Taiwan–France Cybersecurity & AI Workshop 2026
Call for Posters – Cybersecurity Track
Student Poster submissions are now closed. Accepted posters will be presented at the workshop.
The submission deadline was October 19, 2026 (AoE). Acceptance notifications are scheduled for October 23, 2026. The submission form is no longer available from this website.
Call for Posters
Important Dates
- Student Poster — Submission Deadline (Closed)
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- Student Poster — Notification of Acceptance
Topics
The Cybersecurity Track welcomes research on a broad range of cybersecurity topics, with a particular interest in malware analysis and detection.
Topics of Interest
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Malware Analysis and Detection
- Threat Detection and Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Network and System Security
- Software and Application Security
- AI and Machine Learning for Cybersecurity
- Security Automation and Autonomous Cyber Defense
- Cybersecurity Data Analytics
- Emerging Cybersecurity Threats and Defense
Student Posters
This category is open to undergraduate students, graduate students, and postdoctoral researchers. Both individual and group submissions are welcome. Each submission must have a faculty advisor or mentor.
The one-page submission should briefly describe the research background, methodology, and key findings. Previously published or publicly presented work is also welcome. If the work has been published or presented elsewhere, this must be clearly indicated in the submission, and the original publication or presentation venue must also be clearly cited on the poster.
Student Poster submissions are now closed. Submitted posters are subject to review.
Submission Length: Maximum 1 page
Review Process
Student Poster submissions will undergo a single-blind review.
Submissions will be evaluated based on the following criteria:
- Novelty and Significance: The originality or significance of the research idea, approach, findings, or perspective, and its potential contribution to the field.
- Research Quality: The soundness and appropriateness of the research methodology and analysis.
- Clarity: The clarity and organization of the research objectives, methods, and findings.
- Relevance: The relevance of the work to the scope and themes of the workshop.
Submission Format
Student Poster submissions should follow the IEEE Conference Template.
Submissions closed on October 19, 2026 (AoE).
Poster Presentations
All accepted Student Posters will be presented in poster format at the workshop.
Poster presentation guidelines, including poster size and format, will be announced at a later date.
Student Poster Benefits
- All student presenters of accepted posters will receive an official Certificate of Poster Presentation.
- Each accepted poster includes one complimentary student registration and free attendance at the Day 1 banquet.
Best Poster Award
Up to 20% of accepted posters will be recognized with a Best Poster Award. Award recipients will be announced later.