NERC 2026

Northeast Robotics Colloquium

Saturday, October 3, 2026 • 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM • Princeton University

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What to Know Before You Go

Join us on Saturday, October 3 at Princeton University. Check-in and breakfast begin at 8:00 AM; opening remarks begin at 8:50 AM. The program ends at 5:00 PM. All times are Eastern.

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Getting to the Venue

The Commons

Princeton University
Princeton, NJ

Keynotes and oral sessions take place in The Commons, in Princeton's new engineering neighborhood on Ivy Lane, across from Princeton Stadium.

Use this map pin to find The Commons. The venue is the unlabeled building at 40°20′50.2″N, 74°39′00.4″W. Searching for 11 Ivy Lane points to the wrong building.

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Accessibility & Arrival Questions

For questions about reaching the venue or disability-related accommodations, contact nerc2026@princeton.edu. Consult Princeton's Accessibility Guides for building entrances, elevators, and restrooms, and campus accessibility information for accessible parking and transportation.

For Poster Presenters

You are responsible for printing the poster on regular poster paper (please NO foam boards) and the maximum allowable poster size is 4'x4'.

The panels are double-sided, so all posters can remain on display throughout the day. Please put up your poster when you arrive and be at your board during your assigned session.

Find Your Poster Session

Saturday, October 3. All times are Eastern. Browse a session below.

Morning session9:45–11:15 AM 50 posters
  1. Board 1

    Adaptive Illumination Control for Visual SLAM

    Yash Turkar, Shekoufeh Sadeghi, Karthik K. Dantu

  2. Board 2

    Deliberate Practice: Learning Robot Skills under a Budget

    Shivam Vats, Sudarshan Sunil Harithas, Mete Tuluhan Akbulut, Arvind Raghunathan, George Konidaris

  3. Board 3

    Deform360: A Massive Multi-view Visuotactile Dataset for Deformable World Models

    George Konidaris, Hongyu Li, Wanjia Fu, Xiaoyan Cong, Zekun Li, Binghao Huang, Hanxiao Jiang, Xintong He, Yiqing Liang, Rao Fu, Tao Lu, Srinath Sridhar, Kevin A. Smith, Yunzhu Li

  4. Board 4

    GlobalAgent: Equipping Agents with Global Spatial Memory for Language-Guided Robot Manipulation

    George Konidaris, Sergio Orozco

  5. Board 5

    Real-time deployment of deep-learning-based single-shot structured-light endoscopy for robotic laparoscopic depth guidance

    Wayne Wonseok Rodgers, Seonghoon Jang, Michael Kam, Axel Krieger, Jin U. Kang

  6. Board 6

    Human-Robot Teaming Field Deployments: A Comparison Between Verbal and Non-verbal Communication

    Promise Osaine Ekpo, Tauhid Tanjim, Angelique Taylor

  7. Board 7

    RAVEN: Long-Horizon Reasoning & Navigation with a Visuo-Spatio-Temporal Memory

    Chunwei Xing, Antonio Loquercio, Yixun Hu, Zhicheng Zheng, Lihan Zha, Rajdeep Singh, Omar Hossain, Dhruv Shah

  8. Board 8

    Spatial Reasoning-Guided Subset Sampling for Multi-Robot Navigation

    Saswati Bhattacharjee, Anirban Sinha, Chinwe Ekenna, Mukulika Ghosh

  9. Board 9

    Learning-Based Adaptive MPC for Spacecraft Control

    Patrick Schwartz, Abhishek Cauligi

  10. Board 10

    Posture-Aware Approach and Viewpoint Selection for Robotic Casualty Assessment

    Zachary Bortoff, Srijal Shekhar Poojari, Kleio Baxevani, Derek Paley

  11. Board 11

    Conversational VLM and Deep Learning Pipeline for Robotic Multi-Spectral Motor Response Classification

    Zachary Bortoff, Arian Moradi, Kleio Baxevani, Derek Paley

  12. Board 12

    Tessellation-Enabled Soft Adaptive robot for 3D access with reduced control requirements

