6月30日 - 2025年7月04日
Digital Games Research Conference
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概览
The Digital Games Research Association (DiGRA) conference is an international academic conference dedicated to the study of digital games and related phenomena. DiGRA 2025 will be held in Malta from June 30 to July 4, 2025, organized by the Institute of Digital Games, University of Malta.
DiGRA 2025: Call for Papers
The Digital Games Research Association (DiGRA) conference is an international academic conference dedicated to the study of digital games and related phenomena. DiGRA 2025 will be held in Malta from 30 June - 4 July 2025.
The conference serves as a platform for researchers, scholars, and practitioners to present their latest findings, discuss theoretical frameworks, and explore various aspects of game design, development, and analysis.
Important Dates
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 1st September 2024 | Submission opens |
| 16th December 2024 | Full papers and abstracts submission EXTENDED deadline |
| 19th January 2025 | Early Career and Researchers Showcase |
| 10th February 2025 | Announcement of review results (estimated) |
| 17th February 2025 | Workshop proposals submission deadline |
| 24th February 2025 | Workshop acceptance notifications |
| 4th April 2025 | Early bird registration & program deadlines |
| 3rd June 2025 | Camera-ready submission and registration deadline |
| 30th June - 4th July 2025 | Conference dates |
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会议日期
Conference Date
2025年6月30日 → 2025年7月4日
投稿
Full papers and abstracts submission EXTENDED deadline
2024年12月16日
(Early Career and Researchers in Precarious Positions Showcase) Submission
2025年1月19日
(Workshop proposals) Submission deadline
2025年2月17日
通知
(Announcement of review results) Notification
2025年2月10日
(Workshop) Acceptance notifications
2025年2月24日
终稿
Camera-ready submission
2025年6月3日
注册
Early bird registration
2025年4月4日
Registration deadline
2025年6月3日
其他日期
Submission opens
2024年9月1日
Early Career and Researchers in Precarious Positions Showcase
2025年1月19日
来源排名
来源: CORE2023
排名: C
研究领域: Graphics, augmented reality and games, Human-centred computing