KGC 2027
Poster track
A forum for graduate students and early-career researchers to present applied research and emerging ideas to an industrial and interdisciplinary audience.
The goal is to bridge research and practice, by highlighting work in knowledge graphs, ontologies, rules and hybrid AI systems that can be readily adopted, extended or evaluated in real-world settings. We especially encourage submissions showing how knowledge graphs, ontologies or rules complement modern AI systems in accuracy, reasoning, governance and interoperability.
Selected posters are presented in person at Cornell Tech, Roosevelt Island, 3–7 May 2027.
Topics of interest
Submissions may cover any area of research or application related to knowledge graphs and AI, including but not limited to:
- Core knowledge graph technologies, languages and tools
- Ontologies, taxonomies and semantic layers
- Rules, reasoning and hybrid AI systems
- Knowledge graphs with large language models and retrieval
- Data governance, quality and interoperability
- Applications in industry, healthcare, finance and the public sector
Author guidelines
A poster submission is a paper describing the work, its contribution to the field and its innovative aspects.
- Minimum 5 pages and at most 7 pages, including references.
- No double-blind submission required.
- PDF or HTML.
- Formatted in the CEUR-ART style. An Overleaf template is available for LaTeX users.
- Original work that has not been submitted for publication elsewhere.
Accepted poster papers are published in the Proceedings of the KGC 2027 Poster Track and submitted to CEUR-WS.org for online publication.
Important dates
Dates to be announced. Questions: contact@knowledgegraph.tech.
Posters are not the only way to present. The call for speakers covers talks, deep dives, panels and workshops.