How can the multiple branches of computing research align with socially, economically, and ecologically sustainable practices? In this co-design workshop hosted at the ICT4S 2024 conference in Stockholm, Sweden, we look for a group of at least 10 colleagues with whom to embark in looking for an answer to this question through the process of writing a book in the form of an edited collection of essays.
- This full-day workshop aims at creating conversations between researchers from different branches of computing including cybersecurity, AI/ML, computing education, interaction design, distributed computing, and more. Based on the organizers' previous experience, the workshop will rely on pre-workshop online activities that will pave the way for collectively addressing the challenges of interdisciplinary collaborations when dealing with the complexity of sustainable practice.
- With this workshop, we aim to produce a table of contents for the proposed book, and to: (1) collectively explore different branches of computing research and identify key authors on sustainable practices in computing research; (2) discuss how contributions to the book can be aligned in relation to the different branches of computing research; (3) start building a path toward aligning future computing research with sustainable practices, in the book and beyond. That includes identifying potential co-editors, to maximise the possibilities for the book to achieve high impact.
- 8th February 2024: Applications open
- 22nd April 2024: Applications close
- 29th April 2024: Announcement selection
- 6th May 2024: Online activities start
- 24th June 2024: Workshop
- 24th-28th June 2024: ICT4S Conference
Before the workshop
Tell us about the sustainability of one of your research artifacts through our pre-workshop online activities
During the workshop
Explore how your — and your colleagues' — objects of research could strive towards greater sustainability
At the end of the workshop
Co-design with us a table of contents for the book proposal
Workshop organisers
Lorenzo Angeli
Assistant Professor, Uni Trento (IT)
Mela Bettega
PhD Candidate, Nova U of Lisbon (PT)
Markus Löchtefeld
Associate Professor, Aalborg U (DK)
Chiara Rossitto
Associate Professor, Stockholm U (SE)
Maurizio Teli
Associate Professor, Aalborg U (DK)