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Thirteenth International Conference on Software and Emerging Technologies for

Education, Culture, Entertainment, and Commerce

( SETECEC 2025 )

13th International Conference on Software and Emerging Technologies for Education, Culture, Entertainment, and Commerce :: SETECEC 2025 :: London, UK :: May, 20 – 22, 2025

International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, and Books / Handbooks Presentation.

Call for Papers :: London, UK :: 20 - 22 May, 2025

The 13th International Conference on “Software and Emerging Technologies for Education, Culture, Entertainment, and Commerce (SETECEC 2025): New Directions in Multimedia Mobile Computing, Social Networks, Human-Computer Interaction and Communicability” is a scientific meeting for discussing the latest advances in the emerging areas of computer sciences and new technologies for education, cultural and natural heritage, virtual entertaiment and digital commerce, for instance.

All contributions –papers, posters, workshops, demos, doctoral consortium, etc., should be of high quality, originality, clarity, and significance. In the current international conference it is demonstrated how with a correct integration among professionals of formal, factual and natural sciences interesting research lines in the following subjects: Artificial Agents in Extended Reality, Computer Art and Creativity, Cyber-culture, Distance Learning, Educational Methodologies, Extended Reality, Gamification, Graphical User Interfaces, HCI, ICT, Intelligence Artificial, Interactive Design, Mobile Computing, Multimedia, Network Security, Machine Learning, Motion Graphics, Quality Evaluation of High Education, Social and Human Factors, Ubiquitous Computing, Users and Adaptive Interfaces, UX, Videogame Technologies, Visual Effects and Computer Graphics; and other computational areas are solicited on, but not limited to (alphabetical order):

3D Visualization
Brain-Computer Interfaces
Business Intelligence Technology
Children-Computer Interaction
Cloud Computing
Collaborative Technologies
Communicability
Computational Archaeology
Computer Animation
Computer Games Design
Creative Open Software
Cross-Cultural Design
Cultural and Natural Heritage
Cyber-bullying
Education and Virtual Agents
Emerging Technologies
Ergonomics
Games Design
Gardunia Factor in Education
Holographic Three-dimensional Telepresence
Intelligent Systems
Marketing and Commerce Online
Metaverse
Mixed / Virtual / Augmented Reality
New Directions in Social Networks
New Mass Media
Scientific Visualization
Software Engineering

A special consideration: Many conferences are focussed on specific aspects of computer science; artificial general intelligence; human-computer interaction; advanced interfaces; engineering education; information systems engineering; retrieval information; recommender systems; web engineering; gamification; tangible, embedded and embodied interaction; technological ecosystems, and so forth, and bring together leading experts in a particular field or sometimes on a specific technology. At such large conferences students are often marginalized or relegated to poster sessions, with only 5 - 10 minutes for the presentation/s. These conferences, workshops, symposiums, etc., are not a "mega scale" (thousands) and aim to promote dialogue between established professors and graduate students working on new directions. Furthermore, we work with zero "G" Factor (G = Garduña / Gardunia).

Hence topics from the whole range of education, cultural / natural heritage and new technologies, human-computer interaction, extended reality, software, design, interactive systems, and so on, are welcomed. Last year’s symposia, workshops, conferences, etc., organized by ALAIPO and AInCI, for instance, included papers on the topics (see above the alphabetical order). An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialities; which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views.

Kind regards,

International Secretariat
ALAIPO & AInCI

This is an international conference “100% in-person.”

More information: info@alaipo.com / info@ainci.com

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Eleventh International Conference on

Multimedia, Scientific Information, and Visualization for Information Systems and Metrics

( MSIVISM 2025 )

11th International Conference on Multimedia, Scientific Information and Visualization for Information and Metrics :: MSIVISM 2025 :: London, UK :: May, 22 – 24, 2025

International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, and Books / Handbooks Presentation.

Call for Papers :: London, UK :: 22 - 24 May, 2025

Measurement is a fundamental activity in the advancement of the sciences. Historically, civilizations have contributed a myriad of knowledge stemming from the discoveries and inventions of scientists, and in order to perfect such results, the names and studies of those savants are part of the scientific cultural wealth of all humankind; and so they have been carefully recorded in the annuals of history ever since the earliest origins of the human endeavor to know more.

