This longstanding tradition, initiated in 2007, also serves as an opportunity to showcase the vibrant research community at AUBG.
Every year, AUBG students and faculty members are invited to submit proposals.
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All AUBG students and faculty members are invited to submit proposals:
- Papers dealing with in-progress or completed research projects
- Proposals of performances, such as poetry readings or music performances (for students and faculty from the fields of Arts, Literature and Languages)
- Students have to name a professor who supports their proposal
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All proposals will be reviewed and evaluated by a Program Committee.
Holders of accepted proposals could submit a full paper (if available) within a month from acceptance of the extended abstract to be included in the Conference proceedings
Notifications for acceptance/rejection will be sent within a week after the submission of the abstract. The Program Committee reserves the right to:
- Reject proposals which are obviously of non-academic quality
- Select papers or performances in case the number of submitted proposals exceeds the given room capacities at AUBG
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The holders of all accepted proposals are expected to present their work at the Conference. Paper presentations and performances should not exceed 15 minutes.
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It is appointed by the Academic Affairs committee every year.
Organizing committee 2024
- Ali Termos (Business)
- Magdalena Bernaciak (Politics and European Studies)
- Todor Popov (Physics)
- Vladimir Georgiev (Computer Science)
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The Program Committee is responsible for curating the conference program by selecting outstanding research submissions and organizing engaging sessions.
Program committee 2024
- Adem Elveren (Economics)
- Ali Termos (Business)
- Carter Mandrik (Business)
- Darina Sarelska (Media Studies)
- Emanuela Mitreva (Computer Science)
- Magdalena Bernaciak (Politics and European Studies)
- Matthew Whoolery (Psychology)
- Sean Homer (Literature & Theater)
- Tatyana Ivanova (Mathematics)
- Todor Popov (Physics)
- Vladimir Georgiev (Computer Science)
