RESEARCH · PUBLICATIONS & MATERIALS
This catalogue brings together available scholarly materials from conferences connected with the ARCTIS academic community and European projects at VIZJA University. Each entry identifies its material type and event context.
Conference Books of Abstracts
These collections contain conference abstracts. They are distinct from full-paper proceedings and journal articles. Author and contribution details are provided in the original volumes.
Multilingual Dialogues 2026 · Volume 1
BOOK OF ABSTRACTS · 12 JUNE 2026
Human–AI Communication Across Generations. Part of the three-day online conference organised by VIZJA University, 12–14 June 2026.
Event context and related materials →Multilingual Dialogues 2026 · Volume 2
BOOK OF ABSTRACTS · 13 JUNE 2026
Human–AI Communication Across Generations. Part of the three-day online conference organised by VIZJA University, 12–14 June 2026.
Event context and related materials →Multilingual Dialogues 2026 · Volume 3
BOOK OF ABSTRACTS · 14 JUNE 2026
Human–AI Communication Across Generations. Part of the three-day online conference organised by VIZJA University, 12–14 June 2026.
Event context and related materials →ROAD2EU Conference 2026
BOOK OF ABSTRACTS · 20–21 APRIL 2026
EU Policies and Strategies on Economic, Social, and Territorial Synergy for Polish Higher Education and Research Ecosystems: Digital European Studies. Conference within the ROAD2EU Jean Monnet Module at VIZJA University.
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Conference and project context ↗Presentations and Recordings
The conference resource archive provides presentation files and recordings organised by day, together with programmes and related materials.
Using and Citing Materials
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Further publications, datasets, corpora and teaching materials will be added when a stable source and their connection to ARCTIS are confirmed.