In the 20th century the global village foreseen by Marshall McLuhan generated a kind of vital epicenter, but at the same time it was a source of conflicts and especially in relation to subjects such as the quality of metrics that are used to measure progress in the spaces that exist between the interrelations of the various different subject disciplines. It is easy to detect how in the 21st century many detractors of the measurement of the quality of the interactive systems resorted to a myriad of ploys to play down the importance that exists in the intersection between the factual, formal and natural sciences and also the humanities and/or new technologies of information and communication.

Today, it would be relatively easy to analyse the mistakes of those who at the end of the 20th century saw the multimedia as a union of media, when in reality it is an intersection of the same. This intersection was easily detectable by the communication professionals, from the social point of view, for instance. However, initially that crossroads was rejected from the computer science perspective. By way of example, for a large part of the last decade of the past century overlapping concepts were ignored, especially when the issues concerning multimedia communications and the measurement of the quality of the communicative process among human beings through computers were approached. in few words, that denial derived from a lack of training and/or experience of what should have been a 360 degree vista between the factual, formal and natural sciences.

Actually, such a holistic vision mustn't be understood simply as synonymous with of interdisciplinary study, but rather as a balance between theories and practices of the factual, formal and natural sciences. The current space intends to locate that balance among amongst all of the components of the multimedia / emerging new interactive systems, including their variables and also their relationships, from the point of view of software quality as well as the point of view of hardware efficiency. It is a context where scientific information occupies a predominant place and around it we find many of the key elements for the current and also future trends in the quality and communicational / informative / formative systems as a whole.

In this field the details of the informative systems, especially aimed at interactive multimedia, scientific visualization, content of scientific information, extended reality, amongst so many other issues related to computer science engineering, software, systems, telecommunications, electronics, robotics, etc., are all studied in detail. In other words, these are the fundamental issues that we all will have to approach on a daily basis as future professionals of the informative systems, and as we enbark on a journey towards a new era: “Quantic-nanotechnological-self-sufficient era.”

All contributions –papers, research-in-progress, workshops, demos, posters and doctoral consortium, should be of high quality, originality, clarity, and significance. In the current international conference it is demonstrated how with a correct integration among professionals of factual, formal and natural sciences interesting research lines in the following subjects 3D, AI, APPs Programming, Interfaces, Augmented Reality, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Educational Assessment, Interaction, Communicablity, Design, Emerging Interactive Technologies, HRI, ICT, Information Management, Metrics, Methods / Techniques / Tool for Heuristic Evaluation, Mobile Computing, Telecommunication, Multimedia / Emerging New Systems, Quality Evaluation, Networking, Scientific Information and Informatics, Software / Systems / Usability Engineering, UX, and other computational areas are solicited on, but not limited to (alphabetical order):

Design and Interactive Communication

Adaptive Interfaces.
Artificial Intelligence.
Cognitive Modeling.
Communicability.
Cross-Cultural Design for the Aged Population.
Human-Robotics Communication.
Interface Metaphors.
Interfaces for Collaborative Work.
Linguistics and Semiotics for Interactive Design with AI.
Models of Design for Interactive Systems.
Tangible and Embodied Interaction for Educational Context.

Multimedia Systems and ICT

Auditory Contents of Multimedia.
Big Multimedia Data Analytics.
Interaction in XR.
IoT.
Methods, Techniques and Tools for Assessment of Multimedia / Emerging New Systems.
Mobile APIs and Services.
Mobile Social Network Interaction.
Multimedia Systems and Architecture.
Networking and Connectivity.
Ubiquitous Multimedia / XR.

Computer Science, Scientific Information and Visualization

Computer Graphics and Quantum Information.
Computer Vision.
Data Science and Digital Repositories.
Emerging Trends and Technologies for Mobile Scientific Visualization.
e-Science in the Cloud.
HCI / HRI and Visual Navigation.
Image Processing.
Medical Informatics.
Scientific Journalism: Freedom of Expression and Veracity of the Information.
Scientific Publications and Informatics: Right of Access to Information.
Virtual Agents and Behaviour Computer Animation.

Knowledge, Software Quality and Global Village

Augmented Cognitive in New Media.
Data Management and Mining.
Ethics and Aesthetics for Interactive Contents Online: Right to Truthfulness of Information.
Gardunia Factor in Social Networking from Educational Structure.
Globalization and IT.
Human and Social Factors for Software Quality.
Intelligent Systems and UX for Education.
Knowledge Management.
Natural Language Processing.
Quality Attributes and Metrics in the Interactive Systems.

Finally, a special clarification: Many conferences are focussed on specific aspects of 3D modeling, computational geometry, computational photography, computer science, computer-children interaction, computer-robotics interaction, ecosystems, heuristic evaluation, image processing, interfaces, machine learning, medical information, retrieval information, user interface design, and so on, and bring together leading experts in a particular field or sometimes on a specific technology. At such large conferences students are often marginalized or relegated to poster sessions with only 5 - 10 minutes for the presentation, for example. The conferences, workshops, symposiums, and so forth, are not a big scale (thousands) and aim to promote dialogue between established professors and graduate students working on new research directions. Besides, we are working with zero Gardunia Factor.

Last year’s symposia, workshops, conferences, parallel sessions, and so on, organized by ALAIPO and AInCI, for instance, included papers, posters, demos, work-in-progress, etc., on the topics (see above the alphabetical order). An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialities; which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views.

Kind regards,

International Secretariat
ALAIPO & AInCI

This is an international conference “100% in-person.”

More information: info@alaipo.com / info@ainci.com

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Fourteenth International Symposium on

Communicability, Computer Graphics and Innovative Design for Interactive Systems

( CCGIDIS 2025 )

14th International Symposium on Communicability, Computer Graphics and Innovative Design for Interactive Systems :: Ljubljana, Slovenia :: June, 10 – 12, 2025

International Symposium with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, Parallel Sessions and Books / Handbooks Presentation.

Call for Contributions :: Ljubljana, Slovenia :: 10 - 12 June 2025

Communicability is the cornerstone for the success of the interaction among human beings and the technological (r)evolution in scientfic visualization, expanded reality, motion graphics, internet of things, artificial intelligence, etc., devices in which a huge part of humankind is immersed. In these devices there is a convergence and intersection of disciplines deriving from the natural, formal and factual sciences. The main goal is to improve the interaction process with the new technologies on a daily basis.

Since its origins computer graphics has always been involved in the global village foreseen by McLuhan and has accompanied all the stages of the technological (r)evolution in the professional computer sector and telecommunications.
Hence topics from the whole range of Advances in Software and Hardware for CAD, AI, Audio-Visual, Communicability, Computer Animation, Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Creativity and Original Design, Design Architecture in Virtual Reality, Educational Quality, Face and Gesture Recognition, Human-Computer Interaction, ICT, Industrial Design Engineering, Imaging, Intelligent User Interface, Interactive Systems Engineering, Internet of Things, iTV, Low-level Vision and Image Processing, Medical Image Processing, Modelling, Motion Graphics, Quality Content in New Media, Rendering Systems, Scientific Visualization, Ubiquitous Computing, UX, Video Games, Virtual Agents, Vision for Robotics, and so on, are welcomed.

Last year’s symposia, workshops, conferences, etc., organized by ALAIPO and AInCI, for instance, included research works on the topics (see below the alphabetical order). An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialities; which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views.

Today the variegated devices of massive consumption of microcomputers, deriving mainly from the educational and entertainment sectors, have already entered the era of three-dimensional vision without using additional peripherals such as specialized glasses or virtual reality helmets. Evidently a new horizon is opening for 3D computer graphics and/or on-line and off-line interactive systems, contents, expanded reality navigation, metaverse, quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and so forth.

In others words, in the current space of the 14th International Symposium on "Communicability, Computer Graphics and Innovative Design for Interactive Systems" (CCGIDIS 2025), we intend to set up a context of exchange of experiences, projects, research-in-progress, etc., in their way of development and reflexion about theoretical aspects with the purpose of drawing guidelines for the future in the middle and long run. Consequently, the discussion will be focused on – but not limited to – the following main issues (alphabetical order):

3D Computer Vision
Artificial Life
Audio-Visual Communication
Behaviour Computer Animation
Biomedical Image Analysis
CAD / CAM / CAE
Cinema 3D
Cloud Computing and Multimedia Content Distribution
Communicability
Computational Geometry
Computational Imaging Systems
Computational Photography
Computer Animation
Computer Art and Creativity
Computer Graphics for Security
Computer Graphics for Users with Physical Disabilities
Database and Compression Methods of the Graphic Information
Design Categories for Interactive Systems: Evaluation Techniques
Digital Cartography
Digital Sound
Eco-design
Efficiency and Complexity Issues in Graphics Algorithms
Expanded Reality
Finite Element Methods in Graphics
Fractals and Chaos: Theory and Experiments
Graphic Design
Human/Children/AI-Computer Communication/Interaction
Illumination Techniques
Image Restoration for Cultural Heritage
Industrial Design and Ergonomics
Interactive Geometric Processing
Machine Vision
Medical Image Processing
Modeling Non-rigid Objects
Models of Design for Interactive Systems
Molecular Graphics
Motion Graphics
Natural Phenomena and Computer Graphics Emulation
Optimization Methods
Perceptual Quality in Image
Printing Technologies
Progress and Challenges in Computer Graphics for Scientific Visualization
Quality Attributes for Communicability Assessment
Radiosity
Ray Tracing
Rendering
Robot Vision
Shape Analysis
Social Impact of Visual Emerging Technologies for Education
Social Networking and Video Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Software Design
Special Effects
Speech and Natural Language Interfaces
Surface: Appearance, Formation, Enhancement and Light Interactions
Tangible User Interface
Telecommunications
Texture Mapping
User-Centered Design
Video Games Design
Virtual Archaeology
Virtual Museums and E-tourism
Virtual Tutors and Education
Visualizing Multivariate Data
Web Design
Wireless and Multimedia Mobile Phone

All contributions should be of high originality, quality, clarity, and significance. Papers, demos, posters, doctoral consortium, workshops and parallel sessions related to: 2D / 3D Computer Graphics, 3D Printing, 3D Scene Modeling, Augmented Reality, Design Methods, Emerging Technologies for Medical Image Processing, Genetic Algorithms, Image Restoration, Imaging, Information Design, Intelligent Systems, Machine Learning and Neural Networks, Mixed Reality, Modelling, Motion Graphics Design, Multimedia Mobile Systems, Quality Design, Rendering, User Interface Design, Ubiquitous Computing, Virtual Reality, and other computational areas, will be welcome for your assessment. All submitted research works will be reviewed by a double-blind (at least three reviewers), non-blind, and participative peer review. These three kinds of review will support the selection process of those that will be accepted for their presentation at the international symposium.

Kind regards,

International Secretariat
ALAIPO & AInCI

This is an international conference “100% in-person.”

More information: info@alaipo.com / info@ainci.com

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Fifth International Conference on

Innovation in Tourism Systems, Intelligent Gamification and User Interaction

( ITSIGUI 2025 )

5th International Conference on Innovation in Tourism Systems, Intelligent Gamification and User Interaction :: ITSIGUI 2025 :: Ljubljana, Slovenia :: 13 - 15 June 2025

International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, and Books / Handbooks Presentation.

Call for Papers :: Ljubljana, Slovenia :: 13 - 15 June 2025

New spaces are emerging for constructive reflection in the context of social and technological research fostered by the rise of the democratization of access to online information in the process of convergence of the different disciplines of human knowledge. The present conference is one example of them.

In this event we pay special attention to interactive systems / extended reality / multimedia mobile communication that has made the possibility available to millions of users to instantly access information related to tourism and its main components, such as the natural and cultural heritage, economic growth with an avant-garde tourism (i.e., sustainable / smart / health / wellness / sport / recreational / hospitality, among others original and ingenious attributes and/or components), of thousands of places, scattered far and wide, of our planet.

