Call for Workshops & Tutorials

Workshop Proposals

The ALIFE 2024 workshops are intended to be forums to present and discuss new approaches, visions, or critical reflections within a research area. They provide an excellent opportunity to meet people with similar interests, to be exposed to cutting-edge research, and to exchange ideas in an informal setting. The organizers of an accepted workshop are responsible for its coordination and publicity (e.g., for sending out calls for papers/abstracts), for collecting and reviewing the papers/abstracts, and for maintaining a website providing a list of accepted talks. Workshops are open to all interested conference participants unless specifically justified otherwise in the application. Workshops can allocate either one or two 1.5-hour time slots.

If accepted, ALIFE will provide the onsite and online logistics (seminar rooms, projectors, coffee breaks, zoom) and links from the main conference website. All other organizational issues — including separate review process and proceedings publication, if any — are taken care of by the workshop chairs. Therefore, any workshop-specific requests from participants should be exclusively addressed to them, not to the ALIFE committee. The internal organization of the satellite workshops and tutorials (website, paper submission, invited talks, proceedings, all deadlines except registration) is entirely left up to their respective organizers. Participation in workshops requires conference registration.


Tutorial Proposals

ALIFE 2024 tutorials will be presented by domain experts to cover current topics relevant to artificial life researchers and practitioners, such as introduction to state-of-the-art methods and software. Each tutorial slot will be 1.5 hours long. We encourage tutorial organizers to maintain a website that collects tutorials, demos, and interactive material.

As for Tutorials, ALIFE will provide the onsite and online logistics (seminar rooms, projectors, coffee breaks, zoom) and links from the main conference website. All other organizational issues are taken care of by the tutorial chairs. Therefore, any tutorial-specific requests from participants should be exclusively addressed to them, not to the ALIFE committee. Participation in tutorials requires conference registration.


Proposal submission of a workshop or tutorial

If you are interested in organising a workshop or tutorial, please fill out this form.

All proposals must be sent by the 15th of January, 2024 22nd of January, 2024 (extension).

If you have any questions, please contact us at artificiallife2024@gmail.com
Make sure your e-mail subject is Workshop & Tutorials.