Call for Workshops

The Computing Conference invites researchers, academics, industry professionals, and technology experts to submit workshop proposals for a half-day or full-day session alongside the main conference programme. This call for workshops looks for focused, well-scoped sessions that create room for genuine exchange: proposals that explore an emerging research direction, bring together an interdisciplinary community, introduce a developing technology, debate competing approaches, or turn a promising idea into something participants can actually work with by the time they leave the room.

Workshop proposals are especially welcome on topics that are moving faster than an established community has formed around them, that sit at the intersection of research and industry, or that are still open, contested, and short on consensus. Organizers are encouraged to design beyond the standard talk format. A workshop can combine invited talks, hands-on tutorials, demonstrations, or panel discussions as the topic demands. Submit a proposal describing the workshop's aim, format, and target audience for review by the organizing committee.