    Allison Earnhardt, Tuo Zhao, Jonathan Prevost, Glaucio H. Paulino, Aimy Wissa

  13. Board 13

    Characterizing the Accuracy of an Object Detection Algorithm for a ZED 2i Camera

    Jeffrey W. Herrmann, Vasisht Perivilli

  14. Board 14

    Investigating NetLogo Swarm Complexity Survey User Evaluations

    Kshitij Jerath, Sriram Krishnamoorthy

  15. Board 15

    Text to Robotic Assembly: Function-Aware Component Assignment for Multi-Component Physical Objects

    Alexander Htet Kyaw

  16. Board 16

    A Generalized Theorem of the Alternative for Certifiable Optimization with Redundant Constraints

    Hanna Jiamei Zhang, Alan Papalia, Michael Everett, David M. Rosen

  17. Board 17

    Where Does the Interaction Begin? Boundaries, Breakdown, and Repair in a Café Robot Deployment

    Maria Teresa Parreira, Malte Jung, Wendy Ju

  18. Board 18

    Examining Social Errors in a Gradually Autonomized Trash-Barrel Robot

    Maria Teresa Parreira, Wendy Ju, Emily Appleby, Sophie Shuang Cheng, Frank (Fanjun) Bu

  19. Board 19

    TwinKit+. An AI-augmented Tangible Interface for On-the-Fly Supervisory Control of Multi-Robot Assemblies

    Zixi Zhang, Bo Li, Marirena Kladeftira

  20. Board 20

    Contextual Safety Reasoning and Grounding for Open-World Robots

    Zachary Ravichandran, David Snyder, Alexander Robey, Hamed Hassani, Vijay Kumar, George J. Pappas

  21. Board 21

    Policy Overflow: Distance-to-Manifold Corrections for Conditional Flow-Matching Policies

    Edward W. Staley

  22. Board 22

    Learning Granular Dynamics via Graph Neural Networks

    Sonam Okuda, Rachel Holladay

  23. Board 23

    Hear, There, or Everywhere: MEMS-Based Acoustic Vector Sensors for Sound Localisation on UAV Platforms

    Lorian Rynn Marshall, Dave Matthews, Jie Pan

  24. Board 24

    A Systematic Analysis Framework for Fully Handheld Manipulators

    Chaniya Jaroenkunathum

  25. Board 25

    Motion Capture System for Navigating Locomotion in Granular Medium

    Imelda Louise Ramirez, William R. Johnson III

  26. Board 26

    When is property conditioning necessary? Reactive and predictive control of a soft arm

    João Damião Almeida, José Santos-Victor, Cecilia Laschi

  27. Board 27

    Understanding Human-Robot Interaction for Residents in an Assisted-Living Facility

    Sifat Redwan Wahid, Edward Downs, Arshia Khan

  28. Board 28

    Perception Control Barrier Function Approach to Next-Best View-Action Planning in 3D Gaussian Maps

    Amirhossein Mollaei Khass, Athanasios Cosse, Nader Motee

  29. Board 29

    Accelerating Reinforcement Learning of MPC Policies via a Smoothed, GPU-Parallel ADMM Solver

    Brian Plancher, Jianghan Zhang, Roland Schwan, Gabriel Fernando Bravo Palacios, Thomas Lew

  30. Board 30

    Visibility-Constrained Nonlinear Model Predictive Control for AprilTag-Guided Mobile Robot Docking

    Srividya Srinivas, Navid Rahbariasr

  31. Board 31

    Obstacle-Aware MPC-Guided Reinforcement Learning for Humanoid Loco-Manipulation via RL-Tuned Multiagent Path Planning

    Theo McArn

  32. Board 32

    Learning to Accelerate Task and Motion Planning for Forceful Human Limb Manipulation

    Minseo Kwon, Tom Silver

  33. Board 33

    Calibrated Kibble: Modeling Deformable Particle-Filled Bags for Robot Learning

    Jakub F. Kowalewski, Thomas Walewski

  34. Board 34

    Learning Value Functions from Human Corrections as Preferences

    Anjiabei Wang, Tesca Fitzgerald

  35. Board 35

    Learning-Based Model Predictive Path Integral Control for Extreme Mobility Maneuvers

    Juan Carlos Tique Rangel

  36. Board 36

    Reality Promises: Virtual-Physical Decoupling Illusions in Mixed Reality via Invisible Mobile Robots

