IRCC A Global Platform for Young Researchers
IRCC is an international platform that brings together school-level student researchers, eminent scientists, teachers, parents, administrators, and stakeholders from around the world.
The conference will feature keynote sessions, plenaries, and special lectures by internationally established scientists, along with talks, poster sessions, and presentations by school students.
IRCC Provides Opportunities
- For students from Grade 1 (elementary) through high school to participate.
- To interact with reputed scientists.
- To build collaborative networks among peer groups.
- To submit research abstracts on any topic of interest — no barriers to your research!
- To participate in various research awards.
- To obtain participation/presentation certificates.
- To strengthen your CV for higher education.
INVITATION
Get Involved Now
The International Research Conference for Children 2026 (IRCC’26), organized by MANCA, STEM4Girls, and the Global Young Researchers' Academy (GYRA), will take place from June 6-7, 2026, India Community Center (ICC), Milpitas,California.
This event invites students from elementary to high school around the globe to participate.
The conference will feature keynotes, plenary talks, and lectures by internationally established scientists, as well as talks, poster sessions, and presentations by school students.
IRCC emphasizes inclusivity, welcoming students with disabilities to present their research papers. Their participation adds immense value to the conference, as their perseverance and dedication highlight the boundless potential of every individual.
Students and teachers are encouraged to collaborate in moderating sessions alongside scientists, fostering a supportive international community of young researchers.
IRCC serves as an international platform, bringing together student researchers and renowned scientists to share their research and provides a unique opportunity of interaction between the scientists of today and tomorrow.
We welcome you all to this celebration of barrier-free research!
