Santa Barbara, brings together scholars working at the intersection of Macroeconomics and Finance.
Carnegie-Rochester-NYU Conference
The Carnegie-Rochester Conference on Public Policy was created in the early '70s to stimulate research and collaboration. Held semi-annually, the conference focuses on a single theme for presentations and papers.
Technology, Sustainability, and Business Forum
A joint effort between the Tepper School of Business and the Wilton E. Scott Institute for Energy Innovation at Carnegie Mellon, this conference discusses the latest research and trends impacting sustainability topics.
Faculty Seminars
This database includes academic seminars which cover a wide range of disciplines, and are sponsored by several higher education institutions in Pittsburgh, including Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh.
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Commodity and Energy Markets Association (CEMA) Annual Meeting
The CEMA Annual Meeting is a benchmark academic conference, gathering researchers and practitioners engaged in the study or application of economics, finance, mathematics, operations, and risk management in commodity and energy markets.
Finance Theory Group Meeting
The goal of the Finance Theory Group (FTG) is to foster and promote theoretical research in the areas of corporate finance, financial institutions, and financial markets. The FTG holds two regular meetings every year, where members and fellows meet to present and discuss their work. Members and fellows of the FTG are researchers from leading institutions, who work primarily on the theory of corporate finance, financial institutions, and financial markets.
Machine Learning Summer Workshop
Machine learning is impacting the business world and the business research community. The CMU Summer Workshop on Machine Learning was intended to introduce junior researchers to the cutting-edge machine learning methods and their applications in the marketing and information systems research, and open up common ground for future discussions among researchers who are using or wish to use machine learning methods in their research.
SFS Cavalcade North America
The Society for Financial Studies (SFS) Finance Cavalcade conference is a joint project of the Review of Financial Studies, the Review of Corporate Finance Studies, and the Review of Asset Pricing Studies. One of the premier academic finance conferences in North America, the SFS Cavalcade covers all areas of finance with a format of 55 minutes per paper with eight-to-eleven parallel sessions spanning three days.
INTERSECT@CMU Conference
Carnegie Mellon University hosted an annual INTERSECT@CMU Conference. Past conferences have covered healthcare, sustainability, and the pandemic's long-term global effects.