ADMA-2025 is organized as a Special Session at the 2025 International Joint Conference on Biomterics (IJCB), held in Oska, Japan between 8-11 September 2025. Accepted papers will be submitted for inclusion into IEEE Xplore, as part of IJCB proceedings.
Paper submission deadline: July 10, 2025
More information: https://sites.google.com/view/ijcb-ss-adma-2025/home
Organizers: Abhijit Das, Raghavendra Ramachandra, Naser Damer, Vitomir Štruc, Marija Ivanovska, Antitza Dantcheva
EICS 2026 – Full Papers and Technical Notes – First Submission Round
July 16th, 2025 
Daniela Lopez de Luise Technical Notes of
EICS 2026: The 18th ACM SIGCHI Symposium on Engineering Interactive
Computing Systems, 30 June – 3 July, 2026, Patras, Greece
Submission deadline for the 1st Round of PACM EICS 2026 for Full Papers and
Technical Notes: July 25, 2025
EICS 2026 is the eighteenth international ACM SIGCHI conference devoted to
engineering interactive computing systems and their user interfaces,
addressing one or more software quality factors, such as usability, user
experience, reliability, security, etc. Work presented at EICS covers all
stages of the engineering life-cycle of interactive systems – inception,
requirements, design, specification, coding, data analytics, validation and
verification, deployment and maintenance.
EICS has the longest tradition of bringing together researchers who
contribute to better ways of creating interactive computing systems,
stemming from the conference on command languages in the seventies. The
conference is best known for rigorously contributing and disseminating
research results that hold the midst in between user interface design,
software engineering and computational interaction.
EICS focuses on models, languages, notations, methods, techniques and tools
that support designing, developing, validating and verifying interactive
systems. The conference brings together people who study or practice the
engineering of interactive systems, drawing from design, HCI, software
engineering, requirements engineering, software development, modeling, and
programming.
Submissions advance the state of the art of the engineering of interactive
systems. Topics include, but are not limited to:
*Modelling, specification and analysis of interaction and interactive
systems
*Requirements engineering for interactive systems
*Methods, processes, principles and/or tools for building interactive
systems (e.g., design, implementation, prototyping, evaluation,
verification
and validation, testing)
*Software architectures for interactive systems
*Formal methods within interactive systems engineering
*Bridging the gap between engineering and design practices.
*Engineering design and evaluation tools
*Computational techniques for designing and evaluating interactive systems
*Interactive data-driven systems
*Explore and/or employ of diverse interaction techniques and devices (e.g.,
adaptive, context-aware, tangible, haptic, touch and multitouch input,
voice, gestures, recognition of physiological signals, multimodal input,
mobile and wearable systems, virtual, augmented, mixed and extended
reality)
*Engineering hardware or software integration in interactive systems (e.g.,
fabrication and maker processes, physical computing, cyber-physical
systems)
*Engineering interactive systems for diverse user groups (e.g., children,
elderly, people with disabilities…)
*Engineering collaborative multi-user interactive systems
*Engineering interactive systems embedding AI-technologies
*Engineering interaction-driven AI-technologies
*Applying AI technologies in methods, processes and tools for building
interactive systems in all stages of the engineering lifecycle
A newcomer’s guide to EICS is available at
CFP WorkProgress Papers – IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference, 9-12 January 2026, Las Vegas, USA
July 16th, 2025 Daniela Lopez de Luise Mirko Franco, University of Padua, Italy (email: mifranco@math.unipd.it” target=”_blank”>mifranco@math.unipd.it)
Pietro Manzoni, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain (email: pmanzoni@disca.upv.es” target=”_blank”>pmanzoni@disca.upv.es)
Andrea Michienzi, University of Pisa, Italy (email: andrea.michienzi@di.unipi.it” target=”_blank”>andrea.michienzi@di.unipi.it)
IEEE Consumer Communications & Networking Conference
9–12 January 2026
Las Vegas, NV, USA
https://ccnc2026.ieee-ccnc.org/call-work-progress-papers
IMPORTANT DATES
Conference Dates: 9 January – 12 January 2026
Technical Papers due: August 1, 2025
Acceptance Notification: August 31, 2025
Submit at: https://edas.info/newPaper.php?c=33771&track=130961
SCOPE and MOTIVATION
Prospective authors are invited to submit Work-in-Progress (WiP) papers related to all areas of consumer communications and networking that summarize speculative breakthroughs, industry-featured projects, open problems, new application challenges, visionary ideas, and preliminary studies or recent achievements that are not quite ready for a regular full-length paper. WiP papers are welcomed in all areas of consumer communications and networking.
