Important Dates
Full Paper
Submission Deadline:
31 January 2025
Notification to authors:
02 March 2025
Camera ready version:
23 March 2025
Author Registration Deadline:
30 March 2025
Conference dates:
02 – 04 June 2025
Committees
General chair
Jürgen Mottok
Co-chair
Georg Hagel
International Program Committee
Alexander Bartel
Paula Bartel
Andreas Gegenfurtner
Christian Wolff
Dieter Landes
Florian Hauser
Friedhelm Stappert
Georg Hagel
Gero Wedemann
Horia-Nicolai Teodorescu
Joerg Abke
Lynsay Shepherd
Marco Kuhrmann
Matthias Längrich
Patricia Brockmann
Ramin Tavakoli Kolagari
Thanwadee Sunetnanta
Ralf Reißing
Axel Böttcher
Volkhard Pfeiffer
Rebecca Reuter
Isabel John
Maria Pinto-Albuquerque
Chris Porter
Handan Gul Calikli
Bonita Sharif
Zohreh Sharafi
Special Session Eye Tracking
Florian Hauser
Jürgen Mottok
Organizer
OTH Regensburg
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Mottok
Publicly funded project
„HASKI“
FKZ: 16DHBKI035
Preparation of Contributions
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Submission of Contributions
Contribution Types
Full papers (8-10 pages): documenting results and findings, where the research presented has followed established research methods.
Short papers (up to 5 pages): reporting novel results that have not been fully evaluated.
Page limits include all text, references, appendices, and figures.
Procedure
Create a user account on the Conference Submission Server on
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Submit your contribution as a PDF-file:
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Wait for the review results.
If accepted upload your final paper as PDF-file and your source files (Word, LaTeX, images, etc.).
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Register for the conference.
All accepted papers will be published as conference proceedings, if you:
- respect the final deadline,
- use the ACM-sigconf Template,
- have submitted and approved the ACM rights management form in time,
- have registered at least one author for the conference until the author registration deadline.
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The possible decisions include acceptance or rejection.
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