The iConference Student Symposium is an opportunity for undergraduate and master’s students to present their research in a friendly setting of peers and invited senior researchers. Students will receive feedback on their work and they will have a chance to network with other conference participants and faculty members. Back to Tracks Student Symposium The iConference Student Symposium is an opportunity for undergraduate and master’s students to present their research in a friendly setting of peers and invited senior researchers. Students will receive feedback on their work and they will have a chance to network with other conference participants and faculty members. Participants must apply and be accepted in order to take part. Please note that iConference 2027 will have a virtual and a physical component, but the Student Symposium will only be held physically onsite in Wellington, New Zealand! Navigation Guidelines Application Participation Timeline Chairs Guidelines During the iConference 2027, participation in the Student Symposium will be restricted to those students who have applied and been accepted; the symposium will not be open to observers. All undergraduate and master’s students are invited to submit applications to the Student Symposium. Affiliation with a member-iSchool is not required — applications from students of any educational institution will be considered. The session will consist of short student presentations followed by discussions and interactions. All submission must be in English. The Student Symposium session will take place onsite in Wellington, New Zealand. Students from all regions are welcome to join the session on-site. Conditions : Please note that accepted students must register during the Early Bird registration period to present at the Student Symposium at iConference 2027. The organizers reserve the right to withdraw the acceptance if these conditions are not met. Application Application materials must be submitted as a single pdf document to our ConfTool submission site by 20 October 2026 . All materials must be in English, and include the following sections: Section 1 : A brief letter of application (250 words maximum) including name, education level, department, and specifics on your field of study and what excites you about it. In other words, why are you studying what you are studying. Section 2: An abstract of up to 250 words to describe your planned presentation. In this outline, you will introduce the theme of your talk, contextualize the theme in relevant research and give details on your method, analysis and findings (if relevant). The presentation may be on completed research or research-in-progress. Student contributions may be based on undergraduate and master's projects or similar. Students may also join forces and collaborate on a submission. Submission Portal Conftool Participation and Format Accepted applicants must register during the Early Bird registration period for the conference in order to participate in the Student Symposium at iConference 2027. The sessions are prepared by the Track Chairs. The symposium is split into two sessions : "Get-together" a session where students get to know each other and the chairs. Input session a brief presentation of the submitted proposal. More details regarding preparations for the session(s) will be provided prior to the session(s) via email to all accepted participants. Timeline Submission portal opens: mid June 2026 Submission deadline: 20 October 2026 Decision notification date: mid November 2026 All deadlines are in GMT-11 23:59. Student Symposium Chairs Questions Contact staff regarding iConference in general. Contact

iConference papers push the boundaries of information scholarship, explore core concepts and ideas, and help identify new technological and conceptual configurations. Back to Tracks Indigenous Research Papers The Indigenous Information track brings together scholarship and practice focused on Indigenous knowledge systems, data sovereignty, and information governance. It foregrounds Indigenous perspectives in rethinking archives, libraries, and digital environments, and encourages critical engagement with colonial legacies in information systems. Contributions that advance Indigenous self-determination and community-led approaches are particularly welcomed. Navigation Info Guidelines First Submission Final Submission Presenting On-Site Timeline Chairs Review Process All research papers submitted to the iConference undergo a rigorous double-blind review process. Each paper is reviewed by at least two reviewers independently. The selection of papers is carefully made by the three track chairs based on the reviewers' evaluations. The confidentiality of the submitted papers is maintained during the entire review process. The papers are evaluated based on innovation, contribution, and quality of reasoning and writing. Submitted papers must be original works and must not have been published elsewhere. Presentation All accepted papers will be presented virtually during iConference on the SCOOCS platform in a 20-minutes presentation followed by 10 minutes Q&A ; All authors who presented online will also have the opportunity to present additionally on-site. Publication Accepted papers will be published in Information Research (IR), an established international peer-reviewed open access journal indexed in Scopus , Web of Science Core Collection , and