Paper Submission Guidelines
The IEEE CBMI 2026 conference accepts 4 types of contributions:
- Full Regular Papers, describing novel ideas and results that are relevant to the conference topics.
- Short Regular Papers, describing novel ideas and results that are relevant to the conference topics..
- Demonstration Proposals, giving an overview of new and interesting software, method or experience that can be demonstrated on-site and are relevant to the conference topics.
Paper Formatting Instructions
The conference proceedings will be published by IEEE. All submitted papers must conform to the IEEE manuscript templates for conference proceedings and the instructions it provides. On the IEEE website you will find both instructions and templates for Microsoft Word and LaTeX, as well as an Overleaf link.
Submissions must strictly obey the following page limits, where the main body of the submission includes all figures, tables and appendices, while one additional page is provided for references:
- Full Regular Papers: maximum of 6 pages + 2 pages for references
- Short Regular Papers: maximum of 4 pages + 2 pages for references
- Demonstration Proposals: maximum of 4 pages + 2 pages for references
Author Information
IEEE CBMI 2026 will be an on-site event. Each contribution (regular or demonstration proposal) must be associated with one full conference registration and at least one author is expected to present their work on-site, during the conference.
Note: The author lists must be finalised during the submission process as we will not accept any changes nor additions to the author list after the initial submission deadline.
Paper Submission
Once ready (correctly formatted, within the page limit and with the correct author information), papers are to be submitted using ConfTool via: https://www.conftool.pro/
