PostersICSA 2026

Call for Posters

The 23rd International Conference on Software Architecture (ICSA 2026) Poster Track invites practitioners and researchers to present and discuss the most recent advances, innovative ideas, experiences, and emerging challenges in the field of Software Architecture through poster presentations. The poster track is designed to stimulate engaging, face-to-face discussions among conference participants. We welcome contributions that reflect on past achievements, ongoing initiatives, visions of future directions, and novel results in Software Architecture research and practice.

During the conference, A1-format posters (594mm x 841mm) will be displayed, giving authors and attendants alike the opportunity to face-to-face discussions.

Conference participants are encouraged to support the task of selecting the best poster by dot voting. The Best Poster Award will be announced during the main conference.

Submission

Poster papers must have up to 4 pages (including references) and conform to the IEEE paper formatting and submission instructions. Poster papers shall describe the work, the expected benefits, and how it relates to other industrial or research efforts. Contributions should be submitted using the EasyChair submission system.

Note that (1) changes to the list of authors are not permitted after submission, and (2) track chairs are not allowed to submit papers to the track they are chairing.

Evaluation

The selection criteria of the posters will consider their originality, relevance to the ICSA audience, technical soundness, and presentation quality. Each submission will be evaluated by at least two members of the PC. The best poster submissions will be invited to give short presentations during a session at the main conference.

Publications

Poster papers will be published in the ICSA 2026 companion proceeding.

Note that at least one author of an accepted contribution is required to register and present the work at the conference. An in-person presentation is expected.

Poster Track Chairs

Ana Moreira, NOVA University Lisbon, Portugal

Daniel Feitosa, University of Groningen, Netherlands