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Important Dates

All times are in Anywhere on Earth (AoE) time zone. The submission site of each track will open approximately four weeks before its submission deadline.

Papers
2025-09-04 Abstract/Metadata Due
2025-09-11 Full Paper Due
2025-11-04 Reviews Released
2025-12-04 Resubmission Due
2026-01-15 Decisions Notification
Posters
2026-01-22 Submission deadline
2026-02-19 Notification
Interactive Demos
2026-01-22 Submission deadline
2026-02-19 Notification
Panels
2025-11-20 Submission deadline
2026-01-15 Notification deadline
Workshops
2025-10-02 Organizer submission deadline
2025-11-20 Organizer notification
2025-12-18 Accepted Workshops Websites Up
Meet-Ups
2025-10-02 Submission Deadline
2025-11-20 Notification Deadline
Student Mentoring Program
2026-01-22 Submission deadline
2026-02-19 Notification
Student Research Competition
2026-01-22 Submission deadline
2026-02-19 Notification
Journals
2025-11-17 Invitation sent to authors
2026-01-22 Submission deadline
2026-02-19 Notification

Code of Conduct in Reviewing

Thank you so much for serving various roles of CHI 2026! Your contribution is key to ensure high quality of the CHI 2026 program. We, as GCs and TPCs, would like to remind the community of the ACM code of conduct to ensure a high standard of review and publication process for CHI 2026.

Over the years, ACM has created, maintained and updated the ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct known as “The Code”.  It has become the global standard for evaluating ethical and professional conduct for the Computing community.  In the past decades, different types of violations of the Code have been identified, including:

  1. Misrepresentation or falsification of research
  2. Plagiarism
  3. Simultaneous submissions
  4. Conflict of interest
  5. Peer reviewer misconduct
  6. Coercion and harassment-related misconduct

Various penalties have been, and will continue to be imposed upon the discovery of violations of the ACM Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct. 

As the world’s premier conference of Human-Computer Interaction, integrity is part of our fundamental values. It is imperative that each of us conducts ourselves ethically, responsibly, and professionally, and we strongly hope no violations occur. We encourage you to thoroughly review the Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct to ensure awareness of any potential breaches and to avoid inadvertently participating in any violations. Let’s work together to create an excellent CHI 2026 program!

David A. Shamma and Nuria Olivier

Heloisa Candello, Pedro Lopes, and Pablo Cesar

CHI 2026 GCs and TPCs