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Call for Special Sessions, Workshops, and Tutorials

The ACIIDS 2027 Organizing Committee invites proposals for Special Sessions, Workshops, and Tutorials to be held during the conference in Bali, Indonesia. These dedicated tracks give researchers a focused forum to explore highly specialised sub-disciplines, present cutting-edge work, and foster interaction among a targeted community of experts.

✕ Call for proposals closed on August 16, 2026
SESSIONS & WORKSHOPS

Thematic groupings of papers

Special Sessions and Workshops consist of a thematic grouping of papers within a specific sub-discipline of intelligent information and database systems.

TUTORIALS

Emerging trends & methodologies

Tutorials are designed to present emerging trends, novel methodologies, and new research opportunities within the broader scope of the conference.

Proposal requirements

What to include in your proposal

If you are interested in organizing a track, please submit a proposal containing the following information.

01
Title and acronym of the session, workshop, or tutorial
02
Brief profiles of the organizers
03
General description of the scope and objectives
04
List of specific topics of interest
05
Proposed Board of Reviewers — to be invited by the organizers
Proposal deadline (closed)
31 July 16 August 2026
How to submit

Submit your proposal directly through our online form. Decisions are communicated shortly after the deadline.

Proposal deadline has passed
Need to contact organizers?
Contact the Special Session Chairs
Prof. Paweł Sitek — Kielce University of Technology, Poland
Dr Krystian Wojtkiewicz — Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Poland · email
Review process & publication

The same rigorous standard as the main track

To ensure the highest scientific quality across the entire conference, we apply identical standards to all accepted papers.

Centralised submission

All Special Sessions and the Doctoral Track are managed as individual tracks within the main ACIIDS submission and reviewing system.

Two-phase review

Organizers manage the first phase with their invited reviewers. In the second phase, all submissions and reviews are re-evaluated by the ACIIDS Meta-reviewing Committee.

Final decisions

Organizers lead the initial review, but the ACIIDS Program Committee makes the final acceptance decision — holding session papers to the exact standard of main-track papers.

Springer publication

Accepted papers are published alongside the main conference proceedings in a bound volume by Springer-Verlag.

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Open call

Call for special sessions

A focused forum to explore specialised sub-disciplines and foster interaction among a targeted community of experts.

SESSIONS & WORKSHOPS

Thematic groupings of papers

A thematic grouping of papers within a specific sub-discipline of intelligent information and database systems.

TUTORIALS

Emerging trends & methodologies

Present emerging trends, novel methodologies, and new research opportunities within the conference scope.

Proposal requirements

What to include in your proposal

01
Title and acronym of the session, workshop, or tutorial
02
Brief profiles of the organizers
03
General description of the scope and objectives
04
List of specific topics of interest
05
Proposed Board of Reviewers — to be invited by the organizers
Proposal deadline (closed)
31 July 16 August 2026

Deadline has passed. Questions? Contact the Special Session Chairs.

krystian.wojtkiewicz@pwr.edu.pl
Review & publication

The same rigorous standard as the main track

Centralised submission

Managed as individual tracks within the main ACIIDS reviewing system.

Two-phase review

Organizers run the first phase; the Meta-reviewing Committee re-evaluates all submissions.

Springer publication

Accepted papers are published alongside the main proceedings by Springer-Verlag.