中国计算机学会（CCF）推荐学术会议-C（数据库／数据挖掘／内容检索）：ECIR 2026

The 48th European Conference on Information Retrieval (ECIR 2026) is Europe's premier forum for cutting-edge research in Information Retrieval (IR). Bringing together researchers, practitioners, and industry experts, ECIR provides a platform for sharing new, unpublished, and innovative research shaping the future of IR.

重要信息

CCF推荐：C（数据库／数据挖掘／内容检索）

录用率：34.1%（181/550，2025年）

时间地点：2026年3月30日-代尔夫特·荷兰

截止时间：2025年9月25日

Call for Full Papers

Search and ranking, including retrieval models and ranking, query and content analysis, Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), and theoretical aspects of Information Retrieval;

Recommender systems, including recommendation algorithms, and advanced recommender systems, covering rich content representations, content analysis, and diverse recommendation techniques such as content-based and collaborative filtering, cross-domain and context-aware methods, and multi-stakeholder approaches;

User aspects in IR, including information interaction, human-AI collaboration, contextualisation, personalisation, simulation, characterisation, and behaviours;

System aspects, including retrieval and recommendation architectures, efficiency and scalability;

Conversational search and recommender systems, focusing on natural language understanding and generation, dialogue management, multimodal interaction, and user engagement in search processes;

Explainability methods, addressing the transparency, interpretability, and accountability of AI-driven systems, particularly for information retrieval, recommendation, and personalisation;

Machine Learning and Large Language Models for information retrieval and recommendation, IR in agentic workflows;

Applications, such as web search, web and social media apps, professional and domain-specific search, novel interfaces to search tools, intelligent search, multimodal search and conversational agents;

Evaluation research, including new metrics, benchmarks and novel methods for the measurement and evaluation of retrieval and/or recommendation systems, users, and/or applications;

Societally-motivated IR research, including on algorithmic bias and fairness, misinformation, hate speech, interpretability and explainability, privacy-aware IR, trustworthy IR, and ethics.

Call for Short Papers

Short papers differ from full papers in that they present innovative new works, but may be narrower in scope or applications. Submissions may include preliminary ideas, but still should provide empirical or theoretical validation. Papers that stimulate discussion are particularly encouraged.

Short papers are up to 6 pages in length, plus additional pages for references. Appendices count toward the page limit. Please put appendices before the references for paper submission.

Short papers will be refereed through double-anonymous peer review. This means that all submitted papers must be fully anonymised.

Call for Workshop

We welcome submissions on any topic relevant to the general field of Information Retrieval, including those mentioned in the Call for Full papers for ECIR 2026.