    Mohamed Kari, Parastoo Abtahi, Cyrus Vachha

  37. Board 37

    Online Physics Identification for Dynamic Aerial Cable Manipulation

    Tongshu Wu

  38. Board 38

    Learning Configuration-Aware Task-Space Motion Feasibility for Robotic Manipulation

    Wangyi Liu, Nilanjan Chakraborty

  39. Board 39

    Task-oriented Grasping for Multifingered Hands via Inverse Kinematics

    Nilanjan Chakraborty, Aditya Patankar, Nicholas Baiata

  40. Board 40

    Probabilistic Decision Programs for Planning and World Modeling

    Zachary S. Siegel

  41. Board 41

    Global Redundancy Resolution Using Learned Orthogonal Foliations

    Riddhiman Laha, Seth Hutchinson, Shravan Bhoopasamudram Krishna

  42. Board 42

    Learning How to Bend: Dual-Control MPC for Cooperative Aerial Manipulation of Unknown Flexible Objects

    Edward Caleb Lopez Tarazona

  43. Board 43

    From Reward Weights to Physical Preferences: Terrain-Conditioned Calibration for Quadruped Locomotion

    Ji-Hyeon Yoo

  44. Board 44

    EchoSplat: Sonar Initialized and Restored Gaussian Splatting for Underwater Reconstruction

    Xiaoming Zhao, Yewei Huang, Mingi Jeong, Alberto Quattrini Li

  45. Board 45

    SPAR: Reducing Exploitability in Competitive Games with Stackelberg Protagonist-Antagonist-Referee Adversarial Reinforcement Learning

    Justin S. Wang, Duy Phuong Nguyen, Haimin Hu, Jaime Fernández Fisac

  46. Board 46

    Evolving DADENCE for Scalable Multi-Agent Coverage

    Edwin Meriaux, Gregory Dudek

  47. Board 47

    Developing a modular, affordable 1D linear rehabilitation platform

    Vedant Talati, Reem M. Azar, Michelle J. Johnson

  48. Board 48

    Learning What to Say to Your VLA: Mostly Harmless Vision Language Action Model Steering

    Hyun Joe Jeong, Gokul Swamy, Andrea Bajcsy

  49. Board 49

    Dream to Go: Imagining Where to Look for Active Exploration and Object Search

    Jing Zhang

  50. Board 50

    Autonomous Vision-Based Monitoring of Aquatic Ecosystems with Micro-AUVs

    Di Ni, Irene Sha, Valeria Saro-Cortes, Sneha Ramshanker, Radhika Nagpal

Afternoon session2:30–4:00 PM 50 posters
  1. Board 51

    Learning on-Policy Learning to Specialize Lightweight Robot Policies

    Chunwei Xing, Daniel Gehrig, Vineet Pasumarti, Antonio Loquercio

  2. Board 52

    Reinforcement Learning for Flow-Matching Policies with Density Transport

    Antonio Loquercio, Boshu Lei, Kostas Daniilidis

  3. Board 53

    Analyzing Computational Demands on the Leo Rover during Image Processing and Navigation

    Jeffrey W. Herrmann, Andy H. Wu

  4. Board 54

    Meta-Reasoning-Driven Adaptive Fault Recovery for Autonomous Robot Navigation in ROS 2 Nav2

    Adewole Samuel Adeola

  5. Board 55

    Exploring robot-led activities between people living with dementia and family care partners

    Jirachaya Fern Limprayoon, Brian Scassellati

  6. Board 56

    Optimizing Team Behavior via Extremum-seeking Control in Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning

    Svar Rajankumar Patel, Kshitij Jerath, Wendy Ju

  7. Board 57

    Multi-Agent World Models for Robust Coordination under Partial Observability and Dynamic Team Composition

    Kshitij Jerath, Akshay Kolli

  8. Board 58

    RoboCommons: Open, Evolving Evaluation for Generalist Robot Policies

    Yi Ru Wang, Carter Ung, Evan Gubarev, Christopher Tan, Max Argus, Florian Shkurti, Homanga Bharadhwaj, Siddhartha Srinivasa, Dieter Fox

  9. Board 59

    Addressing the Orchestration Gap in Generalist Robots via Physical Agency

    Liane Galanti

  10. Board 60

    Environment-Aware Path Generation for Robotic Additive Manufacturing of Structures

