Conference mode
Meet someone at the meeting.
A lot of academics meet people at conferences. Peer Review’s conference mode shows who else is going and when you’re both free between talks.
What’s different
Check in to your meeting
Pick your conference from the list. Only people checked in to the same meeting can see you there, and you can leave anytime.
Free between sessions
Mark the coffee breaks, lunches, poster sessions and evenings you’re free. Matches see the slots you share.
Dating or networking
Use it to date, or switch to Friends & networking to find collaborators, a dinner group or someone to explore the city with.
Real meetings, updated weekly
Upcoming meetings in the life sciences, medicine, math, computer science and more, each linked to its official page. Members can add their own.
“Met at” on your chats
Matches made at a meeting are tagged with it, so you remember where you met.
Works on your phone
Add Peer Review to your Home Screen and get a notification when someone at your meeting likes you.
Questions
How do I meet people at an academic conference?
On Peer Review, check in to your meeting, mark when you’re free between sessions, and see who else is going. Propose coffee or a poster session from the times you share.
Can I use it just for professional networking?
Yes. Friends & networking mode is for collaborators, mentors and conference buddies, separate from dating.
Which conferences are listed?
Upcoming US meetings across science and medicine, refreshed weekly from official society pages. If yours is missing, you can add it.
Who can see that I’m going?
Only people checked in to the same meeting see you in conference mode.
Is it free?
Yes, Peer Review is free to use.
Accepted with minor revisions.
Free to join. Takes about five minutes.