Call for Workshop Proposals

Propose a focused program before or around the conference.

Workshops are focused programs for discussion, collaboration, and hands-on exploration of emerging areas, held before or alongside the main conference. We invite proposals for workshops on emerging research, open challenges, and community discussion, on one or more of the Cross-AI Topics. To propose a single moderated discussion rather than a full program, see the Call for Panel Proposals.

Workshop Format

Workshop
LengthHalf-day or full-day
ModeOnline, before or alongside the main conference
SubmissionsPapers and abstracts, managed and reviewed by the workshop organizers
SupportStandard Cross-AI online Zoom support

Proposal Requirements

The proposal should be no more than two pages for the main text, plus no more than two pages of organizer information. The main text should include:

  • Title and description. Topic, motivation, novelty, and relevance to one or more Cross-AI Topics.
  • Format and length. Half-day or full-day, with a tentative schedule.
  • Invited speakers (if applicable). With confirmation status.
  • Expected attendance.
  • Technical requirements. Any needs beyond standard Cross-AI online Zoom support.
  • Previous editions (if applicable). Links to prior workshop websites or proceedings.
  • Workshop website (optional).

Where to Submit

Workshop proposals are submitted through the AirBalloon conference management system, following the Submission Guidelines.

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Proposal Deadlines

See Important Dates for workshop proposal submission and notification deadlines.

After Acceptance

Organizer Responsibilities

Organizers will:

  • Coordinate workshop content, speakers, and participants.
  • Publicize the workshop and manage paper and abstract submissions.
  • Organize the review process and moderate the workshop.
  • Provide the final program and materials.

Cross-AI will provide standard online Zoom meeting support.

Publication and Media Hosting

Workshop proposals are archival: accepted workshops submit a final abstract for publication in the proceedings. Papers, abstracts, and media from workshop submissions follow the Publication and Media Hosting guidelines.

Complimentary Registration

Each organizer will receive one or more complimentary registrations, with the number determined by accepted workshop submissions.

Travel and Accommodation

For online sessions, travel is not required, and no travel funding is provided.

For in-person sessions, the main conference does not provide travel or accommodation funding for panels or workshops. Organizers and invited speakers are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses. Organizers may seek external funding to support invited speakers.