Both, the 3rd International Workshop on Requirements Engineering for Well-Being, Aging, and Health (REWBAH) and the 12th International Model-Driven Requirements Engineering Workshop (MoDRE) have been rescheduled and are now starting two hours later at 9pm Melbourne time (UTC +10) (instead of 7pm Melbourne time) on Tuesday, August 16. Please make sure you update this in your diaries - thank you.

We will try our best to inform everybody that has expressed interest in attending either of these two workshops directly.

The program for RE ’22 is now live and can be found here.

The instructions for authors for video recordings of their presentations is available at INSTRUCTIONS

Please note that they have been updated recently and if you have not yet recorded your video, please carefully check the instructions - thank you.

List of the accepted papers from all the tracks is available now. CLICK HERE

Registration for the 30th International Requirements Engineering Conference is now open.

See for registration information (including a link to the registration system). Alternatively, you can directly go to the registration system to register for the conference.

If you have any questions about registration, please contact the Organizing Chairs (email: re-conference22@deakin.edu.au). Thank you.

Registration information for the 30th International Requirements Engineering Conference is now available under Attending. We are still testing the registration system but hope to make this available in a couple of days. So please be patient - thank you.

If you have any questions about registration, please contact the Organizing Chairs (email: re-conference22@deakin.edu.au).

The provisional conference program has been updated - please see https://conf.researchr.org/info/RE-2022/provisional-program-overview for details.

It is our great pleasure to announce the second confirmed keynote for RE ’22, Prof. Didar Zowghi, Senior Principal Research Scientist at CSIRO’s Data61. Didar has been involved in the Requirements Engineering Community for many many years and has extensive experience in training the next generations of requirements engineers. The title of her presentation is “Requirements Engineering Education and Training: Experiences from 20+ years in the Trenches.”

We are very much looking forward welcoming Didar at RE ’22 and tapping into her extensive experience.

It is our great pleasure to announce Prof. John D. Lee, Emerson Electric Professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, as one of the RE ’22 keynote speakers. John has had a distinguished career over many decades and will give a presentation titled “Designing for People: Enigmatic, Neglected, and Emergent Requirements”.

We are very much looking forward welcoming John at RE ’22!