Scientific Contributions & Submission Instructions

📚 For scientific and technical contributions in Assistive Technology, eAccessibility, and eInclusion.

Published in Springer’s Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS), indexed by: Web of Science (CPCI-S), Scopus, EI Compendex, ACM DL, DBLP, and more.
Peer-reviewed (acceptance rate ~60%)
📅 Deadlines (To Be Confirmed):
- Extended Abstract (3–4 pages): Expected – February 2026
- Final Camera-Ready Paper (6–8 pages, LNCS format): Expected – April 2026
📝 Submission must include:
- A short abstract (≤1500 characters, form-based)
- A blind, extended abstract in PDF/DOCX format (max. 10MB)
🔐 Strictly double-blind review by 3 experts.
📂 Upload two .zip files (final paper files + administrative files).
🗣️ Presentation: 20 minutes at the conference (upload in PPTX or accessible PDF).
🔓 Optional Springer Open Access available (fees apply).

📘 For interdisciplinary and practice-oriented work in accessibility, policy, education, health, etc.

Published in the Open Access Compendium: “Future Perspectives on Accessibility, AT & (e)Inclusion”
ISBN: 978-3-903480-07-0
Suitable for concept papers, models, reports, and policy or user-centered research.
📅 Deadlines (To Be Confirmed):
- Extended Abstract (3–4 pages): Expected – February 2026
- Final Paper (4–8 pages, OAC format): Expected – April 2026
📝 Submission must include:
- A short abstract (≤1500 characters, form-based)
- A blind, extended abstract in PDF/DOCX format (max. 10MB)
🔐 Double-blind review by 3 experts.
📂 Upload two .zip files:
- Final DOCX + PDF + figures folder
- Contact info + signed copyright form
🗣️ Presentation: 20 minutes at the conference (upload in PPTX or accessible PDF).

At least one registered author per paper is required.
Additional paper fees apply for multiple submissions by the same author.
All presentations must follow accessibility standards (e.g., W3C/WAI Presentation Guidelines)

All submissions will be evaluated based on: