Call for Abstracts
Submit your work on any topic in network science as a one-page abstract. Deadline: 1 December 2026.
Submissions
We invite one-page abstracts across all areas of network science, and especially work that breaks the field's current boundaries. Each abstract includes one mandatory descriptive figure (with caption) and references. Abstracts are reviewed by the Program Committee and accepted as a contributed talk or a poster. Authors may indicate a preferred format; the Program Committee makes the final decision.
Abstract requirements
- Abstracts must be no longer than one page, including text, figure, and references.
- Submissions must be in PDF format, prepared with the official LaTeX template.
- The language of submission and presentation is English.
- Each accepted abstract must be presented in person by one of its authors.
- Each author may present only one abstract at the main conference.
- Presenting authors must register by the presenter deadline to appear in the final program.
- Use of generative AI: Authors are fully responsible for the accuracy, originality, and scholarly quality of their abstracts; generative AI may assist with language and editing, but not replace the authors' own scientific contribution. Irresponsible use of generative AI for fabricating content (such as invented results, figures, or references) will not be accepted: such submissions will be desk rejected, and repeated occurrence will be recorded.
Conference topics
Topics include, but are not limited to, the following. When submitting, you can select more than one topic.
- Adaptive Networks
- Biological Networks
- Brain Networks
- Community Detection
- Critical Phenomena In Networks
- Cultural And Historical Network Analysis
- Dynamics On Networks
- Ecological Networks
- Ethics And Fairness In Network Analysis
- Financial Networks
- Graph Machine Learning
- Higher-Order Networks
- Linguistic Networks
- Mobility Networks
- Models Of Networks
- Multi-Agent and LLM Networks
- Multilayer Networks
- Network Control
- Network Data Collection
- Network Epidemiology
- Network Geometry
- Network Measures And Metrics
- Network Resilience
- Network Science and Education
- Network Visualization
- Signed Networks
- Social Networks
- Spatial Networks
- Statistical Analysis Of Networks And Inference
- Synchronization and control
- Technological Networks
- Temporal Networks
Presentation formats
- Contributed talks (12 minutes + 3 min Q&A): Standard oral presentations with time reserved for audience questions and discussion.
- Posters (A0 portrait · vertical): Pins will be provided on-site.
How to submit
- Prepare your abstract with the official NetSci 2027 LaTeX template on Overleaf.
- Submit the PDF through the NetSci 2027 submission system.
Questions
Write to program.netsci@tu-dresden.de.