Position papers, research papers, and case study papers.
6–10 pages, not including references, acknowledgments, and CEUR’s Declaration on Generative AI.
The CEURART single-column template. It’s available as a ZIP download and via Overleaf (use the official CEUR-WS “ceurart” single-column format).
PDF only, using the CEURART single-column template.
No. Abstract submission is optional. You may submit an abstract by July 13, 2026 (AoE), but it is not required to submit a full paper.
“Anywhere on Earth”: the deadline applies to the last time zone on Earth (UTC−12).
Via EasyChair: https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=recsys2026workshops
When creating the submission, select the track “BEYOND - A Workshop on the Interdisciplinarity of Recommender Systems.”
Single-anonymized peer review: author names and affiliations remain in the manuscript; reviewer identities are hidden. Each submission will be reviewed by three Program Committee members.
Quality, novelty, clarity, interdisciplinarity, and relevance for fostering discussion. Where applicable: methodological rigor and ethical considerations.
No. Submissions must be original, in English, and not under review elsewhere (conference, workshop, or journal) at the time of submission.
Yes. Accepted papers will be published in the workshop proceedings after the event (most likely via CEUR-WS). Camera-ready instructions and CEUR metadata details will be provided upon notification.
At least one author of each accepted paper must register for and attend the workshop in person to present and participate in Q&A.
Only in specific cases: if accepted authors face demonstrable visa or travel issues, they may record a video presentation.
Yes. The workshop explicitly welcomes contributions from outside core computing and work that bridges computational and non-computational approaches, including qualitative, ethnographic, interpretive, and mixed-methods studies.
Yes. Case studies of failures, harms, unintended consequences, and work on risk assessment, robustness, adversarial evaluation, and mitigation strategies are welcome.
Follow CEUR-WS guidelines and include CEUR’s Declaration on Generative AI as required. Further details will be provided with camera-ready instructions.
The CFP does not specify supplementary material. Please prepare your main paper to be self-contained. If supplementary materials become permitted, details will be provided on the submission site.