Intelligent Archives invites researchers and practitioners to rethink the role of the archive in the age of Generative AI. AI systems rely on the cataloguing, structuring, and processing of large amounts of data. As a result, archives and preservation practices can no longer be seen as passive repositories; instead, they must be understood as active systems that support knowledge creation and innovation.
We welcome contributions from a wide range of disciplines, both within and beyond academia. We particularly encourage submissions from specialists in Digital Humanities, Art and Architectural History, Philosophy, Information Technology, History, Art Practice, and Museum and Curatorial Studies.
Main topics include:
Memory: Heritage as Cultural Memory and a Driver of Transformation
Memory: Digital Archives and Intelligent Technologies
Memory: Adaptive Tomorrow: Design in the Age of Permanent Transition
Making: Circular Fashion and Archival Intelligence
Making: Textile Innovation and Material Futures
Making: Curating Archives: Exhibitions, Museums, and Spatiality
Media: Communication, Media, and New Narratives
Media: Ethics, Authorship, and Sustainability in the AI Era
Media: Education, Research, and Future Systems
Creativity: Sustainable Art Solutions and Creative Technology
Creativity: Sustainable Architecture and Interior Design
Creativity: Urban Creative Cultures and Artistic Interventions
Creativity: Sustainable Product Design and Human Essentials
Creativity: Marketing and Management in the Creative Industries
The deadline for submission is 31 May 2026. Applicants are invited to submit a 300-word abstract via the conference website: https://scin-conf.org/
Please, note that the contributions will be published in the series Advances in Science, Technology and Innovation (ASTI), an IEREK interdisciplinary book series published by Springer Nature (SCOPUS indexed).