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Submissions are invited for ISWC 2010, the Ninth International Semantic Web Conference, to be held November 7-11, 2010, in Shanghai, China. Accepted submissions will be distributed in electronic form to attendees of the conference; accepted research papers will also be published by Springer-Verlag. At least one author of each accepted submission must attend the conference and present the work.

Research Papers

Research papers must describe original, significant research on the Semantic Web or on Semantic Web technologies or systems. Authors of accepted papers may submit an accompanying poster or demo (see below). Note that abstracts must be submitted one week before the due date for submissions. Read more >

Semantic Web In Use

In-use papers must present implemented Semantic Web applications or discuss or evaluate the use of Semantic Web techniques or use of other technologies in the Semantic Web. Of particular interest are comparisons between different technologies or approaches and lessons learned from applications. Papers on the use of the Semantic Web in China are specially welcome. Read more >

Doctoral Consortium

The Doctoral Consortium is designed to allow doctoral students to present their work to members of the Semantic Web community and receive feedback on their research. Submissions to the Doctoral Consortium must describe work performed as part of an ongoing PhD degree. Read more >

Posters and Demos

Posters must describe original research on the Semantic Web or on Semantic Web technologies or systems. Posters can present preliminary results or describe work still in progress. System demonstrations must present a novel hardware or software system of interest in the Semantic Web. Poster submissions and system demonstrations can overlap the work described in other kinds of submissions. Read more >

Industry Talks

Industry talks provide an opportunity to present technical information about Semantic Web products and services. Submissions (abstracts only) will be primarily evaluated based on relevance to the Semantic Web, interest to conference attendees, technical depth and business applicability. Marketing and sales material will not be considered. Read more >

Semantic Web Challenge

The Semantic Web Challenge is the premier event for demonstrating practical progress towards achieving the vision of the Semantic Web. This year's 8th edition of the challenge will consist of two tracks: the open track and the billion triples track. The winners in both categories will be selected and announced at the conference.

Metadata Proposals

ISWC has collected data about the conference itself (e.g., papers, people and satellite events) since 2004. ISWC 2010 plans to extend the scope of the data it will collect about the event, and to encourage the development of innovative applications that use the ISWC data as well other linked data. The goal is to demonstrate the value of semantic technologies, to explore novel approaches in building semantic applications, and to better serve the Semantic Web community by "eating our own dog food". Read more >

Workshop Proposals

ISWC workshops are smaller, less formal settings for the presentation and discussion of ongoing work related to the Semantic Web. Workshop proposals will be primarily evaluated on the interest of the workshop to a viable fraction of the Semantic Web community. Read more >

Tutorial Proposals

ISWC tutorials should teach students, researchers, and others about particular topics related to the Semantic Web. Tutorial proposals will be primarily evaluated on the interest of the tutorial to a viable fraction of the Semantic Web community. Read more >