    Mahsa Rabiei

  11. Board 61

    Toward Minimally Invasive Transcanal Perilymph Sampling

    Ailisi Bao

  12. Board 62

    Task- and Quality-Aware Egocentric Capture for Embodied Learning

    Chris von Csefalvay

  13. Board 63

    From Quasi-Static Point Contacts to Dynamic Patch Contacts using Non-Linear Complementarity Constraints

    Haroon Hublikar

  14. Board 64

    Do Your Best, Estimate the Rest: Online Adaptation to Unknown Object Mechanics for Articulated Manipulation

    Mostafa Lotfy, Riddhiman Laha, Seth Hutchinson

  15. Board 65

    Visual Sim-to-Real Learning for Robotic Insertion under Geometric Variations: Application to Rebar Installation

    Tao Sun, Beining Han, Szymon Rusinkiewicz, Yi Shao

  16. Board 66

    Bayesian Multimodal Fusion for Robotic Mass Casualty Triage

    Zachary Bortoff, Arian Moradi, Srijal Shekhar Poojari, Kleio Baxevani, Derek Paley

  17. Board 67

    Online Courteous Planning in Shared Multi-Robot Environments

    Md Ridwan Hossain Talukder

  18. Board 68

    SemTune: Text-Conditioned Semantic Tuning for Uncertainty-Aware MPC

    Abhishek Cauligi, Sriram Kodey

  19. Board 69

    Topology-Guided Visual Prompting for Vision-Language-Action Policies

    Haoyang Wu, Abhinav Kumar, Dmitry Berenson

  20. Board 70

    TRACTION: A Foundation Policy for Force Exertion and Adaptation on Diverse Terrains for Humanoid Robots

    Sudarshan Sunil Harithas, Srinath Sridhar, Chen Yu, Juan Borbon, Dingqi Zhang, Jiuguang Wang

  21. Board 71

    DefWAM: 3D Point Flow Prediction Learns Effective Goal-Conditioned Deformable Object Manipulation

    Mete Tuluhan Akbulut, George Konidaris, Srinath Sridhar, Sergio Orozco, Gaurav Singh, Ryan Duong

  22. Board 72

    Relating Action Dispersion to Steerability in Diffusion Policies

    George Konidaris, Xinyi Wang, Skye Thompson

  23. Board 73

    MPC-Injection: Biasing Off-Policy RL Toward Controller-Induced Behavior Basins

    Roy Xing, Seyoung Ree, Brian Plancher

  24. Board 74

    Fins and Wings: Designing a Bio-Inspired Flying Fish Robotic Model Organism

    Aimy Wissa, George Kopf

  25. Board 75

    Explainable OOHRI: Communicating Robot Capabilities and Limitations as Augmented Reality Affordances

    Lauren W. Wang, Mohamed Kari, Parastoo Abtahi

  26. Board 76

    Underwater Robotic Swarms

    Di Ni

  27. Board 77

    Unblock Me! Human-in-the-Loop Skill Practice in Dangerous and Irreversible Environments

    Tom Silver, Josh Roy

  28. Board 78

    Interactive Information Gathering for Long-Horizon Manipulation under Uncertainty

    Rachel Holladay, Linfei Yuan

  29. Board 79

    Integrated Computer Vision and Multi-Sensor Perception for Autonomous Quadrupedal Navigation

    Saiyuj Kobla, Brian Chen

  30. Board 80

    End-User Scenario Authoring for Autonomous Cross-Embodiment Robotic Training

    Angelique Taylor, Sai Rachana Kandikattu, Jonathan Isaac Segal, Laura Stegner

  31. Board 81

    Neuromorphic Decision Dynamics for Deadlock-Free, Safe, and Fluid Navigation in Congested Environments

    Himani Sinhmar

  32. Board 82

    Bergen Anthropomorphic Robotic Arm Assessment (BARAA): A Classification Benchmark for Assessing the Mechanical Ability of Anthropomorphic Arms

    Tyler Rydell, Julia Licameli, Nadia Kim, Semih Coban, Tatiana Jara, Yolanda Sheppard

  33. Board 83

    Screw-based Representation of Task Space Motion Constraints

    Nilanjan Chakraborty, Dasharadhan Mahalingam, Aditya Patankar

  34. Board 84

    Is Footage from TrashBot Deployment Enough to Extract Norms?