DBLP . Best Paper Award The iSchools Organization is delighted to announce that Monash University, Faculty of IT will sponsor the Award for Best Indigenous Research Paper with USD 1,000 . Guidelines Conditions : At least one presenting author of each accepted submission must register during the Early Bird registration period to present their work at iConference. The organizers reserve the right to withhold publication if these conditions are not met. All papers must adhere to the complete guidelines. Submissions that do not conform to the lengths defined are subject to desk rejection by the chairs. All papers must be original work, not published elsewhere. For all academic submissions, the use of AI-generated content is strictly prohibited. AI tools may be used only for surface-level proofreading or language polishing; all intellectual content, analysis, and argumentation must be produced entirely by the author(s). Any submission found to contain AI-generated intellectual material will be rejected immediately or, if discovered after acceptance, formally retracted without exception. All submissions will be made using the secure ConfTool submission system. Length : Up to 3,000 words (excluding captions and references) Language : English Please use one of the provided Templates : (DocX) Information Research Journal Template (Latex) Information Research Journal Template Information Research Journal: Author Guidelines Pre-Recorded Presentations (optional): Presenters can submit a pre-record of their paper presentation additionally to their live presentation during the virtual iConference. This recording will be available in the media library on the virtual conference platform for all participants 24/7 after the live presentation. Pre-recorded paper presentations are due 09 February 2027 guidelines will follow soon here . Deliver your pre-recorded presentation here (available soon): Submit Pre-recording First Submission First submissions can be uploaded to the ConfTool submission site. The deadline for the first submissions is 20 October 2026 . Format : PDF Font: Lora - Download https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Lora https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/lora https://www.fontshare.com/fonts/lora Keywords : When uploading to the submission system, select at least three keywords. These keywords do not need to appear in the submission document itself. Anonymization : Author-identifying elements must be excluded from first submissions to facilitate double-blind review. Authors are encouraged to cite their own work in the third person, e.g., avoid “As described in our previous work [10], …” and instead use “As described by [10], …”. This includes reference numbers that could identify the funding of a project described in a paper. Please replace such references with “XX”. Appendix: When required, the appendix needs to be discussed (rather than merely referenced) in the paper itself. The paper must also be completely understandable without the appendices. This means that if an argument depends on an appendix, the relevant data must be incorporated into the paper concisely. Lengthy appendices should be formatted as a dataset, deposited in a relevant scientific repository (e.g., Zenodo), published without an embargo under a license at least as permissive as the journal’s (CC-BY-NC), and linked to in the paper rather than copied in full into the appendix section. File Naming : Please use all or part of your paper title as the file name Final Submission Authors of accepted papers will submit a final version containing author-identifying information. Final versions of accepted papers should be uploaded to ConfTool by 11 January 2027 . Format : doc, docx or LaTex Please use one of the provided Templates : (DocX) Information Research Journal Template (Latex) Information Research Journal Template Font: Lora - Download https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Lora https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/lora https://www.fontshare.com/fonts/lora Keywords : When uploading to the submission system, select at least three keywords. These keywords do not need to appear in the submission document itself. Appendix: When required, the appendix needs to be discussed (rather than merely referenced) in the paper itself. The paper must also be completely understandable without the appendices. This means that if an argument depends on an appendix, the relevant data must be incorporated into the paper concisely. Lengthy appendices should be formatted as a dataset, deposited in a relevant scientific repository (e.g., Zenodo), published without an embargo under a license at least as permissive as the journal’s (CC-BY-NC), and linked to in the paper rather than copied in full into the appendix section. Authors are responsible for the accuracy of all substantive content, including numeric and bibliographic data. Manuscripts will not be copy edited by iConference organizers. Acceptance of a submission is conditional on the completion of changes that were identified during review. In making these changes, authors must adhere to the word limit of 3,000 words in the interest of fairness. If necessary, we suggest having a professional editor help identify redundant words and thoughts. Papers authors will also provide details of these changes with their final submission. These details will be entered into ConfTool using