All Work-in-Progress papers should be submitted via EDAS, and please make sure to follow the Submission Guidelines. All submissions should be written in English with a maximum paper length of four pages (10-point font) including figures. Accepted WiP papers will be published in the IEEE CCNC 2026 Conference Proceedings and submitted to IEEE Xplore® as well as other Abstracting and Indexing (A&I) databases.
Any questions should be submitted to the WiP Co-chairs.
The 3rd International Workshop on Artificial Learning for Cyber Security (ALCS 2025) / IEEE AICCSA 2025
July 16th, 2025 Daniela Lopez de Luise The 3rd international workshop on Artificial Learning for Cyber Security (ALCS 2025, https://alcs2025.sciencesconf.org/) will be held in Doha, Qatar, from 19 to 22 october 2025, in conjunction with the ACS/IEEE 22rd International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications (AICCSA 2025).
Overview
Artificial learning has demonstrated its ability to resolve several complex problems in various fields including cybersecurity, which protects critical systems and sensitive information against digital attacks. This workshop aims to explore the recent artificial learning (AL) algorithms and techniques that can be utilized to resolve complex problems in the cybersecurity field such as cyberattacks, and data protection and security. It is an opportunity to present and discuss the recent fundamental and applied research works, providing novel solutions to emerging challenges in cybersecurity and other related fields.
The topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Advanced AL algorithms and methods for data analytics (deep learning, statistical learning, federated learning, …)
- AL for cyberattacks (ransomware attacks, spoofing attacks, IoT attacks, identity-based attacks, Cloud attacks, cryptocurrency attacks, …)
- AL for Healthcare cybersecurity (patient data security, device medical security, …)
- AL for Biometric recognition and security (authentication, identification, access control, anti-spoofing attacks, Behavioral biometrics, forensic biometrics, …)
- AL for Blockchain (-secure data sharing, fraud detection, …)
- AL for Cryptography (Key generation, Adversarial attacks detection, …)
- AL for Telecommunication (AI-powered automation, predictive analytics, 5G network optimization, …)
- Generative AI in Cybersecurity (vulnerabilities prediction, recommendation system, …)
- AL for data protection and security
- AL for predictive and adaptive security
- Related applications
Important Dates
- July 5, 2025 (11:59 pm CST): Due date for full workshop papers submission
- August 5, 2025 : Notification of paper acceptance to authors
- Sept. 1, 2025: Camera-ready of accepted papers
- Sept. 1, 2025: Registration deadline
- Oct 19-22, 2024: Workshop
Paper Submission
– All papers should be in PDF format, and submitted electronically on AICCSA EasyChair (select “The 3rd International Workshop on Artificial Learning for Cyber Security ” from the list of tracks) at: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=aiccsa2025
– Please make sure you conform to the formatting guidelines, where manuscripts must be prepared in 10-point font using the IEEE 8.5″ x 11″ two-column format. A full paper must not exceed the stated length of 6 pages (including all figures, tables, and references). Please make use of the appropriate IEEE template for conference proceedings, to prepare your revised manuscript: http://www.ieee.org/conferences_events/conferences/publishing/templates.html
Contact
Prof. Larbi Boubchir (Workshop Chair), University of Paris 8, France
E-mail: larbi.boubchir@univ-paris8.fr
Call For Papers — 2nd AI-CogDev workshop @ICDL2025
July 16th, 2025 Daniela Lopez de Luise [Deadline Extension] CALL FOR PAPERS – IEEE ICDL 2025 2nd AI-COGDEV WORKSHOP
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Call for AI-CogDev – “Architecting Intelligence: Exploring Intersections in Cognitive Robotics and Developmental Learning” workshop.
