Connectionists: ACII2021 - Call for Workshop Proposals
Monica Perusquia Hernandez
perusquia at ieee.org
Thu Dec 3 08:20:06 EST 2020
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Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction (ACII) 2021
28 Sep – 1 Oct 2021, Nara, Japan
http://www.acii-conf.net/2021/
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*Call for Workshop Proposals*
The organizing committee of Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction
(ACII) 2021 is now inviting proposals for workshops. The biennial
conference is the flagship conference for research in Affective Computing,
covering topics related to the study of intelligent systems that read,
express, or otherwise use emotion.
Workshops at ACII allow a group of scientists an opportunity to get
together to network and discuss a specific topic in detail. Examples of
past workshops include: Emotions in Games, Affective Brain-Computer
Interfaces, Affective Touch, Group Emotions, Affective Computing for
Affective Disorders, etc. We want to encourage workshop proposals that draw
together interdisciplinary perspectives on topics in affective computing.
Proposals are also encouraged that make a connection to the theme of the
conference on “Ethical Affective Computing”, and consider issues around the
ethical use of affective computing technologies.
Workshops should focus on a central question or topic, and will be held the
day before the conference. Workshop organizers will be responsible for
soliciting and reviewing papers and putting together an exciting schedule.
We also encourage workshop organizers to allow for time for networking and
discussion. Workshop organizers are also expected to present a short
summary of the workshop during the main conference to allow the
dissemination of the workshop outcomes to the wider community.
**Submission Procedures**
Please submit proposals as a single PDF via email to Desmond Ong (
dco at comp.nus.edu.sg) AND Luke Chang (luke.j.chang at dartmouth.edu) with the
following information:
· Title of Workshop
· Organizers and affiliations, with a main contact person identified
if there are multiple organizers
· Rationale for the workshop, which should cover the importance and
timeliness of the proposed topic to ACII, as well as the scope of the
workshop.
· Expected outcomes and impact of the workshop
· Length of workshop (full-day or half-day)
· Proposed format of workshop (e.g., oral presentations, poster
session, breaks).
- List of tentative and confirmed PC members (mention, per PC member,
whether tentative or confirmed)
- Workshop PC members are in charge of the peer review process, and
the workshop organizer will collate and recommend acceptance of
the papers
to ACII Workshop Chairs.
- Expected number of submissions, planned acceptance rate, and paper
length, review process (with schedule)
- We recommend a workshop paper submission deadline sometime in May,
with notifications due back to authors by June or early July, in time for
Camera-Ready papers due July 30, 2021
- We will work with workshop organizers to have access to the
conference submission system that we will be using for the main
conference
(details TBA to accepted workshops).
· Advertising plan (e.g. listserves or conferences or other
communities that you will advertise the workshop call to). Also include
where you plan to host the workshop website.
· Tentative/confirmed keynote speaker(s): please include short
biographical details and details on the topic.
· Any logistical requirements.
· List of related and previous workshops/conferences on this/related
topics.
**Important Dates**
Feb 21, 2021: Workshop proposal submission deadline
Mar 7, 2021: Notification of acceptance of Workshop proposal
May (TBD by workshop organizers): Workshop paper submission deadline
June/July (TBD by workshop organizers): Workshop paper notification
July 30, 2021: Workshop Camera-Ready Papers Due
September 28, 2021: Date of Workshops
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