The AIBio 2025 workshop invites researchers, clinicians, data scientists, and industry professionals to submit their latest findings on AI-driven biomedical research. We seek high-quality, original contributions addressing AI applications in biomedical data, including but not limited to:

• AI for digital pathology and whole-slide imaging
• Machine learning for multi-omics data integration
• Deep learning in clinical and biomedical imaging
• Computational pipelines for multi-modal biomedical data
• Federated learning, privacy, and security in biomedical AI
• AI-driven biomarker discovery and precision medicine
• Challenges in translating AI research into clinical practice
• AI-driven telemedicine and remote patient monitoring
• Edge and cloud computing for biomedical AI applications
• 5G/6G and telecommunications technologies for AI-powered healthcare
• Ethical considerations and interpretability of AI models in clinical settings – Strategies to mitigate biases related to gender, ethnicity, and age using fair machine learning techniques

Submission Guidelines

Authors must submit original, unpublished research contributions in English, formatted according to the Springer Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series guidelines. Manuscripts should be prepared using the official Springer LaTeX or Microsoft Word templates, available at Springer’s Author Guidelines.

Authors can submit papers in the following categories:

• Full Research Papers (12-14 pages, including references) These papers should present original, substantial, and unpublished research contributions, including theoretical advances, novel methodologies, experimental studies, or well-founded algorithmic approaches. The research should be clearly motivated, and its significance and relevance should be demonstrated through a thorough evaluation and comparison with state-of-the-art techniques.
• Short Papers (6-8 pages, including references) Short papers should describe preliminary research results, ongoing work, or innovative ideas with initial findings. These submissions may include early-stage research that introduces a new concept, proposes a novel hypothesis, or presents a compelling but incomplete dataset or methodology.

Submission Process

Authors must submit their manuscripts electronically in PDF format via the official submission system: Chairing Tool AIBio2025.

Double-Blind Review

The review process follows a double-blind policy, meaning that:

• Authors must anonymize their submissions by removing any identifying information, including names, affiliations, and acknowledgments.
• Self-citations should be written in the third person (e.g., instead of “In our previous work [1], we proposed…”, write “In previous work [1], a method was proposed…”).
• Supplementary materials should also be anonymized.

Each paper will be subject to a rigorous peer-review process by at least three experts in the field. Papers will be evaluated based on the following criteria:

• Originality: The contribution should be novel and advance the state of the art.
• Technical Quality: The methodology should be sound, and results should be well-supported.
• Clarity: The paper should be well-structured and clearly written.
• Relevance: The submission should align with the conference/workshop topics.

Authors must ensure that their papers do not contain plagiarized content or overlapping submissions to other venues. Papers that do not comply with the formatting, length, or anonymization requirements will be rejected without review.

Registration

The AIBio workshop registration policy follows that of the main ECAI conference. Details can be found https://www.ecai2025.eu/registration.

To attend the AIBio workshop, at least one author of each accepted paper is required to register for the ONLY WEEKEND option by the early registration deadline. Authors also have the option to register for the ECAI main conference + WEEKEND. However, please note that registering solely for the ECAI main conference does not grant access to the AIBio workshop.

Presentation

At least one author of each accepted paper must register for ONLY WEEKEND or ECAI main conference + WEEKEND by early registration deadline, and present their work at the workshop. The presentation is a mandatory requirement for inclusion in the final proceedings.

Publication

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