/*IGGI 2022 is the annual conference for the Intelligent Games and Game Intelligence (IGGI) Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT).

Submission Guidelines

The following submission categories are welcome:

• A 15-minute talk proposal. This can be directly related to your research, or on extra-curricular games-related topic (for example, in previous years we’ve had talks on the rise of casual games, how to write D&D modules for online sale, and evangelists.)
• A workshop proposal: a 60–90 minute workshop, in which participants get some practical demonstration and hands-on activities around your research topic. We expressly invite you to organise workshops in teams of two or more, with your supervisor(s) if you wish.
• A panel proposal: Students in a group submit a panel proposal with a specific topic. The panel is scheduled for 20–30 minutes, and will involve a mix of pre-specified questions and an open Q&A with the audience.
• A tutorial proposal: a 45-60 minute tutorial on some subject of interest to the research community.

In all cases please submit a short abstract (maximum 350 words) outlining the proposed content, and target audiences.

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to the Programme Chairs: james.goodman@qmul.ac.ukj and/or sahar.mirhadi@york.ac.uk