SYMPOSIA SUBMISSION

The symposia submission for ICOM7 is now online!

How to Submit

Submissions are made online via the official ICOM7 Symposia Submission platform: https://icom2027.abstractserver.com/symposia

Submission Formats

Choose one format for your proposal:

  • Regular Symposium – A series of individual presentations on related topics, followed by questions and discussion.
  • Panel Discussion / Roundtable – An interactive session featuring multiple experts discussing a topic from different viewpoints, in a moderated conversation with audience participation.
  • Debate – A structured session in which speakers present and defend contrasting perspectives on a defined topic, followed by moderated discussion and audience engagement.
Submission deadline: 2 November 2026
 
For questions about the submission process, please contact icom-programme@kit-group.org

What You Will Need to Prepare

Symposium details

– Symposium title (max. 25 words)

– Short description of the format (max. 150 words)

– Session description (max. 250 words)

– Up to 5 keywords (comma-separated)

Programmatic commitments

A short statement (max. 150 words each) on:

– Discussion time: how your format and timing will encourage discussion and audience engagement

– Diversity: how your symposium reflects diverse perspectives (e.g. gender, career stage, geography)

– Cross-disciplinarity: how your session integrates across methodological and/or species boundaries

Chairs

Optional – you may add one or more session chairs.

Speakers

A minimum of 3 speakers is required. For each speaker you will need:

– Presentation title (max. 25 words)

– Title, first and last name

– Email address (plus optional alternative email and phone number)

Before You Submit

Before submitting, the submitter must confirm:

– All organizers, speakers, and contributors have reviewed and approved the final proposal, and all listed speakers have consented to participate if accepted.

– All information provided is accurate, complete, and original.

– Acceptance does not constitute automatic registration – all presenting authors/speakers are responsible for their own Congress registration and associated costs.

 

For questions about the submission process, please contact icom-programme@kit-group.org.

 

Select one primary topic (required) and, optionally, a secondary topic from:

  • 1/ Episodic, Associative & Narrative Memory
  • 2/ Semantic Memory: Concepts, Knowledge & Language
  • 3/ Memory Consolidation, Transformation & Forgetting
  • 4/ Working, Short-Term & Sensory Memory
  • 5/ Metacognition, Prospection & Strategy
  • 6/ Autobiographical Memory, Abilities & Individual Differences
  • 7/ Engrams, Plasticity & Memory Circuits
  • 8/ Affect, Arousal, Reward & Novelty
  • 9/ Spatial Memory, Orientation & Navigation
  • 10/ Development of Memory across the Lifespan
  • 11/ Social Transmission & Collective Memory
  • 12/ Distributed, Transactive & AI-Mediated Memory
  • 13/ New Directions in Memory Research