These comprehensive research papers should provide in-depth insights into the workshop's themes and topics. Authors are encouraged to submit papers of up to 8 pages, including the bibliography. Additionally, authors may include well-marked appendices spanning an additional 2 pages to provide supplementary information for a thorough understanding of the research.
We understand the value of concise contributions. Short papers, limited to 6 pages, including the bibliography, allow authors to present their research, findings, or ideas concisely and effectively.
For those with focused contributions or ongoing research, we invite submissions in the form of discussion papers. These should be 2-4 pages in length, inclusive of references, and serve as a platform for initiating discussions and seeking valuable feedback from the workshop's attendees.
Practical demonstrations can be powerful tools for showcasing innovative solutions and technologies. Demo papers, spanning 2-4 pages, including references, provide authors with the opportunity to present their work visually and interactively during the workshop.
We encourage authors to share their visionary perspectives on the workshop's central themes in papers ranging from 1-2 pages, including references. Vision papers offer an avenue to explore future directions and possibilities within the realms of deepfakes, disinformation, deception, and related areas.
In an effort to promote interdisciplinary discussions, authors may submit poster papers of 1-2 pages, including references. If you've presented a poster at the main conference that aligns with the workshop's focus, you have the option to submit a poster version to further engage with the workshop audience.