Example Conference
Bielefeld: 1-3 Nov 2025
Example International Conference - Subtitle of the Conference
Motto of the conference mehr
Conference Update
On the main page, the current state of the conference should be displayed, distinguishing between:
- Status "Ongoing Calls" (Open calls for submissions, Call for registrations, information on key dates)
- Status "Conference live" (Short overview of the program/schedule, Call for registrations, information on key dates
- Status "Conference closed" ("Thank you for participating" box, Overview of relevant documents like a program booklet, gallery or link to the news report on the conference)
Call for Abstracts
"Motto of the conference"
Here, the call for abstracts can be displayed during the "Ongoing calls" status of the website. When the Call is closed, the call for abstract should only be accessible via a subpage or PDF.
Example Call:
The Blueprint Futures Conference invites researchers, creators, and practitioners to submit abstracts that explore innovative frameworks, structural models, and forward-looking system designs. We welcome proposals that map emerging ideas, chart new methodologies, or present scalable solutions across disciplines such as technology, urban planning, education, sustainability, and organizational strategy.
Submissions should clearly outline the core concept, its structural components, and its potential impact. Accepted abstracts will guide full presentations, workshops, or poster sessions during the conference.
Deadline: June 15, 2026
Submission Length: 250–300 words
Submission Format: PDF or plain text
Topics may include (but are not limited to):
- Blueprinting resilient systems
- Frameworks for ethical innovation
- Structural approaches to complex problems
- Cross-disciplinary design methodologies
- Future-ready organizational models
Keynote Speakers
- Speaker 1
Placeholder Picture Alexadra Spalek is an associate Professor in Spanish language and Head of Education at University of Oslo.
She studies the distinctive features of human language that facilitate the creation and communication of complex meanings, with a specialization in natural language semantics and a focus on lexical semantics. Her research examines the internal semantic structures of words and their interactions within larger linguistic frameworks, identifying which aspects of word meaning are grammatically relevant versus idiosyncratic across and within languages. Website
- Speaker 2
Picture Beáta Gyuris is a senior research fellow at the Institute for General and Hungarian Linguistics. She studies formal semantics and pragmatics. Her current work focuses on topics at the interfaces of semantics and pragmatics, including information structure, pragmatic markers, sentence types and speech acts. She also participates in projects investigating questions in syntax, prosody or psycholinguistics. Website
- Speaker 3
Picture Hans-Martin Gärtner is a research group leader and research professor at the Institute for General and Hungarian Linguistics.
His current research there is at the meeting points of grammar and pragmatics. It explores the connection between sentence types (in particular, interrogatives, conditionals, hortatives, special and minor types, fragments) and speech acts (in particular, question acts, commissives, indirectness, explicit performatives, joint commitment and bias). Special attention is paid to aspects of clause combining (embedded root phenomena, mood choice, finiteness), and additional diagnostic phenomena (e.g. particles and negation). Various discourse/usage modes are taken into account (e.g. legal language, religious language, dialogue, signs/gestures). Website
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