In addition, the uninterrupted progress of the new technologies and the tourism industry require intercultural content that intelligently adapts to the potential recipients and generators of positive trends in social networks.

In this creative stage, education has a priority role, as it continues to be one of the mainstays of culturally developed communities, as evidenced by recent history, together with the evolution of civilizations, regardless of temporal and spatial space.

In our days, educational creativity finds in gamification a learning technique that continues with the precepts formulated in the 20th century with learning by playing. In this sense, gamification, understood as a mechanics of games in the educational-professional field, opens new fields for study and research to achieve better results, together with the requirements of users of intelligent interactive systems in the new millennium.

Therefore, this is an ideal environment for all people who want to present the results obtained in the application of software and hardware, in a thriving and progressive triad, such as the tourism industry, gamification applied to education, and the design of interactive contents for end users of the latest generation of multimedia systems, intelligent or not. The main areas of the conference are listed below.

The main topics that have been listed do not mean a limitation to present other topics, which can enrich and enhance the current vision. As well as the possible new horizons that can be opened for the future in the short, medium and long term. Besides, many conferences are focussed on specific aspects of tourism, gamification, learning, ecosystems, computer science, web engineering, interfaces, user experiences, embodied / full-body interaction, artificial intelligence, information retrieval, gender studies, UCD, STEAM and so forth, and bring together leading experts in a particular field or sometimes on a specific technology. At such large conferences students are often marginalized or relegated to poster sessions or similars, with short time for the la presentation (5 - 10 minutes, for instance).

Our workshops, symposia, conferences, parallel sessions, demos, and so on, are aim to promote dialogue between established professors and graduate students working on new directions, besides, we work with zero Gardunia factor. Hence topics from the whole range of artificial intelligence, big data, communicability, computer science, cultural heritage attraction, database and business intelligence, deep learning, ecotourism, gamification design, human-computer interaction, information retrieval and data mining, learning analytics, ludification, machine learning, marine and coastal areas tourism, mobile computing, new technologies, serious games, software quality, tourism industry, and so forth are welcomed. Last year’s workshops, symposia, and so forth, organized by ALAIPO and AInCI, for instance, included papers, research-in-progress, demos, parallel sessions, etc., on the topics (see below the alphabetical order).

All contributions –papers, research-in-progress, workshops, demos, posters and doctoral consortium, should be of high quality, originality, clarity, and significance. In the current international conference it is demonstrated how with a correct integration among professionals of factual, formal and natural sciences interesting research lines in the following subjects: AR, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data and Gamification, City Tourism, Communicablity, Computer Graphics, Design, Educational Quality, Entertainment Computing and Edutainment, Expanded Reality, Game-Based Learning, HCI, HRI, Human Factors, ICT, Interfaces, Methodologies and Tools for Evaluation, Multimedia Systems, Preservation of Cultural Heritage, Rural Tourism, Software Engineering, STEAM / STREAM, Tourism and Emerging Technologies, User Studies, UCD, UX, VR, and other computational / human / robotics areas are solicited on, but not limited to (alphabetical order):

Computer Science and Tourism

Climate Change and Tourism Impact
Computer Science for Cultural and Natural Heritage, Travel and Tourism
Data Science, Analysis and Computational Thinking
Database and Business Development
Digital Content, Intelligent Systems and Social Market for Real and Virtual Tourists
Ecotourism
e-Tourism
Industrial Tourism: Management and ICT Inclusion
Informatics for the Preservation of Cultural and Natural Heritage
Tourism Education and Training
Web Design: Tourism Strategies for AI

Intelligent Gamification

Games and Motion Graphics
Gamification in the Cloud
Intelligent Systems and Gamification as a Service
Interactive Narrative and Digital Storytelling
New Media and Games
Pedagogical Principles of Gamification with zero Gardunia Factor
Pervasive/Ubiquitous Gaming
Player Behavior Modelling
Serious Games User Assessment
Video Game Design and Development

User Interaction

Assessing Personal Abilities through Mobile Multimedia Systems and Expanded Reality
Design for Multimodal Interaction
Emotions and Affective Interaction
Human-Computer Interaction: History, Technologies and Trends
Immersiveness, Multimedia and Virtual User Experiences
Interaction in Expanded Reality and Internet of Things
Interactive Narrative and Digital Storytelling
Natural and Adaptive User Interfaces
Social Computing and User Behaviour
UX and Educational Interactive Systems: Entertainment and Realism

Kind regards,

International Secretariat
ALAIPO & AInCI

This is an international conference “100% in-person.”

