Interested authors are encouraged to submit previously unpublished contributions from a broad range of topics (See details) related to information theory, including but not limited to the following areas:
ISIT 2023 will follow a soft double-blind reviewing policy. This means that authors are required to make sure that their submitted paper does not reveal the identity of the authors in any way:
Note, however, that the double-blind policy is soft in the sense that we do not forbid the publication of the work on arXiv, but only advise against it.
To compensate for these restrictions, the page limit is increased to 5+1+5 pages:
A paper that is eligible for the student paper award should contain "THIS PAPER IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE STUDENT PAPER AWARD." at the beginning of the abstract.
ISIT 2023 will be hybrid. There is an "in-person track" and a "virtual track". Note the different submission deadlines for the two tracks, and note that the number of presentation slots in the virtual track is limited and that therefore a virtual presentation slot cannot be guaranteed.
The virtual track will consist of live presentations of one of the authors during the regular conference time in front of a mixed virtual and live audience, i.e., the in-person attendees of the conference will be able to join the virtual sessions live in the conference center. Pre-recorded videos will not be accepted.