Connectionists: Interspeech 2025 - Call for Show and Tell

[Grzegorz Chrupała]

Submission deadline: 2 April 2025
Acceptance/rejection notification: 26 April 2025
Final paper and video deadline: 21 May 2025

Interspeech is the world’s largest and most comprehensive conference
focused on the science and technology of spoken language processing.
In addition to the regular paper and special session submissions,
Interspeech organizes Show and Tell demonstrations, where participants
are given the opportunity to present engaging and interactive research
or engineering demonstrations to conference attendees. The
demonstrations should showcase fundamental research and innovations in
areas such as speech communication, production, perception,
acquisition, or speech and language technologies.

The theme of Interspeech 2025 is ‘Fair and Inclusive Speech Science
and Technology’, allowing demonstration of innovative approaches to
making speech technologies more accessible and equitable.
Contributions must be relevant to Interspeech areas of interest and
may also relate to the Interspeech theme. Show and Tell demonstrations
should have an interactive component, which goes beyond demonstrating
simple simulated graphs or presenting slides or a video on a computer.

Any suggestions, as well as any questions, can be submitted to the
Show and Tell Chairs: Aki Kunikoshi and Tanvina Patel at
showandtell at interspeech2025.org

Submission Guidelines

Submissions must consist of:
• a paper, no more than two pages in length (including references), in
Interspeech 2025 paper kit format.
• a video, describing visually to the reviewers what participants can
expect to see during and how they will benefit from attending the
demonstration.

Show and Tell contributions may present mathematical and algorithmic
results, but the primary focus should be on demonstrating a
technological innovation or implementation. These contributions may
relate to an already published paper or a submitted paper at
Interspeech 2025. The paper submissions will be blind, and author
details should not be included. Submissions will be assessed on
criteria such as the quality of the short paper, the innovation of the
research or system presented, and the overall clarity and impact of
the demonstration. Additionally, it is required that the demonstration
has not been presented as is at a recent Interspeech conference,
ensuring the novelty of the contributions.

For accepted submissions, participants must provide a camera-ready
version of the paper to be included in the conference proceedings.
Additionally, a final version of the video must be submitted by the
camera ready deadline, which will be made publicly available. The
demonstrations will be conducted in person at the conference and at
least one presenter will need to register at Interspeech 2025 to
present the demonstration at the Show and Tell session.

For detailed guidelines about the submission, please see the "Show &
Tell Guidelines" under "For Authors".