MobileHCI invites submissions for the nine following tracks

• Full papers are archival research publications presenting novel scientific contributions
• Demos & Interactivity prototypes are innovative hands-on experiences for the community to discover
• Late breaking results are short papers presenting early-stage work
• Tutorials are in-depth presentations empowering attendees to learn new skills
• Workshops are events to move the field forward and to build a community around an innovative topic
• Panels are discussions between experts with different perspectives on a topic important to to the field of mobile interaction
• Industrial Perspectives are case studies by industry practitioners

Only for students:

• Doctoral consortium is an event for graduate students to network and get feedback on their work
• Student Design Competition engages students to respond to a prompt related to mobile interaction and present their work
• Student Volunteers assist chairs and attendees and are essential to running the conference. In exchange, they receive free registration and other benefits mobilehci.acm.org