    Ayelet Maltz, Matt Franchi

  35. Board 85

    Can Simulation Help Robots Predict Human Fairness Perceptions?

    Austin Narcomey, Marynel Vázquez

  36. Board 86

    HINT-Blimp: Human INTent Inference from Multimodal Cues for Robotic Blimps

    Subhadeep Koley

  37. Board 87

    Field-Adaptive Graph Representation for Navigation, Manipulation, and Finite-Duration Fields

    Karthik K. Dantu, Charuvahan Adhivarahan

  38. Board 88

    Failure-Aware Planning for Multi-Robot Multi-Goal Navigation in Risky Environments

    Morayo Ogunsina, Abhishek Paudel, Gregory J. Stein

  39. Board 89

    Scalable and Reliable Coordination in Embodied Intelligent Networks

    Zirui Xu

  40. Board 90

    BlueKoi: Agility through unpowered turns in a fish-inspired robot

    Irene Sha

  41. Board 91

    Controlled Environment Prediction Using Probabilistic Modeling

    Jose Toribio

  42. Board 92

    Calibrated Vision-Language Perception for Risk-Aware Action Selection in Urban Driving

    Malika Buribayeva, Qiuyu Tang, Kaier Liang, Aparna Bharati, Cristian Ioan Vasile

  43. Board S-1

    Human Universal Grasping

    Kevin Yuanbo Wu, Tianxing Zhou, Isaac Tu, Billy Yan, Irmak Guzey, David Fouhey, Dandan Shan, Lerrel Pinto

  44. Board S-2

    YOR: A Whole-Body Mobile Manipulator for Teleoperation and Robot Learning

    Kevin Yuanbo Wu, Lerrel Pinto, Kanad Patel, Dhawal Kabra, Neer Chandrakant Patel, Kenneth Ma, Zichen Jeff Cui

  45. Board S-3

    AI Interfaces: Easing Access to Field Robots

    Eric Judys, Utku Melemetci, Kirstin H. Petersen

  46. Board S-4

    From Pool to Pond: Deploying Cooperative Robots for Environmental Remediation

    Kirstin H. Petersen, Aidan Chan, Elias Xu

  47. Board S-5

    A Low-Cost Modular Robotic System for Automated Environmental DNA Sampling

    Kirstin H. Petersen, Xinrong Zhu, Stephan Wagner

  48. Board S-6

    Interfacial Pumping on a Lab-Scale USV for Efficient Microplastics Collection

    Stephan Wagner, Yicong Fu, Sunghwan Jung, Kirstin H. Petersen

  49. Board S-7

    A Robotic System for Invasive Aquatic Biomass Removal

    Kirstin H. Petersen, Ming Huang

  50. Board S-8

    A Low-Cost Amphibious Robot for Mapping and Monitoring Freshwater Wetlands

    Kirstin H. Petersen, Hilario Esparza, Ryan Brynjolfson

Schedule

Time Event
8:00 AM Check-in & Breakfast
8:50 AM Opening Remarks
9:00 AM

Keynote

Two Years to Build, Fifty to Maintain: Robot Learning for Construction and Facility Operations

Zhengbo Zou (Columbia University)
9:45 AM Poster Session 1
11:15 AM Rising Stars Session 1: Robot Epistemology

Tabitha Lee, Yaqi Xie, Ken Nakamura, David Snyder

12:00 PM Lunch
1:00 PM

Keynote

From Social Insects to Robots: Designing with Collective Embodied Intelligence

Kirstin H. Petersen (Cornell University)
1:45 PM Rising Stars Session 2: Full-Stack Robot Adaptability

Stefania Konstantinidi, Jue Wang, Rishabh Madan, Nathan Dennler

2:30 PM Poster Session 2
4:00 PM

Keynote

Actions and Agents for Long-Horizon Work

Alberto Rodriguez (Boston Dynamics)
4:45 PM Closing Remarks
Afterward Informal After-Party at the Ivy Inn

248 Nassau Street • Walking directions from The Commons

Invited Speakers

Zhengbo Zou

Zhengbo Zou

Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics

Columbia University

Kirstin H. Petersen

Kirstin H. Petersen

Associate Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering

Cornell University

Alberto Rodriguez

Alberto Rodriguez

Director, Robot Behavior — Atlas

Boston Dynamics

More Travel Information

After-Party

Join us for an informal after-party at the Ivy Inn after the program.

