Courses will be run either on-site or on-line to accommodate the needs of all participants in a 4-hour session, including a 30-minute break.
Courses aim to provide practical guidance at introductory, intermediate or advanced level, regarding any of the Conference topics.
Accepted Courses will be listed on the Conference website providing a detailed description and short CV of the instructor(s).
Guidelines for Authors
Deadline for proposal submission: 9 October 2026
Review outcome: 13 November 2026
Course handout submission deadline: 11 June 2027
Time zone:
All times are in Anywhere on Earth (AoE) time zone.
Courses will be offered at introductory, intermediate or advanced level covering topics from the spectrum of the various areas of the Conference.
Courses will run either as on-site or as on-line events. Prospective instructors should be ready to deliver Courses either on-site to an audience of up to 40 people in a classroom seating, or on-line (with no preset limit of participants).
Authors of accepted Courses will be requested to submit their final camera-ready Course Handouts by the 11th of June 2027. Guidelines for the preparation of camera-ready Course handouts will become available in due course.
Prospective instructors are required to submit through the CMS their proposal that should include:
- Title
- Instructor(s) contact details (name, affiliation, country, email)
- Course modality (on-site, on-line)
- Course level (introductory, intermediate, advanced)
- Target audience (researchers/academics, students, professionals, industry, other)
- Abstract (a 300-word summary of the Course)
- Description of benefits for attendees
- Content of the Course (i.e., aims, objectives and topics to be covered and a tentative table of contents)
- Description of any hands-on part and/or exercises
- A sample of the Course’s material as an attachment (optional)
- Course history: a list of previously presented relevant Courses / tutorials / classes
- For on-site Courses, any additional equipment required on top of the provided equipment (a projection screen and a projector or a large monitor, a sound system with a microphone, a camera, and a laptop PC connected to internet)
- For on-site Courses, any material or office supplies required
- For either on-site or on-line Courses: any specific requirements for participants (e.g. access to a particular software, use of laptop or tablet, previous knowledge)
- Short bio of instructor(s)
PARTICIPATION
Participation in the Courses is available for registered Conference participants. An additional token fee of $25 per Course is applicable (plus VAT).
Course instructors do not need to register for the Conference unless they are presenting a paper/poster or if they would also like to attend the Conference.