the open field titled Remarks on This Contribution Section . Papers that do not comply with the final submission requirements will be removed from the proceedings and not be published. Presentation All accepted papers must be presented virtually on the virtual iConference SCOOCS platform with a 20-minutes presentation followed by a 10 minutes Q&A; more detailed presentation instructions will be available soon . Presenters may optionally request to present their paper onsite in addition to the virtual presentation. If an author requests an additional onsite presentation slot, at least one author of the accepted submission must register for the onsite portion of the iConference during the Early Bird registration period to present their work onsite. The organizers reserve the right to withhold the presentation slot if these conditions are not met. The option to request an on-site presentation slot will be available here once registration opens in mid-November. Presenting On-site Timeline Submission portal opens: June 2026 Submission deadline: 20 October 2026 Decision notification date: 17 December 2026 Final camera-ready versions due: 11 January 2027 Pre-recording submission due: 09 February 2027 All deadlines are in GMT-11 23:59. Indigenous Research Paper Chairs Spencer Lilley Indigenous Research Paper Chairs Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand Contact Jaya Raju Indigenous Research Paper Chairs University of Cape Town South Africa Contact Sandy Littletree Indigenous Research Paper Chairs University of Washington United States Contact Questions Contact staff regarding iConference in general. Contact

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. Back to Tracks Posters 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. Submitted posters must be original work, not published elsewhere. First submissions will consist of a written poster proposal. After reviews are complete, accepted authors will then create a final graphical poster for presentation at the iConference. Navigation Info Guidelines First Submission Final Submission Presenting On-Site Timeline Chairs PDF Version Review Process All poster proposals submitted to the iConference undergo a rigorous double-blind review process. Each poster is reviewed by at least two reviewers independently. The selection of posters is carefully made by the three track chairs based on the reviewers' evaluations. The confidentiality of the submitted poster proposals is maintained during the entire review process. The poster proposals are evaluated based on innovation, contribution, and quality of reasoning and writing. Submitted posters must be original works and must not have been published elsewhere. Presentation All accepted posters will be presented virtually during iConference on the SCOOCS platform . Similar to research papers, they will be presented one-at-a-time in a series of individual presentations. All authors have the opportunity to present additionally on-site. Poster presentations have a duration of 5 minutes followed by a short Q&A each and presenters can choose whether to use slides or their graphical posters for visualization. All accepted graphical posters will be shown in virtual poster booths and are accessible for registered participants 24/7. Publication Accepted completed posters and final poster abstracts will be published in the IDEALS open repository . Authors are also allowed to deposit their work into their school's institutional repository. Best Poster Award The best Poster will be awarded with a sum of USD 300 . Guidelines Conditions : It is mandatory that at least one presenting author of each accepted submission registers during the Early Bird registration period to present their work at iConference. The organizers reserve the right to withhold publication if these conditions are not met. All posters must adhere to the complete guidelines. Submissions that do not conform to the lengths defined are subject to desk rejection by the chairs. All posters must be original work, not published elsewhere. For all academic submissions, the use of AI-generated content is strictly prohibited. AI tools may be used only for surface-level proofreading or language polishing; all intellectual content, analysis, and argumentation must be produced entirely by the author(s). Any submission found to contain AI-generated intellectual material will be rejected immediately or, if discovered after acceptance, formally retracted without exception. All submissions will be made using the secure ConfTool submission system. Length : Up to 2,500 words (excluding captions and references) Language : English Template : iConference Poster Track Template Pre-Recorded Presentations (optional): Presenters can hand in a pre-recording of their poster presentation. This recording will be available in the media library of the virtual conference platform for all participants 24/7 after the live presentation. Pre-recorded poster presentations are due 09 February 2027 guidelines will follow soon here . Deliver your pre-recorded presentation here (available soon): Submit Pre-recording First Submission First submissions can be uploaded to the ConfTool submission site. The deadline for the first submissions is 15 September 2026 . Format : PDF Written Poster Proposal: Up to 2,500 words (excluding references) describing your research or project Template : iConference Poster Track Template Keywords : All