Overview
ECIR 2026 is inviting proposals for workshops that will serve as a platform for presenting innovative ideas and research findings in the field of Information Retrieval (IR). These workshops are designed to be interactive and focused, encouraging dynamic discussions and collaborations among participants.
Background & Relevance
Information Retrieval is a critical area within computer science, focusing on the retrieval of information from large datasets. As the volume of data continues to grow, the need for effective retrieval methods becomes increasingly important. Workshops at conferences like ECIR provide an opportunity for researchers and practitioners to share insights, explore new methodologies, and foster collaborations that can lead to advancements in the field.
Key Details
- Submission Deadline for Proposals: September 12, 2025, 11:59 PM (AoE)
- Notification of Acceptance: October 17, 2025
- Workshop Day: April 02, 2026
- Location: To be determined, as part of the ECIR conference
- Topics of Interest: Any topics relevant to Information Retrieval, including those outlined in the Call for Full Papers for ECIR 2026.
- Submission Links:
- Springer Proceedings Guidelines
- EasyChair Submission Page
Eligibility & Participation
The call for workshop proposals is open to all researchers and practitioners in the field of Information Retrieval. Organizers are expected to have relevant expertise and experience that aligns with the workshop topics.
Submission or Application Guidelines
To submit a workshop proposal, the following information must be included:
– Title and abstract of the workshop
– Motivation and relevance to ECIR
– Goals, objectives, and desired outcomes
– Format and structure, including duration and types of presentations
– Intended audience and expected number of participants
– List of organizers with brief bios
– Names of potential program committee members and invited speakers
– Any additional relevant information to support the proposal
Proposals should adhere to the Springer proceedings templates and must not exceed 8 pages. All submissions must be in English and submitted electronically through the conference submission system. The workshop committee will review proposals based on quality, relevance, and potential to attract participants.
More Information
Workshops play a vital role in the academic community by facilitating the exchange of ideas and fostering collaboration among researchers. They can lead to significant outcomes, such as the publication of proceedings and articles summarizing key findings. Engaging in workshops at conferences like ECIR enhances the overall experience and contributes to the advancement of the Information Retrieval field.
Conclusion
Researchers and practitioners are encouraged to submit their workshop proposals for ECIR 2026. This is an excellent opportunity to contribute to the field of Information Retrieval and engage with the academic community. For further information, please refer to the provided links and guidelines. Explore this chance to share your insights and collaborate with others in the field.
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