More information: info@alaipo.com / info@ainci.com

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Seventh International Conference on

Quantum Information Technologies Applied to Nature and Society

( QUITANS 2025 )

7th International Conference on Quantum Information Technologies Applied to Nature and Society (QUITANS 2025) :: Verona, Italy :: September 1 - 3, 2025

International Conference with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Workshops, Doctoral Consortium, and Books / Handbooks Presentation.

Call for Contributions :: Verona, Italy :: 1 - 3 September 2025

We are moving quickly towards the new era called “Quantic-Nanotechnological-Self-Sufficient Era”, where the emergence of artificial intelligence will occur. In that sense, a few years ago, the transformation of traditional computer science started, whose minimal unit of information are the “bits”, towards to the “qubit”. That is to say, the minimal unit of information in quantum computers.

Although in the 20th century the bits have revolutionized the new information technologies and interactive communication, the qubits will bring new innovating winds for all humankind and the society of information towards an exponential revolution and transformation of the human-computing-nature interactions. The limits of those interactions and interrelations, orthogonal or not, exist only in the imagination and creativity of human intelligence and artificial intelligence. The current space intends to set up those first fundamental links between the bits, quibits, the human being and the context whether it is natural or artificial.

The current overcoming of the limits of miniaturization does not only constitute a challenge to the factual, formal and natural sciences, but also a great opportunity for the new horizons of quantum computing. We are facing new paradigms in the sector of the new technologies, since we will move from the laws of classical physics valid for the macroscopic world, to the realization of calculations based on the laws of quantum physics, which control the smallest components of the universe, such as the atoms and the particles.

Simulations, for instance, through the quantum computers, will open a host of new disciplines and lines of research, especially in the field of the communications between human beings and computers, biology, medicine, chemistry, astronomy, trade, new materials, among so many others.

Natural fields of work for chemists, mathematicians, physicists, nuclear engineers, aeronautical engineers, electronic engineers, industrial engineers, software engineers, among others will emerge. These new fields will require researchers unlike those who, for years or even decades, have been trivially dedicating themselves to the handicapped and/or disabled people, embodied interaction, podcasting, computer supported cooperative learning, emotions and teaching, educational ecosystems, gamification, model-driven engineering, conversational agents, user experience, universal accessibility, information retrieval, recommender systems, financial systems, public management, digital cultural heritage, and a long etcetera thus destroying the scientific and exact contents of the software engineering, CHI / HCI, and pedagogical science to mention three examples.

Besides, these simulations will allow the realization of models of any physical system and predict behavior, which entails a better understanding of the microscopic world that surrounds us. At the moment in which the democratization of the quantum computers takes place, an endless series of revolutionary developments will occur in all the branches of the formal, factual and natural sciences, add technological innovations, awaiting their good use in medicine, education, renewable energies, agronomy, the preservation of the natural parks, and so on.

We are at the beginning of a new era, such as was computer science in the 60s, when nobody knew for certain where the birth and development of the internet could take humanity, and especially since its democratization in the 90s. In short, these are times of major breakthroughs, and with a huge repercussion on both everyday life and the progress of scientific knowledge. Therefore, we are facing a kind of natural and artificial selection of the contents of the bits towards the qubits. Our main areas of topics can be summarized in the following groups of sub-topics, which do not mean that other disciplines, domains, specializations, and so forth, cannot be included in them (see below).