submissions must include at least three keywords Anonymization : Author-identifying elements must be excluded from first submissions to facilitate double-blind review. Authors are encouraged to cite their own work in the third person, e.g., avoid “As described in our previous work [10], …” and instead use “As described by [10], …”. This includes reference numbers that could identify the funding of a project described in a paper. Please replace such references with “XX”. File Naming : Please use all or part of your poster title as the file name Note: Please do not submit the graphical poster in the first submission phase. After acceptance of your written poster proposal, you will be required to submit your actual poster in the final submission phase. Final Submission Final Written Poster Proposal Submission Authors of accepted posters will submit a final version containing author-identifying information. Final versions should be uploaded to ConfTool by 09 February 2027 . Format : doc, docx Template : iConference Poster Track Template Keywords : All submissions must include at least three keywords Accessibility : From 2028 onward, graphical posters MUST follow WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines for accessible web and mobile content to be published by IDEALS. Follow the Conference Poster Accessibility Guidance to adapt your graphical poster to the guidelines. Authors are responsible for the accuracy of all substantive content, including numeric and bibliographic data. Manuscripts will not be copy edited by iConference organizers. Final Poster Submission Authors of accepted poster proposals will submit the final graphical poster containing author-identifying information and the Conftool ID of the poster. The final Poster should be uploaded to ConfTool by 09 February 2027 . Format : A1 PDF Authors are responsible for the accuracy of all substantive content, including numeric and bibliographic data. Posters will not be copy edited by iConference organizers . Acceptance of the final submission is conditional on the completion of changes that were identified during review. In making these changes, authors must adhere to the word limit of 2,500 words for their written proposal in the interest of fairness. If necessary, we suggest having a professional editor help identify redundant words and thoughts. Authors have to provide details of these changes with their final submission. These details will be entered into ConfTool using the open field titled Remarks on This Contribution Section . Posters that do not comply with the final submission requirements will be removed and not published in the IDEALS open repository. Presentation All accepted posters must be presented virtually on the virtual iConference SCOOCS platform with a 5-minutes presentation followed by a short Q&A ; more detailed presentation instructions will be available soon. Presenters may optionally request to present their poster onsite in addition to the virtual presentation. If an author requests an additional onsite presentation slot, at least one author of the accepted submission must register for the onsite portion of the iConference during the Early Bird registration period to present their work onsite. The organizers reserve the right to withhold the presentation slot if these conditions are not met. The dimensions of your physical poster should not exceed 59,4 × 84,1 cm / 23,3 x 33,1 inches (A1 format) . As with the virtual presentation, you will present your poster in a dedicated session. Your 5-minute presentation will be followed by a short Q&A. You may use slides or your graphical poster for visualization. The option to request an on-site presentation slot will be available here once registration opens in mid-November. Presenting On-site Timeline Submission portal opens: June 2026 Deadline for written poster proposal: 15 September 2026 Decision notification date: 19 November 2026 Final camera-ready written proposal due: 09 February 2027 Final graphical poster due: 09 February 2027 Pre-recording of presentations due: 09 February 2027 All deadlines are in GMT-11 23:59. Poster Chairs Ladislava Zbiejczuk Suchá Poster Chair Masaryk University Czech Republic Contact Vi Truong Poster Chair The University of Melbourne Australia Contact Sein Oh Poster Chair Louisiana State University United States Contact Questions Contact staff regarding iConference in general. Contact

Workshops build a new research community, strengthen an existing research community, or further advance a particular field. Back to Tracks Workshops & Panels The iConference is seeking proposals for Workshops & Panels that will engage our participants and augment the conference’s research content. The parameters of this track are broad. We seek workshop and panel proposals that may build a new research community, strengthen an existing research community, or further advance a particular field. We are open to panels, fishbowls, hackathons, and other events that invite commentary, are directly engaging, or seek participant input on ethical or policy issues. We can provide a space for learning, reflection, and relationship-building through installations or exhibitions. We encourage proposers to think creatively. Navigation Info Guidelines Template Timeline Chairs Information Please note that iConference 2027 will have a virtual and a physical component, but accepted Workshops & Panels will only be held physically