Poster submissions should highlight early-stage research outcomes and late-breaking work that show promise for maturing into future paper submissions. Any of the topics of interest to the conference may be addressed in the poster (see Call for Participation). Posters will be showcased at the conference during a dedicated poster-demo session. Authors will have the opportunity to discuss the work with conference attendees and receive feedback.
For the review process, authors must submit an abstract (up to six pages) and must include a draft of the poster display that has been reduced to one standard page in size (A4 or Letter). The abstract should describe the research problem, contribution, and value to the C&C research community. The poster display must be submitted as a supplementary document in the submission system.
Posters can be up to 6 pages long (excluding references) following the ACM SIGCHI extended abstract template. The submission should include:
Please submit via the Precision Conference (PCS) website below:
https://new.precisionconference.com/submissions
Once you have logged into the PCS website, select the following options under "Submissions" and click the Go button.
Posters will be juried -- reviewed by a committee with external reviewers. Reviewers will be asked to comment on the quality of the poster display as part of the review process. Submissions without a poster display will be rejected. Authors who submit may expect to receive light feedback of up to a few paragraphs in length.
Posters will be reviewed independent of other tracks. Therefore, for example, if authors want to submit both a poster and a technical demonstration, then the authors need to make two separate submissions, one for the poster and one for the demonstration, as described in the respective calls.
Incomplete and incorrect submission content or formats will be automatically rejected. Late submissions are not permitted. Authors may submit to both the poster and demo tracks through two separate submissions. However, both submissions must address significantly different aspects of the research to warrant two publications and presentations. Submissions deemed too similar will be considered a demo submission only and rejected from the poster track.