Submission

Important Dates
(deadline interpretation = end of the day, anywhere on earth)

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference.
Papers must be submitted as PDF files in Springer LNCS style through the conference Paper Submission page. The page limit is 14 pages, excluding references.
Springer's instructions for authors of proceedings in computer science (which includes LNCS) are available here
Authors' names need not be hidden for the reviewing process.
Springer's proceedings LaTeX templates are available on Overleaf
If authors wish to include supplementary material, we suggest they host a separate document online in services like, e.g., zenodo, and add it as a citation or footnote to the paper.
We encourage the authors to select the appropriate paper category in the submission tool and not to overuse the "other" category.
We draw the attention of the contributing conference paper authors to Springer's Code of Conduct

Submission Link: https://equinocs.springernature.com/service/PPSN2024

Following PPSN's unique tradition, all accepted papers will be presented during the poster sessions and will be included in the proceedings. For this purpose, please prepare a poster (e.g., in DIN A0 format), once your submitted full paper has been accepted. Information regarding printing opportunities on the conference site will be provided on this webpage soon.
The proceedings will be published in the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) series by Springer.

For any details regarding the workshop and tutorial call, have a look at the page for Calls.

Prospective workshop organizers are cordially invited to submit a plain-text workshop proposal by email to: Roman Kalkreuth - Roman.Kalkreuth (at) lip6.fr
Prospective tutorial organizers are cordially invited to submit a tutorial proposal in pdf-format by email to: Fabrício Olivetti de França - fabricio.olivetti(at)gmail.com with a message header following the format “TPPSN24: [tutorial’s title]”

Important Dates:
(deadline interpretation = end of the day, anywhere on earth)