ISD 2026 — Call for Papers


Submissions

The workshop accepts three kinds of submissions:

Abstracts for presentation only: 2 pages
(NOTE: these are not included in the proceedings)

Short papers: 6-8 pages

Full research papers: 10-14 pages

Topics of interest with (the broadest interpretation of) an image-schematic focus include:
  • conceptual primitives in artificial intelligence
  • analysis of conceptual metaphors
  • linguistic analysis
  • formalisation of affordances and force dynamics
  • spatiotemporal reasoning
  • commonsense reasoning
  • conceptual modelling
  • use cases of embodied cognition
  • formal approaches to analogical reasoning
  • formal concept analysis
  • applications in cognitive robotics
  • image-schematic interface design
  • compositional art and literature analysis

All submissions will be peer-reviewed, and accepted contributions will be included in the joint TriCoLore proceedings (CEUR-WS, Scopus-indexed) and presented at the workshop! At least one author needs to register and physically attend the event.

Formatting and submission instructions will be made available on the event website. As organisers of TriCoLore, we are also planning a special issue in KI-Künstliche Intelligenz for extended versions of selected papers.


Important dates:

Submission opens: August 1st
Abstract submission deadline: September 7th
Paper submission deadline: September 18th
Notification of acceptance: October 25th
Camera-ready version due: November 16th