IEEE International Conference on Development and Learning (ICDL 2025)
September 16th, Prague, Czech Republic
=== Important dates ===
Submission deadline: June 27th, July 11th, 2025
Notification of acceptance: July 11th, July 25th, 2025
Camera-ready deadline: August 1st, August 8th, 2025
Workshop date and time: September 16th, 2025 – 14:00 – 17:30
Workshop website: https://sites.google.com/view/aicogdev-workshop
=== Why Developmental Cognitive Architectures Matter ===
Humans are perhaps the most adaptable species on Earth—not because we are inherently the best at any one thing, but because we excel at learning. We don’t come equipped with a perfect model of the world; instead, we continuously update our partial understanding through experience. We can’t read minds, but we learn to interpret others’ behaviors and intentions through interaction and empathy.
As researchers, we build models that capture some of the brain’s inner workings, describe its functional components, and replicate isolated behaviors in controlled environments. But to bring these models into the complex, ever-changing real world, we must go beyond static systems. We must design adaptive, developmental architectures—systems that grow, learn, and evolve, much like human infants do.
This workshop seeks to revitalize the conversation around Developmental Cognitive Architectures, creating a space for both established experts and emerging researchers to exchange ideas, share insights, and explore how we can shape the future of intelligent, autonomous systems.
Workshop Objectives:
Explore how developmental principles—such as sensorimotor learning, curiosity-driven exploration, and social interaction—can inform the design of intelligent robotic systems.
Highlight cutting-edge work in cognitive robotics that draws inspiration from developmental processes.
Identify key challenges and open research questions that must be addressed to advance the field.
Foster interdisciplinary collaboration across AI, robotics, psychology, neuroscience, and engineering.
We warmly invite all those curious about the intersection of learning, cognition, and robotics to join us in this important discussion.
Topics of interest include, but are definitely not limited to:
Cognitive Architectures applied to real or simulated embodiments
Developmental Learning and Developmental Robotics
Symbol grounding and concept emergence in autonomous systems
Open-ended Reinforcement Learning
Intrinsically Motivated Learning
Affection and Cognition in Development
Ethical and trust considerations of developmental agents in real-world scenarios
Brain/Psychologically -inspired development/ computational intelligence
=== Call for Contributions ===
To encourage rich and thought-provoking discussions on the theme of learning, especially at the intersection of Cognitive Architectures and Developmental AI, we warmly invite participants to submit their contributions to the workshop.
We welcome a variety of submission formats, including:
Extended abstracts (2 to 4 pages)
Short position papers (1 page)
In addition to state-of-the-art research, we strongly encourage submissions that include works in progress, preliminary findings, and critical reflections or position papers. This inclusive format aims to foster dialogue and highlight emerging ideas that may serve as valuable springboards for the workshop's panel discussions.
Please submit your work in PDF format via the AI-CogDev submission form (https://forms.gle/HQeovAuEQwoXpgF26).
Accepted contributions will be featured in poster sessions and may also be presented orally. The paper will be uploaded to the workshop website.
We look forward to your insights and to shaping this conversation together.
=== Organizers ===
Dr. Letícia Mara Berto, University of Campinas, Brazil
Marco Gabriele Fedozzi, University of Genova and Italian Institute of Technology, Italy
Renan Baima, University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Renan LIMA BAIMA
Doctoral Researcher – FINATRAX/ FiReSpARX group
SnT – Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability, and Trust
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L-1855 Luxembourg Kirchberg
renan.limabaima@uni.lu
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