on-site in Wellington, New Zealand ! Participation must be open to all conference participants, with no additional fees. All organizers, speakers and participants are expected to purchase a full conference registration to take part. Presentation instruction will be provided with acceptance notifications. Guidelines Conditions : At least one workshop or panel proposer of each accepted submission must register during the Early Bird registration period for the full conference. The organizers reserve the right to cancel the reserved workshop or panel slot if these conditions are not met. All Workshops & Panels must adhere to the complete guidelines. Submissions that do not conform to the lengths defined are subject to desk rejection by the chairs. All submissions will be made using the secure ConfTool submission system . Language : English File type: PDF Special Requirements: The iConference does not provide funding for Workshops & Panels. If your proposed event has technical or logistical requirements with budget ramifications, you must articulate them clearly for consideration by the chairs. Promotional Materials: We encourage accepted workshop and panel convenors to prepare promotional material for their workshops and panels which could be shared prior to the conference via Social Media and mailing. Promotional material can be submitted by 09 February 2027 . Template Title: Your event’s descriptive title Type: i.e. workshop, panel, fishbowl, hackathon, etc. Organizer(s): Names and affiliations of the organizers, in preferred order of appearance for the program schedule. We encourage the inclusion of organizers from multiple institutions. Abstract: An abstract of up to 350 words that can be included in our program schedule. Please also indicate the planned duration of your session. Description: Include an event description of up to 1,500 words (not including abstract). Event descriptions should address each of the following: Purpose and Intended Audience: Please state the audience to which your event is designed to appeal and the general themes that your workshop will address. Proposed Format: Describe how your event will be organized and structured. The format is up to you. Possible activities include: Panel presentations; Group brainstorming of research issues and questions; Breakout discussions of specific topics or challenges; Collaborative deliberation of a particular case study or problem; Creation of a bibliography, research agenda, manifesto, or other product. Engagement: Explain the strategies you will use to engage attendees. Note that if you plan to solicit abstracts, papers, or position statements in advance, you are expected to set up your own system or protocol for doing so (e.g., through a website, via email, etc.). Goals or Outcomes: State the goals and/or expected outcomes for your event. Also, include any plans to prepare a report, proceedings, wiki, or website to disseminate the results of your event. Relevance to the iConference: Briefly state the focus of your proposal topic and note the importance, relevance, value, and/or interest to the iSchool community. Provide a brief explanation of how this event will appeal to the audience both with respect to content and format. If the event has been associated with the iConference in the past or is part of an ongoing series, please explain. Duration : A typical iConference session runs 1.5 hours. Please indicate how many such sessions you expect your event to span. We consider the optimal duration to be one or two sessions, but longer events are possible under certain conditions. If requesting a longer event, include a draft schedule and justification for the extended time. Timeline Submission portal opens: mid June 2026 Submission deadline: 20 October 2026 Decision notification date: 19 November 2026 Promotional Material submission deadline: 09 February 2027 All deadlines are in GMT-11 23:59. Workshops & Panels Chairs Kit Kavanagh-Ryan Workshops & Panels Chair Charles Sturt University Australia Contact Marlene Holmer Workshops & Panels Chair University of Pretoria South Africa Contact Shengnan Yang Workshops & Panels Chair Western University Canada Contact Questions Contact staff regarding iConference in general. Contact

iConference Proceedings Database Select publication year Reset filter No results found in the database. Please try another keyword, title or author name. A Content-Based Novelty Measure for Scholarly Publications: A Proof of Concept Haining Wang Indiana University Bloomington Novelty; Measure; Language Model; Information Theory; Open Science 2024 DOI A Contextualized Government Service Chatbot for Individuals with limited Information Literacy Zhixuan Lian Nankai University Meiyin Huang Nankai University Fang Wang Nankai University Government Service; Chatbot; R-GCN 2024 DOI A Network Portrait Divergence Approach to Measure Science-Technology Linkages Kai Meng Nanjing University Zhichao Ba Nanjing University Leilei Liu Nanjing University Science-technology Linkages; Knowledge network; Structural coupling; Interaction pattern; Network portrait divergence 2024 DOI A Problematic Dichotomy in the Perspective of Field Theory: Hermeneutics and Quantitative Qnalysis in Distant Reading Mozhuo Chen Fudan University Distant Reading; Quantitative analysis; Computational Literary Studies 2024 DOI A WOS-Based Investigation of Authors for English Predatory Journals Qian Tan Wuhan University