Call for Papers

51st Euromicro Conference Series on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA) 2025 has been officially announced!

51st Euromicro Conference Series on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA) will be held at Grant Hotel, Salerno, Italy, from 10th to 12th of September 2025.

More information about the upcoming events will be announced timely.

Feel free to contact us regarding any information or queries. 

Scope

The Euromicro Conference Series on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA) is a long-standing international forum for researchers, practitioners, and students to present and discuss the latest innovations, trends, experiences, and concerns in the field of Software Engineering and Advanced Applications in information technology for software-intensive systems.

Program

– CPS: Cyber-Physical Systems
V. Klös (Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg, Germany), and  S. Mubeen (Mälardalen University, Sweden)

– DAIDE: Data and AI Driven Engineering
J. Bosch (Chalmers & Gothenburg University, Sweden), and H. Holmström Olsson (Malmö University, Sweden)

– ECT: Emerging Computing Technologies
R. Abreu (University of Porto and Meta Inc), A. Janes (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy), V. Lenarduzzi (University of Oulu, Finland) and S. Ali (Simula Research Laboratory, Oslo, Norway)

– MDEML: Model-Driven Engineering and Modeling Languages
A. Bucaioni (Mälardalen University, Sweden), F. Ciccozzi (Mälardalen University, Sweden), and A. Wortmann (Stuttgart University, Germany)

– SM: Software Management: Measurement, Peopleware, and Innovation
O. Demirors (Izmir Institute of Technology, Turkey), and V. Pontillo ( Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium)

– SMSE: Systematic Literature Reviews and Mapping Studies in Software Engineering
S. Swift (Brunel University, United Kingdom), and Mahir Arzoky (Brunel University, United Kingdom)

– SPPI: Software Process and Product Improvement
S. Biffl (Vienna University of Technology, Austria), R. Rabiser (Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria), and D. Winkler (Vienna University of Technology, Austria)

– STREAM: Software Analytics: Mining Software Open Datasets and Repositories
A. Ampatzoglou (University of Macedonia, Greece), and E.M. Arvanitou (University of Macedonia, Greece)

– KKIO: Practical Aspects of Software Engineering
Ł. Madeyski, (Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Poland), M. Ochodek (Poznan University of Technology, Poland), M. Staron (University of Gothenburg, Sweden) and A. Zalewski (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland)

Submission Guidelines

SEAA 2025 encourages the submission of full research papers, short papers, tool demo papers (maximum 4 pages), and posters (maximum 2 pages). A maximum of 8 pages is allowed for each full research paper. Papers follow a single-blinded reviewing process and must contain original unpublished work, describe significant novel contributions, and provide evidence about the validation of the results. Reports on industrial applications are also welcome.

Papers submitted to SEAA 2025 must not be under review or submitted for review elsewhere whilst under consideration for SEAA 2025. Contravention of this concurrent submission policy will be deemed a serious breach of scientific ethics, and appropriate action will be taken in all such cases.

Accepted papers are planned to be published in proceedings indexed in Scopus.

As per SEAA tradition, submitted papers shall adhere to the two-column IEEE conference proceedings format, which has historically guided the submission standards for the conference. The submission format is subject to change depending on the publisher for accepted papers, in preparation of the camera-ready version.

Please use the available templates. LaTeX users should use the following configuration: \documentclass[conference]{IEEEtran}. Microsoft Word users should use the US Letter format template. All submissions for all tracks and special sessions at SEAA 2025 must be in PDF format and submitted online by the deadline via the EasyChair conference management system at: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=seaa2025

Submissions that do not adhere to the required format or fall outside the scope of the conference will be desk-rejected without review. Those that comply with the submission guidelines and align with the conference’s scope will undergo peer review by three program committee members. Each submission will be evaluated based on its significance, originality, clarity of presentation, technical soundness, evaluation (when applicable), and the relevance and quality of comparisons to related work.

Important Dates

  •  Extended Deadline for paper Submission – May 25th

  •  Notification of acceptance – June 23rd

  • Camera-ready papers: TBD

Submissions will be open from 16th February 2025 and will close at the submission deadline.

