To get the information of the conferences

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There is a need for a centralized platform that collects and lists information on international physics conferences and symposiums, such as MG12 and loops09. The discussion highlights the challenge of identifying reputable conferences amidst numerous minor ones that may have misleading promotions. It suggests that academics can benefit from networking and seeking recommendations from peers to discover the most relevant conferences for their research, rather than relying solely on online searches.
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Is there some place or some website where it will collect and post the information of international physics conferences or symposiums like MG12, loops09 etc. ?

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