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Digital Competition Conference 2027

Organized by Knight-Georgetown Institute

Proposals for this event are closed (the deadline was September 25, 2026). The event itself is still ahead. Many organizers open their next call around the same time each year. Below are open calls you can apply to now.

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Closes Dec 11, 2026

Regulating the Game 2027 Sydney

Regulating the Game · Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, Sydney, Australia · Mar 2027

Policy, regulation and enforcementCompliance, AML and financial crime

Deadline not listed

2027 CEAg World Conference and Expo

CEAg World

Commercial CEA case studies and grower lessonsDistribution, buyer engagement, and market access

Closes in 3 days

iConference 2027

iSchools · Virtual program and on-site program in Wellington, New Zealand · Mar 2027

HybridArchives and information sustainabilityAI and machine learning

Closes Oct 31, 2026

GS1 Connect 2027

GS1 US · Gaylord Rockies Resort & Convention Center, Denver, Colorado · May 2027

Connected supply chains and traceabilityRegulatory readiness and supply chain visibility

Deadline not listed

OpenID Well-Known Conference 2027

OpenID Foundation · London · Feb 2027

Digital identityDigital credentials

Deadline not listed

eSummit27

Electronics Sustainability Summit · Omni Tempe at ASU, Tempe, Arizona · Mar 2027

Electronics industry trends and innovationAI

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Submission deadline: September 25, 2026
Event date: February 9, 2027
Format: In person
Location: Washington, DC
Compensation: Not listed
Travel: Covered

About this call

The Digital Competition Conference 2027 brings together researchers, policymakers, regulators, businesses, litigators, technologists, and civil society experts to discuss competition in AI and digital markets. It invites research from across disciplines for short talks and poster presentations, with an emphasis on policy relevance and dialogue about how findings can inform policymaking and enforcement. Travel reimbursement will be available for invited conference speakers.

Topics

Competition in AI and digital marketsDigital platform regulation and enforcementMarket power, entry, innovation, and consumer outcomesInteroperability, portability, open standards, and data accessOpen source and open AI modelsCompetition and sustainable information productionConsumer protection issues affecting competition

Audience

ResearchersPolicymakers and regulatorsBusiness representativesLitigatorsTechnologistsCivil society experts

Session formats

Short research talksPoster presentations