Xiaoqun Yuan Wuhan University Zixing Li Wuhan University Author profile; Predatory Journals; Author academic influence 2024 DOI A benchmark for evaluating crisis information generation capabilities in LLMs Ruilian Han Wuhan University Lu An Wuhan University Wei Zhou Wuhan University Gang Li Wuhan University LLMs; Crisis informatics; LLMs evaluation; Information generation; Evaluation benchmark 2025 DOI A comparison of human and ChatGPT classification performance on complex social media data Breanna E. Green Cornell University Ashley L. Shea Cornell University Pengfei Zhao Cornell University Drew B. Margolin Cornell University Generative artificial intelligence; Large language models; Chat-GPT; Prosocial objection tactics 2026 DOI A cultural heritage data curation framework for knowledge discovery Ruijie He Wuhan University Xiaoguang Wang Wuhan University cultural heritage; data resource construction; data curation; digital humanities; knowledge discovery 2025 DOI A more advanced group polarization measurement approach based on LLM-based agents and graphs Zixin Liu Wuhan University Ji Zhang Wuhan University Yiran Ding Wuhan University Multi-Agent System; Group Polarization; LLM-Based Agent; Social Media 2025 DOI A semantic framework for digital archives of ancient Chinese villages aimed at humanistic discovery: a case study of four villages in Henan Tianjiao Qi Renmin University of China Yiduo Wang Renmin University of China Meiman Wong Renmin University of China Tsamchu Basang Linglu Li Renmin University of China Ancient Villages; Digital Archiving; Ontology Construction; Semantic Framework; Humanistic Discovery 2025 DOI Load more

The iConference is an annual gathering of a broad spectrum of scholars and researchers from around the world who share a common concern about critical information issues in contemporary society. The iConference pushes the boundaries of information studies, explores core concepts and ideas, and creates new technological and conceptual configurations—all situated in interdisciplinary discourses. Edit About Topics iConference Menu CFP Timeline Submission System Virtual Platform iConference 2027 He rā ki tua - Look positively toward the future. Virtual Academic Program: 22 - 25 March 2027 On-site Academic Program in Wellington, New Zealand: 05 - 09 April 2027 Hosted by Victoria University of Wellington & Monash University iConference 2027 begins in: Our Keynote Speakers Ina Fourie Department of Information Science, University of Pretoria, South Africa Murray Pittock School of Critical Studies, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom Heidi Julien Graduate School of Education, State University of New York at Buffalo, United States Tom Mackey Department of Arts and Media in the College of Arts and Sciences Empire State University, United States Carlos Alberto Ávila Araújo Escola de Ciência da Informação da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil Claudia Noemi Gonzalez Brambila Department of Business Administration, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México 2026 Keynote Speakers iConference 2027 topics may include but are not limited to: Archives and Information Sustainability AI and Machine Learning Behavioral Research Bibliometrics & Metadata Community Informatics Cultural Heritage, Archives & Museum Digital Humanities Digital Information Economy Disinformation & Misinformation Health Informatics Human-AI Collaboration Information & Digital Literacies Information Governance & Ethics Information Management for Climate Action Information Retrieval Information Science & Data Science Information Science Education Intellectual Property Libraries & Users Knowledge Management Open Access & Open Science Scholarly Communication Social Media & Digital Networks Call for Submissions Download CFP Timeline iConference iConference 2026 Sponsors iConference Proceedings 2027 will be published Open Access in Information Research

Associate Members Directory University of Denver Department of Research Methods and Information Science Associate United States of America North America Member Since 2020 Visit School About Located where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains, and now with the James C. Kennedy Mountain Campus adjacent to the Roosevelt National Forest, we embody the spirit of exploration and discovery that defines our region. The University of Denver is a private institution built on exploration through research and collaboration among educators and students, as well as local and global communities. This spirit of innovation paired with our signature 4D Experience and a core commitment to making a real difference in communities around the world leads to our recognized status as a Very High Research University (or "R1") by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education. With nationally recognized academic programs, a history of widespread influence, a forward-looking vision for a 21st century education and a deep commitment to promoting inclusion, we open a world of opportunity to students and empower them to make a difference around the world. iSchool Contacts Peter Organisciak Department Chair Text analysis; Information retrieval; Education and AI; Creativity research Contact Contact Contact

