The Organising Committee for iPRES 2026 has decided to extend the deadline for submissions to be peer-reviewed until 16 March.

Submission categories include:

• Full Papers: In-depth research papers, technical studies, or detailed case studies (maximum 8 pages)
• Short Papers: Work-in-progress reports or emerging topics (maximum 4 pages)
• Workshops: Interactive sessions focusing on tools, methods, standards, or best practices
• Tutorials: Educational sessions designed to teach participants new skills or technologies, with clear learning outcomes
• Panels: Moderated discussions exploring key issues and trends in digital preservation
• Posters: Visual presentations of projects, tools, or ideas encouraging discussion and engagement

Submissions can be made through the official ConfTool portal.

Further information on submission is available here.

The review process has been extended accordingly, see Important Dates.