The work-in-progress (WIP) track offers authors the opportunity to share and discuss late breaking work with the community. It is a great opportunity to test new ideas and receive feedback on ongoing research that have not yet reached the level of maturity required for other types of submissions.
Submissions typically cover new theoretical concepts, experimental setups and protocols, preliminary research results or early technological developments and proofs of concepts prototypes.
Although at an early stage of research, the submission must follow the same standards of presentation and scientific quality as regular academic papers. Submitted papers are expected to fit within the subject matter scope of the conference. They must be original and cannot be submitted or published elsewhere.
Important dates
- Submission open: 3rd February 2024
- Submission deadline: 19th April 2024
12th April 2024 - Notification of acceptance:
12 May 202417 may 2024 - Accepted WIP final submission: 25 May 2024
All deadlines are 11:59 pm Anywhere on Earth (UTC-12:00)
Submission details
WIP papers are submitted through PCS system.
The page limit is 3 pages (single-column format, same template as full-paper submissions) including references. You can find the Latex and Microsoft Word templates and the detailed formatting guidelines through these links:
All accepted WIP papers will be archived as open-access publications with your agreement in a Zenodo collection, a CERN operated open science repository.
Review process
WIP submissions will be reviewed by at least one reviewer and the WIP chairs. Authors of accepted WIPs will be expected to use these reviews to improve their submissions before submitting the final version.
Presentation
At least one author of an accepted WIP is expected to register for the conference under the regular academic or regular categories and to be present in person to present their work. Presentation of WIPs at the conference will be in the form of a poster presentation.
The posters should be in A0 size (33.11 x 46.81 in or 84.1 x 118.9 cm) in portrait mode. The posters can be designed using any format as long as they fit within this allocated space. Authors are responsible for printing their own poster and bringing it to the conference.
WIP Chairs
Dr. Charles Hudin and Dr. Sabrina Panëels, CEA List, Université Paris-Saclay.
wip@2024.eurohaptics.org