ConferenceProgram by Tracks
Wednesday April 25th
The good web – some challenges and strategies to realise it
Thursday April 26thConversational AI for Interacting with Digital and Physical World
Friday April 27thWeb Privacy and Security: The User Experience
Thursday April 26th
AI and the future of the Web and the Internet
- Sir Tim Berners-Lee (MIT, W3C)
- Vinton Cerf (Google)
- Antoine Bordes (Facebook, FAIR Paris)
- Kira Radinsky (eBay)
- Ruhi Sarikaya (Amazon)
- Prof. Dame Wendy Hall (Southampton University) – Chair
(Secretary of State in charge of Digital Affairs)
Friday April 27th
Privacy and Security, remaining challenges for the Web
- Lorrie Faith Cranor (Carnegie Mellon University)
- Eric Leandri (co-founder and CEO of Qwant)
- Mary Ellen Zurko (MIT Lincoln Laboratory) – Chair
Closing:
Take home message from Robert Cailliau, founder of The Web Conference Series and of the IW3C2
Research tracks (in alphabetical order):
- Crowdsourcing and Human Computation for the Web
- Health on the Web
- Intelligent and Autonomous systems on the Web
- Security and Privacy on the Web
- Social Network Analysis and Graph Algorithms for the Web
- User Modeling, Interaction and Experience on the Web
- Web Content Analysis, Semantics and Knowledge
- Web Economics, Monetisation, and Online Markets
- Web Search and Mining
- Web and Society
- Web of Things, Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing
- Demos track
- Posters
- Tutorials
- Workshops
Alternate paper tracks (in alphabetical order):
- Cognitive Computing track
- Industry track
- International project track
- Journal paper track
- Journalism, Misinformation
and Fact Checking - The BIG Web (formerly BigData Innovators Gathering)
- Web programming
Other tracks (in alphabetical order):
- Challenges track
- Developers’ track
- Digital Summ’ R
- IW3C2 & TheWebConf 2018 Town Hall Meeting
- Local Ecosystem
- Minute of madness
- PHD symposium
- Panels track
- Sponsors track
- W3C track
- Web History
Other events (in alphabetical order):