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The iConference is an annual gathering of a broad spectrum of scholars and researchers from around the world who share a common concern about critical information issues in contemporary society. It pushes the boundaries of information studies, explores core concepts and ideas, and creates new technological and conceptual configurations—all situated in interdisciplinary discourses. An openness to new ideas and research fields in information science is a primary characteristic of the event. Attendance has grown every year; participants appreciate the inspiring sense of community, high quality research presentations, and myriad opportunities for engagement. X Conferences 2005 - 2026 2026 Information Literacies, Authenticity and Use: The Move Towards a Digitally Enlightened Society Virtual: Mar. 23 - 26, 2026 Onsite: Mar. 29 - Apr. 02, 2026 Edinburgh Napier University Read More 2023 Normality | Virtuality | Inclusivity | Physicality Virtual: Mar. 13 - 17, 2023 Onsite: Mar. 27 - 29, 2023 Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Monash University, and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Read More 2020 Sustainable Digital Communities Mar. 23 - 26, 2020 University of Borås, Oslo Metropolitan University Read More 2017 Effect • Expand • Evolve: Global Collaboration across the Information Community Mar. 22 - 25, 2017 Wuhan University, Sungkyunkwan University Read More 2014 Breaking Down Walls – Culture • Context • Computing Mar. 4 - 7, 2014 Berlin School of Library and Information Science, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Read More 2011 Inspiration • Integrity • Intrepidity Feb. 8 - 11, 2011 University of Washington, Information School Read More 2008 iFutures: Systems, Selves, Society Feb. 28 – Mar. 1, 2008 University of California, Los Angeles, Graduate School of Education and Information Studies Read More 2025 Living in an AI-gorithmic world Virtual: Mar. 11 - 14, 2025 Onsite: Mar. 18 - 22, 2025 Indiana University, United States Read More 2022 Information for a Better World: Shaping the Global Future Feb. 28 - Mar. 4, 2022 University of Texas at Austin, University College Dublin, Kyushu University Read More 2019 Inform • Include • Inspire Mar. 31 - Apr. 3, 2019 The University of Maryland, College Park Read More 2016 Partnership with Society Mar. 20-23, 2016 Drexel University: College of Computing & Informatics Read More 2013 Scholarship In Action – Data • Innovation • Wisdom Feb. 12 - 15, 2013 University of North Texas, College of Information Read More 2010 '- Feb. 3 - 6, 2010 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Graduate School of Library and Information Science Read More 2006 Research Frontiers in Information Oct. 15 - 17, 2006 University of Michigan, School of Information Read More 2024 Wisdom, Well-being, Win-win Virtual: Mar. 15 - 18, 2024 Onsite: Apr. 22 - 26, 2024 Jilin University, China, and University of Tsukuba, Japan Read More 2021 Diversity • Divergence • Dialogue Mar. 17 - 31, 2021 Renmin University of China Read More 2018 Transforming Digital Worlds Mar. 25 - 28, 2018 The University of Sheffield, Northumbria University Read More 2015 Create • Collaborate • Celebrate Mar. 24-27, 2015 University of California, Irvine: The Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences Read More 2012 Culture • Design • Society Feb. 7 - 10, 2012 University of Toronto, Faculty of Information Read More 2009 iSociety: Research, Education, Engagement Feb. 8 - 11, 2009 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Read More 2005 Bridging Disciplines to Confront Grand Challenges Sept. 28-30, 2005 Penn State University, University Park Campus Read More

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iCaucus Members Directory Cornell University Bowers College of Computing and Information Science iCaucus United States of America North America Member Since 2016 Visit School About Cornell University undertook a bold experiment in 1999 when it created its combined Faculty of Computing and Information Science (“CIS”) as an interdisciplinary unit that would see its people, programs, and projects embedded throughout the university. That integration envisioned and executed decades ahead of its time evolved from the understanding that data, computation, and emerging technologies would transform virtually every area of academic inquiry and every aspect of our lives. It built on Cornell’s longstanding, behemoth, and continuing strengths in computer science as well as in artificial intelligence and in the social and behavioral sciences that inform the full range of CIS’s innovative, cross-disciplinary teaching and research. In forging its path over the last two decades, CIS has continued to develop new understandings, ethical approaches, and technologies for the information age and created the blueprint for the field of computing and information science that others still emulate today. Cornell Bowers CIS comprises three departments: Computer Science, Information Science, and Statistics and Data Science with top-ranked programs in computer security, web information retrieval, computational social science, economics and computation, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data mining. Combined, and in their interactions with adjoining fields, these disciplines position Cornell as a leader in developing and driving the visionary research and technological advances that connect people, information, and ideas. iSchool Contacts Sorin Lerner Dean of College Machine Learning Methods and Theory Contact Contact Contact