Stanford · North America

Remote Work Conference

The Implications of Remote Work (Stanford)

Oct 28–30, 20263 daysWork-focused

An academic research conference covering remote-work measurement, drivers, managing hybrid workforces and the broader implications for workers and society. Organized by leading remote-work economists including Nicholas Bloom; previous editions ran 2022–2024.

OrganizerAcademic committee (Bloom, Davis, Barrero et al.)

Expected attendees50–100

Recurringannual

First held2022

Official sitewww.remoteworkconference.org/

Highlights

Research paper sessionsAccommodation & meals providedTravel grants for accepted papers

What's included

Accommodation, meals and sessions; travel grants up to ~$600 per accepted paper.

Who's going

The reason to book before the early-bird sells out.

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Speakers

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Nicholas Bloom

Professor of Economics, Stanford

“Remote and hybrid work research”