| CFP closed at | December 18, 2021 16:21 UTC |
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The Annual International Academic Conference of IASS (the International Association for Silk-Road Studies) 2022 is the 7th in a series of successful conferences on Land and Maritime Silk Road studies organized by the International Association for Silk-Road Studies (IASS) and hosted by the Canadian University Dubai from February 21 to 23, 2022.
IASS annual conference series was started in Gyeongju, Korea (IASS 2015). After its initiation, the following conferences were held in Dunhuang, China (IASS 2016), in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (IASS 2017), in Gyeongju, Korea (IASS 2018), in Moscow, Russia (IASS 2019), and Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia (IASS 2021).
The high standards, impact, and quality of the IASS conferences have been highly and widely recognized by the world’s social, humanity and art related research community.
OUR IASS 2022 THOUGHT-PROVOKING SPEAKERS, PRESENTATIONS AND PANELS WILL CONVEY INSIGHTS, WILL HELP INCREASE THOUGHT LEADERSHIP AND WILL HELP YOU ENGAGE WITH ATTENDEES FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE.
Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/7th-conference-of-the-international-association-for-silk-road-studies-tickets-167203453029
CFP Description
The IASS 2022 conference themes aim to facilitate and deepen the conversation about artificial intelligence (AI) and Big Data (BD) in various fields of study:
AI & BD in Medical Practices & Health AI & BD Legal Services Al & BD in Education AI & BD in Translation and Interpretation AI & BD in Art (Music, Literature, and Paintings) Al & BD in Design Al & BD in Sports & Entertainment Al & BD in Life Environments (Convenience and Safety) Al & BD in Government Politics and Administration AI & BD in Management of Business & Wealth
With the themes of AI and Big Data, we encourage research and panels that cut across research domains and practices. We invite researchers to look beyond divisional and sub-disciplinary boundaries and also bring in perspectives from adjacent disciplines in health, business, the humanities and social sciences.
Panel sessions provide an opportunity to explore an issue beyond paper presentations. A panel proposal should be closely aligned with the conference theme and should include: 1) a moderator (who may also be the session organizer), 2) an outlined plan for the session that includes audience participation, and 3) proposed panelists. We encourage panels that actively engage the audience and seek to include multiple perspectives including researchers and practitioners. Panel proposals on the conference themes must include a 400-word rationale explaining how the panel fits the conference theme plus a separate 150-word summary of the rationale to appear in the conference program.
Send your panel proposal to : iass2022@cud.ac.ae
Please note: If the proposal is accepted, the information originally provided about the proposed speaker/organizer will be reconfirmed for accuracy before being published in conference materials and on the website. Any changes in proposed speakers/organizers have to be agreed upon by the conference organizers.