Many conferences are focussed on specific aspects of advanced visual interface, agriculture, artificial intelligence, automation, computer science, education, emergency services, CHI, ICT, machine learning algorithms, programming, security, simulation, user experience, children, disabled people, older adults, opinion mining, etc., and bring together leading experts in a particular field or sometimes on a specific technology. Our conferences, workshops, symposiums, etc., are not a big scale (thousands) and aim to promote dialogue between established professors, research experts, pedagogues, and so on, and students, programmers, designers, managers, and so forth, working on new directions.

Hence topics from the whole range of quantum communication, models of quantum computation, simulations, computing graphics processing, artificial intelligence, information theory, sciences and disciplines for quantum technologies, complex networks nature and society, agriculture automatization, environment and development, new professions in quantum computing, and so on, are welcomed.

Last year’s symposiums, workshops, conferences, and so forth, organized by AInCI and ALAIPO, for instance, included papers, demos, research-in-progress, doctoral consortium, posters, etc., on the topics (see below the alphabetical order). An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialities; which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views.

In short, we focus on the following main and secondary subjects, which do not exclude others of great current or future interest, alphabetically listed in the following way:

Qubits

Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence
Communication
Complexity Theory
Computer Graphics
Cryptography
Information Theory
Measurement
Simulation

Computing and Quantum Technologies

Machine Learning
Nanorobotics
Networking Models and Neural Networks
New Materials with Programmed Properties
Program Structure
Representation of Data at Scale
Scientific Visualization and Interfaces
Sensors and Superconducting Circuits
Virtualization

Quantum Phenomena Oriented to Nature and Society

Agricultural Robotization and Greenhouse System
Communicability and HCI Applicable to Quatum Computing
Creativity Oriented to Visualization of Real Microuniverses and Human-Computing-Nature Interactions
Education and Fundamental Sciences for Quantum R&D
ICTs Applied to Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment
Industrial Automatization and Renewable Energies
Information Visualization to Horticulture
Quantum Computing to Develop Skills in New Professions and Jobs
Quantum Solutions Thinking in Artificial Intelligence, Biology, Chemistry and Physics

All contributions –papers, workshops, demos, posters, research-in-progress and doctoral consortium, should be of high quality, originality, clarity, and significance. Besides, all submitted papers will be reviewed by a double-blind (at least three reviewers), non-blind, and participative peer review. These three kinds of review will support the selection process of those that will be accepted for their presentation at the international conference. Authors of accepted contributions who registered in the conference can have access to the evaluations and possible feedback provided by the reviewers who recommended the acceptance of their works, so they can accordingly improve the final version of their papers, demos, research-in-progress, and so forth.

Kind regards,

International Secretariat
ALAIPO & AInCI

This is an international conference “100% in-person.”

More information: info@alaipo.com / info@ainci.com

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Fourteenth International Workshop on

Human-Computer Interaction, Tourism and Cultural Heritage

( HCITOCH 2025 )

14th International Workshop on Human-Computer Interaction, Tourism and Cultural Heritage ( HCITOCH 2025 ) :: Verona, Italy :: September 4 - 6, 2025

International Workshop with Papers, Short Papers, Posters, Demos, Research-in-Progress, Doctoral Consortium, and Books / Handbooks Presentation.

Call for Contributions :: Verona, Italy :: 4 - 6 September 2025

The new technologies offer us a series of instruments to develop the potential of human beings with the goal of increasing the quality of life of millions of users of interactive systems in our global village. The relation of the triad computer science, quality design and communicability has proven very productive in the new millennium.

In the current era of qualitative communication, the present space is intended to be a meeting point of all those who freely wish to boost and perfect the set of strategies and techniques to improve the human-computer interaction, tourism and cultural heritage. The main goal is to facilitate communicability and make the fruition of the new technologies more pleasant.

Our effort focuses on finding the common denominator between the human-computer interaction, cultural heritage, tourism and the global village. That is, we address all those who are currently working to increase the quality of life of the human beings through the new technologies and all their derivations, wanting to know the last advances in the factual, formal and natural sciences and that this "14th International Workshop on Human-Computer Interaction, Tourism and Cultural Heritage (HCITOCH 2025): Strategies for a Creative Future with Computer Science, Quality Design and Communicability" can serve as a meeting point to boost the current and future lines of research of the investigators belonging to the university, governmental bodies and the enterprises and industries of the private sector.

