The poster track of SEMLA 2026 aims to provide an engaging venue for presenting and discussing research results and practices. As part of the SEMLA event, poster presenters will connect directly with researchers and practitioners in the AI and SE fields.
We call for posters related to the topics of SEMLA, as found on the main page. In particular, we hiEngineering Trustworthy and Cost-Effective AI Multi-Agents” as a topic of interest. Posters can, but are not limited to, present new ideas or roadmaps, tools, practical applications, initiatives, or summarise existing works.
Submission requirements
Please submit your poster details here: FORM TO COME. You will be asked to include the following information:
- Poster title
- Poster abstract (up to 200 words)
- Presenter name, email, and affiliation
- Whether you would like to present a short lightening talk on your poster during the third day of SEMLA
- Whether you would like to apply for a travel grant
Deadlines
Submission deadline: May 30, 2026
Acceptance notifications: June 2, 2026
Evaluation criteria
Poster proposals are evaluated based on the quality of the abstract and the relevance to the SEMLA audience.
Format and requirements
We suggest the following guidelines for good poster design:
- https://urc.ucdavis.edu/sites/g/files/dgvnsk3561/files/inline-files/General%20Poster%20Design%20Principles%20-%20Handout.pdf
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Research posters 101 (https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/332132.332138) by Lorrie Faith Cranor