Student Abstract & Poster Program – ICABER 2025
Call for Proposals

Student Abstract & Poster Program

ICABER invites undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students to present early-stage research, connect with peers, and engage with senior members of the AI and Economics community.

Overview

About the Program

The Student Abstract and Poster Program provides a dedicated forum for students to discuss emerging ideas and gain visibility within the ICABER community.

Eligibility

Open to students at the Undergraduate, Master’s, and Doctoral levels. Students are encouraged to submit work where they are the primary investigators.

Advisors & Collaborators

Non-student advisors and collaborators should be acknowledged appropriately, while maintaining the student-centered spirit of the program.

Theme

Collaborative Bridge

ICABER emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration across AI and Economics.

Students are uniquely positioned to combine diverse methodologies acquired through coursework. Submissions aligned with the collaborative bridge theme should clearly describe how integrating multiple approaches has shaped research objectives and opened pathways for innovation.

Submissions

Submission Requirements

Abstract Format

  • PDF format only
  • Maximum of 2 pages (including references)
  • ICABER two-column, camera-ready style

Required Information

  • Title of the abstract
  • Full author and co-author details
  • Technical description with figures or tables

Supplementary Material

Optional supplemental file (PDF or ZIP, up to 20MB) may be submitted to support reviewer evaluation.

Submission Limit

Each student may submit only one abstract as primary author. No authors may be added after the submission deadline.

Dates

Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline April 10
Notification of Decision August 25, 2026
Camera-Ready Submission July 31st 2026
Presentation

Poster & Contest

Poster Session

Accepted students will present their work during the conference poster session and be available for discussion.

3-Minute Presentation Contest

Selected authors will present their research in three minutes using a single static slide. A prize committee will award the best presentation.