There are 100 sessions accepted for the EAUH Barcelona Conference 2026. Regardless of their type, all sessions will be organised together in clusters defined to foster the interests, contacts and choices of the attendees.
There are 3 types of sessions, as is usual at EAUH conferences: main sessions (2 time slots, 180 minutes), specialist sessions (1 time slot, 90 minutes) and roundtables (1 time slot, exceptionally 2). In all cases there will be time for presentations and for dialogue and questions.
Candidates to present a paper or to participate in a roundtable must send the abstract of their proposal with no more than 450 words through the website before October 22, 2025. Each author can submit a maximum of one single-authored proposal, two co-authored proposals, or one-single authored and one co-authored paper.
Notification of acceptance is set for Friday December 5, 2025. Conference and session organisers have the right to request modifications to submitted paper and rountable proposals.
Registration to the Conference. All authors of approved proposals (as is also the case with the organizers of the sessions), must register as soon as possible from 19 January 2026 to validate definitively their participation. Bursaries applications will also begin on January 19th. Early bird registrations will last until April 20th.
Paper and rountable proposals must be submitted in their complete version before Friday August 7, 2026 in order to make them accesible as soon as possible in the restricted area of the website, before the Conference.
The length of the written final version must be between 3,000 and 6,000 words for the main and specialized sessions and between 1,500 and 2,500 words in the case of arguments for a round table. The precise format for the submission of papers will be notified once the proposals are accepted and will be published on the website thereafter.
Oral presentations during the conference will be of 10-15 minutes per paper in the main and specialist sessions and per speaker in the rountables.
The authors retain all rights to their contributions, and the Organising Committee cannot be held responsible for any plagiarism. Authors will be asked for permission to share their email address.