Call for Participation

We invite submissions from all areas (e.g., computer science, pattern recognition, security, privacy, etc.) relevant for, or applied to, mobile and wearable biometrics. Papers in three formats will be accepted:

1. Position papers / extended abstracts: 2 pages (excluding references). They should describe new, previously, or concurrently published research or work-in-progress.

2. Journal paper presentations. They should be in the format of the original publication, but they could have optionally an extended abstract of 2 pages (excluding references). See below for more information.

3. Full length papers: 4-8 pages (excluding references). They should describe new work that has not been previously published, accepted for publication, or submitted for review at another venue during our review period. 

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Physiological biometrics (fingerprint, face, iris, vein, etc.);

• Behavioral biometrics (signature, keystroke, gait, etc.);

• Cognitive biometrics (ECG, PPG, EDA, EEG, etc.);

• Attacks to biometric systems;

• Biometric template protection schemes;

• Privacy preserving solutions;

• Multibiometric recognition systems;

• Machine learning with limited computational resources;

• Usability, interfaces, and human factors;

• Database collection;

• Generation of synthetic data;

• Ethical, legal and psychological perspectives.

Submissions are not anonymous. Please use the standard ACM SIG Proceedings Template in Overleaf for your submission (two columns).        

Please note that accepted papers will not be included in the proceedings of MobileHCI'23. They will be distributed in the workshop proceedings via CEUR-WS.org. The authors will retain copyrights of the submissions,  hence they can resubmit revised versions to any other conference or journal. Yet, authors may opt out of the proceedings. 

Depending on the number of full-length papers we receive, we might edit a Q1/Q2 journal special issue (for example Pattern Recognition Letters) inviting extended versions of the best workshop submissions presenting new work.

Depending on the number of papers accepted, a best paper award will be assigned for each one of the paper submission formats.