Coherent sessions
A semantic taxonomy built from your accepted papers groups them into focused, thematic sessions.
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A taxonomy-driven system for conference program construction, led by The University of Queensland.
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A semantic taxonomy built from your accepted papers groups them into focused, thematic sessions.
Papers fit whatever session plan you specify — presenter conflicts, capacities, fixed placements, and topic separation are all enforced.
Reassign anything freely; TaxoConf flags questionable placements and suggests better homes.
CSV and Excel files that import straight into conference apps, plus an interactive HTML program page.
Statistics and a navigable topic landscape, generated from the taxonomy — see the Insights tab.
A short introduction to TaxoConf and its main workflow, from paper upload to schedule export.
TaxoConf has supported program generation for VLDB 2026, the 52nd International Conference on Very Large Data Bases, held in Boston from 31 August to 4 September 2026. The main conference concentrates 54 research sessions into three days across six parallel rooms, alongside industry sessions, demonstrations, tutorials, panels, and two full days of workshops.
With six rooms running simultaneously in 90-minute blocks, related work must be spread across parallel slots rather than colliding within them, and VLDB's mix of submission types — regular research, experiment and analysis, scalable data science, vision, and VLDB Journal papers — needs to stay legible to attendees choosing between rooms. TaxoConf's taxonomy-driven grouping and conflict-aware placement helped organizers assemble that structure and refine it before publication.
Program: View the detailed program
Statistics and topic landscape: Not yet available.
TaxoConf has supported program generation for SIGIR 2026, a top-tier information retrieval venue with multiple tracks, including full papers, low-resource environments, and industry papers. The system helped organizers keep track identities coherent while allowing flexible session capacities to make better use of the timetable.
Because many SIGIR authors appear on multiple accepted papers, TaxoConf also helped surface conflict-aware organization needs, reducing the risk of assigning related presentations to overlapping times or different locations.
Program: View the detailed program
Statistics and topic landscape: Explore the interactive view
TaxoConf has helped generate program structure for IJCNN 2026, part of IEEE WCCI 2026, at the scale of roughly 1,200 accepted papers. The conference combines in-person and virtual oral presentations, creating scheduling pressure across rooms, time zones, and presentation modes.
The tool was especially useful for more than 40 special sessions, where related papers should remain together whenever possible, and for Industry Day planning, where industry-focused presentations needed to be arranged coherently within the broader program.
Program: View the daily program
Statistics and topic landscape: Not yet available.
TaxoConf can generate a self-contained, interactive HTML page that turns a conference program into clear statistics and a navigable topic landscape. The page can be deployed directly on the official conference website for attendees to explore, or presented full-screen as part of the conference welcome and opening introduction.
Publish the HTML page alongside the conference program so attendees can explore participation, tracks, topics, and the research landscape in one place.
Present the same page full-screen to introduce the scale, community, and topic structure of the conference at a glance.
Related research that informs the ideas behind TaxoConf and its taxonomy-guided program generation workflow.
This SIGMOD 2027 paper studies reliable, efficient, and cost-effective taxonomy construction and maintenance over evolving scholarly data, providing technical grounding for TaxoConf's taxonomy-guided program generation workflow.
Upload files from the Files page into either Oral Files or Poster Files. Each file should provide id, title, abstract, authors, and track. Missing optional fields are shown as warnings, and missing tracks are normalized to Unspecified.
TaxoConf stores schedule templates, generated sessions, manual edits, and export-ready results inside the active workspace.
Files, paper pools, calendars, and saved results.
Room-by-time session cards for oral and poster plans.
CSV, HTML, and spreadsheet conference outputs.
Track LLM token usage and estimated costs across runs and your workspaces.
Configure LLM provider, organization methods, and similarity engine. Changes take effect immediately.
OPENROUTER_API_KEY in the server environment.