Papers, short papers, demos, research-in-progress, posters, doctoral consortiums, didactic sessions, related to Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction, Tourism, Cultural and Natural Heritage, Interactive Design, Communicability, Educational Quality, Collaborative Environments for Natural and Cultural Heritage, Digitization for Conservation, Archaeological Archives with New Technologies, Motion Graphics and Animation, Creative and Original Contents for Extended Reality, Artificial Intelligence, and other Computational and Arts topics and/or sub-topics solicited on, but not limited to:

Archaeological Computing
Computer Art
Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
Computer Graphics
Computer Animation and Motion Graphics
Cross-Cultural and Internationalization of Design
Cultural Heritage and Social Networking
Development of Research and Education in Heritage Conservation
Digital Literacy Trainings
Digitization for Preservation
Drones for Conservating and Protecting Cultural and Natural Heritage
e-Book
e-Culture
Eco-design
Embedded Computing
Emerging Technologies
Emotional Design
Ergonomics
Future Challenges of Visualization Methods
Gardunia Factor in Education and Research
Human and Social Factors in Computer Sciences
Human-Computer Interaction
Human-Robot Interaction
Image Processing: Color Correction, Image Warping, Morphing and Painting
Immersive Multimedia and Extended Reality
Information Technology and Communication for Regional Development
Integration of Artificial Intelligence with other Technologies for the Tourism and Cultural / Natural Heritage
Intelligent and Adaptable Systems
Interactive Systems for Cultural and Ecological Heritage
Internet of Things
Knowledge-Based Simulation
Methodologies for Heuristic Evaluation of the Quality
Microinformatics for Conservation and Promotion of Cultural Heritage
Mobile Network Security
Online Museum
Open Source Software
Photography and Illustration Digital
Publishing and Digital Libraries
Preservation and Image Restoration of Digital Culture
Quality Attributes and Metrics for Interactive Systems
Quality Oriented to Software Architecture and Database
Reusability of the Current Digital Archiving Solutions
Robotics for Tourism and Cultural Heritage
Role of Local Community and ICTs in Cultural Heritage Management
Semiotics for Interactive Design
Social Networking
Software Engineering
Speech and Natural Language Interfaces
Storytelling and Extended Reality
Tangible User Interfaces
Techniques and Methodologies for Creative Cross-media Content
Technological and Economical Valuation of Natural and Cultural Heritage Resources
Telecommunications and Marketing Models in the Museum as Distributed Network
Tourism Enterprise Information Systems and Intelligent Agents
Tourism Technology Management
Usability Engineering and User Experience
User Interfaces for e-Culture and e-Tourism
Video Games and Cultural Heritage
Virtual Campus and Distance Education
Virtual Simulation and Quality in Heritage and Historic Environments
Visitor and ICTs Impact Management for World Heritage Sites
Visual Effects and Cinema Digital
Visualization Tools and Systems for Simulation and Modeling

An extensive listing connotes and reflects the requirement and also skill necessary to find intersection zones of the disciplines among the different domains, fields, and specialities; which at the same time potentially boosts and merges the formerly different scientific views.

All contributions –papers, short papers, demos, posters, research-in-progress and doctoral consortium, should be of high quality, originality, clarity, and significance. Furthermore, all submitted research works will be reviewed by a double-blind (at least three reviewers), non-blind, and participative peer review. These three kinds of review will support the selection process of those that will be accepted for their presentation at the international workshop. Authors of accepted contributions who registered in the workshop can have access to the evaluations and possible feedback provided by the reviewers who recommended the acceptance of their cotributions, so they can accordingly improve the final version of their papers, short papers, posters, demos, research-in-progress, and so on.

Kind regards,

International Secretariat
ALAIPO & AInCI

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"Handbook of Research on Software Quality Innovation in Interactive Systems"

Editor: Francisco V. C. Ficarra ~ Publishing: 2021

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