Thematic Fields

We welcome proposals for papers, posters, panels, and workshops that address, but are not limited to, the following themes:

• Translation Technologies and Human Agency
  Neural and generative machine translation, post-editing practices, automation workflows, and human–AI partnership.
• The Creative Translator and the Algorithmic Turn
  Literary, artistic, and cultural translation in the age of algorithmic mediation.
• Ethics, Justice, and Responsibility in the Age of Automation
  Transparency, bias, authorship, copyright, and the social impact of technological mediation.
• Interpreting Futures
  Remote, hybrid, and technology-assisted interpreting; rethinking training and professional identity.
• Audiovisual Translation and Accessibility
  Developments in subtitling, dubbing, audio description, and inclusive content creation.
• Pedagogical Shifts in Translator and Interpreter Education
  Translating pedagogical innovation: balancing humanistic and technological literacies.
• Cultural Mediation and Posthuman Translation
  Translators as mediators of meaning across technological, biological, and cultural boundaries.
• Legal, Institutional, and Policy Perspectives
  Translation and interpreting in multilingual governance, language policy, and digital justice.
• Intralingual Translation
  Intervarietal and intravarietal intralingual translation in the age of New Technologies and AI.
• Translation Criticism
  Critical assessment, comparative analysis, and the significance of expert human evaluation.

Interdisciplinary, practice-based, and collaborative projects that merge theory, research, and application are strongly encouraged.

Abstract Submission

Please submit an abstract of up to 300 words for papers or posters or an abstract of 500 words for panels and workshops and a short biographical note (150 words) via the conference's submission form by 20 June 2026.
Notification of acceptance will be sent by 15 July 2026.

Conference language: English, French, German and Greek.

Publications

Selected papers will be considered for publication after the Conference, following a double-blind peer-review process.