248 Nassau Street
Princeton, NJ 08542

Get walking directions from The Commons →

Accommodation

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Flying to Princeton

Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) and Philadelphia International Airport (PHL) serve the region. Plan your onward trip using Princeton's rail travel guide, which includes connections from both airports.

Committee

General Co-Chair
Tom Silver
Tom Silver

Princeton University

General Co-Chair
Jaime Fernandez Fisac
Jaime Fernandez Fisac

Princeton University

Program Chair
Christine Allen-Blanchette
Christine Allen-Blanchette

Princeton University

Local Chair
Reza Moini
Reza Moini

Princeton University

Sponsorship Chair
Bartolomeo Stellato
Bartolomeo Stellato

Princeton University

Publicity Chair
Dhruv Shah
Dhruv Shah

Princeton University

Contact us at: nerc2026@princeton.edu

Sponsors

NERC 2026 is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors.

Registration & Submission Archive

Registration and abstract submissions are closed. Previous deadlines, fees, and application details are kept here for reference.

Registration

NERC 2026 is open to researchers, students, and industry professionals. Registration was handled through Eventbrite.

Registration Type Rate
Student (including postdocs)$50
Academic$75
Industry$100

Registration closed Saturday, September 19, 2026. Tickets are refundable up to 7 days before the event. NERC 2026 is an in-person, full-day program (8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ET) at Princeton University.

Questions? Contact us at nerc2026@princeton.edu.

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Call for Participation & Submissions

Rising Stars & Oral Talks

We invite PhD students and postdocs to apply for our Rising Stars session. This is a prestigious opportunity to orally present your research to the entire colloquium.

Applicants should submit an abstract (see format below), a video presentation summarizing their work (up to 2 minutes), and a curriculum vitae. Selected researchers will be invited to give a short spotlight talk during the colloquium.

Posters & Demos

Present your latest work during our interactive poster sessions. We welcome abstracts describing recently published work, preliminary results, ongoing research, and demonstrations. Accepted abstracts will be presented as posters.

Abstract Format and Submission

Abstracts for both tracks should be submitted in plain text (no PDF). Abstracts may be at most 5000 characters and should aim for 2–3 paragraphs. An abstract should describe the work, its significance, and what will be presented at the colloquium. If the work has been previously published, the abstract should say so and name the venue.

Submissions are handled through OpenReview. If you do not already have an OpenReview account, create one well before the deadline; new profiles can take time to be activated.

The submission deadline for both tracks, including all materials, is Thursday, August 20, 2026, 5:00 PM ET. Decision and travel funding dates are listed under Key Dates.

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Key Dates
Date Event Details
Thu, Aug 20 Rising Stars Submissions Submit abstracts and short video via OpenReview by 5:00 PM ET.
Thu, Aug 20 General Poster Abstracts Submit general abstracts via OpenReview by 5:00 PM ET.
Thu, Aug 20 Travel Funding Applications Apply for student/postdoc travel support via Eventbrite.
Mon, Sep 7 Rising Stars Decisions Acceptance notifications emailed to oral presenter applicants.
Mon, Sep 7 Poster Decisions Acceptance decisions for general poster session emailed.
Mon, Sep 7 Travel Funding Decisions Notifications of travel grant awards and support emailed.
Sat, Sep 19 Registration Closes Last day to register via Eventbrite.
Sat, Oct 3 Colloquium Day! Full-day colloquium event held at Princeton University.

Travel Support Applications

Travel grant applications were open to students and postdocs from institutions across the Northeast participating or presenting at the colloquium, to help cover lodging and transportation.

The application deadline was Thursday, August 20, 2026, through Eventbrite. Decisions were scheduled for Monday, September 7, 2026.

Past NERCs

  • 2025: Cornell University
  • 2024: University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • 2023: Yale University
  • 2022: University of Massachusetts Lowell
  • 2019: University of Pennsylvania
  • 2018: Rutgers University
  • 2017: Northeastern University
  • 2016: Cornell University
  • 2015: Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI)
  • 2014: Brown University
  • 2013: Harvard University
  • 2012: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)