2021 Posters

Update: We are now accepting submissions on our ConfTool submission site.

Contents

• 2021 Posters Call
• Submission Information
• Poster Chairs
• Questions

2021 Posters Call

iConference poster sessions provide an opportunity for present and future thought-leaders to display and discuss their research with key members of the information field. We welcome submissions of posters presenting new work, preliminary results and designs, or educational projects.

Initial submissions (due Monday, Oct. 5) may be up to 2,500 words in length (excluding references), following the Springer LNCS template. The LNCS template is used for consistency; please note that posters will be deposited into the IDEALS open repository and will not be published by Springer.

First submissions will be double-blind reviewed, so all author-identifying information must be excluded from this version. The poster chairs will announce their decisions in mid-November based on reviews. Authors of accepted posters next submit a final abstract for inclusion in the conference’s official proceedings; this version must include author-identifying information. The posters proceedings will be permanently housed in the IDEALS open repository.

Finally, authors will produce their posters for presentation. Authors may design their presentation poster however they wish, so long as it fits within the available space (i.e. what the display space can accommodate). Poster dimensions will be announced at a later date.

iConference 2021 will take place in Beijing and virtually. At submission, authors will be asked their preference for in-person or remote presentation. This input will help us plan and is non-binding.

Complete submission information can be found on our Author Instructions Page.

For more information and inspiration, we encourage you to review the official proceedings of past iConferences.

Please see the Submission Information below for additional details. Questions should be directed to the posters chairs.

Submission Information

The following is a brief summary. Poster authors should also familiarize themselves with the detailed requirements and guidelines on our Author Instructions Page. All poster abstracts must follow Springer’s prescribed LNCS format. Abstracts can be up to 2,500 words in length (excluding references).

Submissions can now be made using the ConfTool submission system. Submissions must be in English.

Submitters agree that if their work is accepted, at least one author/presenter will register during the Early Bird registration period. We reserve the right to withhold publication if there is no registered presenter.

Failure to adhere to the appropriate guidelines on our Author Instructions Page may result in the work not being reviewed, or not included in the proceedings.

Timeline:

• Submission deadline: Monday, October 5, 2020
• Notification: mid-November, 2020
• Final versions for proceedings due: Monday December 14, 2020
• Completed poster due: at commencement of iConference 2021

2021 Posters Chairs

• To Be Announced
  

Questions

Questions about posters submissions should be directed posters co-chairs listed above.

General questions about iConference 2021 should be directed to iconference2021@ischools-inc.org

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Host

Renmin University School of Information Resource Management

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Papers Publisher

Accepted papers will be published in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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