The International Centre for Archival Research (ICARUS) has officially opened the call for papers for its upcoming ICARUS Convention #36, inviting researchers, archivists, and cultural heritage professionals to contribute to this leading European forum.
The convention will once again bring together a diverse community working across archives, digital humanities, and cultural heritage innovation, fostering exchange, collaboration, and new ideas at the intersection of history and technology.
Focus of the Convention
ICARUS Conventions are known for exploring forward-looking topics related to:
- Archival research and digital transformation
- Access, preservation, and reuse of historical records
- Innovative tools and methods in cultural heritage
- Cross-border collaboration and knowledge exchange
Participants are encouraged to submit contributions that reflect both practical experiences and research-driven approaches, highlighting how archival materials can be leveraged in the digital age.
Why participate?
The ICARUS Convention offers a unique platform to:
- Present your work to an international audience
- Connect with experts from archives, academia, and heritage institutions
- Engage in discussions shaping the future of archival practice in Europe
For the Time Machine community, the convention is particularly relevant as it aligns closely with our mission of building a digitally connected, interoperable ecosystem of cultural heritage data.
Submit your proposal
Researchers and practitioners interested in contributing are invited to submit their proposals via the official ICARUS website.
We encourage members of the Time Machine community to take part and contribute to this important event advancing archival research and digital heritage in Europe.