16th International Workshop on Boolean Problems
Submission Details
IWSBP offers authors two submission and publication pathways:
1. IEEE Embedded Systems Letters (ESL) – Formal Publication Track
Authors can submit original research articles formatted as full-length research papers (4 pages maximum) according to IEEE ESL guidelines. The Call for Papers for the IEEE ESL is posted at https://ieee-ceda.org/files/ieeeceda/2026-03/cfp-international-workshop-on-boolean-problems-iwsbp-2026.pdf.
For detailed formatting and submission instructions, authors must follow the IEEE ESL Author Instructions:
https://ieee-ceda.org/publication/esl/esl-author-instructions.
Papers accepted through this track will be published in the IEEE Embedded Systems Letters journal, providing peer-reviewed, indexed publication with broad dissemination within the scientific community.
- Presentation Requirement:
All papers accepted to the ESL track must be presented by at least one author, and author registration for the workshop is mandatory. - Major Revision Submissions:
Authors whose papers received major revisions following IEEE ESL review are welcome to present their revised work at IWSBP. These submissions should follow the workshop's LNCS format (up to 16 pages) and will be included in the workshop proceedings digest. These revised papers will then proceed to the normal IEEE ESL review process for potential publication.
If a paper is rejected during the IEEE ESL review, authors may still be invited to submit their work to the informal workshop proceedings track for presentation and feedback.
Authors may submit original research works of up to 16 pages in LNCS (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) format. Papers accepted through this track will be compiled into an informal handout distributed exclusively to workshop participants. This track provides a flexible venue for presenting research and receiving feedback in a collaborative workshop setting.
- Submissions will be done via EasyChair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iwsbp26