Registration

Registration will be open from 22nd May 2025 and will close on 12th September 2025 (including possible on-site registration).

The early bird registration fee is 750 EUR. The late registration fee is 800 EUR.

Organizers

General Chair

– Gemma Catolino (University of Salerno, Italy)

– Carmine Gravino (University of Salerno, Italy) 

Program Chairs

– Davide Taibi (University of Oulu, Finland)

– Darja Šmite (Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden)

Proceedings Chair 

– Julian Frattini (Chalmers University of Gothenburg, Sweden)

– Ashley van Can (Utrecht University, Netherlands)

Finance Chair

-Francesco Leporati (University of Pavia, Italy)

Publicity Chair

– Matteo Esposito (University of Oulu, Finland)

Steering Committee

– Stefan Biffl  (Technische Universität Wien, Austria)

– Michel Chaudron (Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands)

– Onur Demirors (IzTech, Turkey)

– Carmine Gravino (University of Salerno, Italy)

– Helena Holmström Olsson (Malmö University, Sweden)

– Andreas Wortmann (Stuttgart University, Germany)

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More Information

Website: https://dsd-seaa.com/seaa2025/ 

Twitter account: https://twitter.com/EuromicroOrg 

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/dsdseaa 

 

Venue and travel

Main Venue

The Grand Hotel Salerno will host the conference as well as the Welcome Dinner (on the Rooftop).

The Grand Hotel Salerno offers a special blend of elegance and comfort along the Salerno seafront. With its distinct nautical architecture mirroring the bow of a ship, the hotel presents an enchanting view over the Gulf of Salerno, poised towards the picturesque Amalfi Coast. Its seaside location ensures that guests are merely steps away from the serene waterfront promenade and a short distance from Salerno’s historical heart, bustling with artistic and cultural treasures and premier shopping avenues.

The hotel’s strategic proximity to Salerno’s main transport hubs, including the railway station (450 meters away) and the touristic port (500 meters away), provides effortless access to explore the surrounding UNESCO-listed regions of the Amalfi and Cilento coasts, along with the iconic islands of Capri, Ischia, and Procida, and significant archaeological sites across Campania.

You can make your reservation at Grand Hotel Salerno using the following, one in Italian (link) and one in English (link).

Additionally, if you prefer to explore other accommodation options near the conference venue, you can check out the curated list of nearby supplementary hotels available on Trivago.

Location (Google Maps feature)

Lungomare Clemente Tafuri, 1

84127

Salerno

Traveling to Salerno

If you are traveling to Salerno, the closest airports are Salerno (approximately 15km away), Naples (approximately 60km away), and Rome (approximately 280km away). Rome has two airports: Roma-Fiumicino International Airport “Leonardo Da Vinci” (code FCO) and Roma-Ciampino International Airport “G.B. Pastine” (code CIA). Meanwhile, Naples and Salerno only have one airport.

Here are the cheapest options for getting from each airport to Salerno:

From Salerno (Salerno International Airport – QSR)

Via Bus

A dedicated bus route (Line 8), operated by FS Busitalia Campania, connects the Airport of Salerno to the Salerno city center. More information about the fares and purchases can be found here.

From Naples (Naples International Airport – NAP)

Via Train

  1. Take the “Alibus” bus from Naples Airport to the “Napoli Centrale” train station.
  2. From Central Station, choose from high-speed trains (such as Freccia or Italo) or regional trains (such as Intercity) to reach “Salerno” central station. Depending on the train you choose, costs range from €5 to €40. At the provided link, you can find the best solution for you. Please note that the “Trenitalia” company operates the “Freccia” and “Intercity” trains, which can be found on the same website. If searching for Intercity trains, you must change the “Main Solution” drop-down menu under the search bar to “Intercity.”

Via Bus

A dedicated bus route (Line 119), operated by FS Busitalia Campania, connects the International Airport of Naples “Capodichino” to the Salerno city centre in approximately one hour and a half. The bus line is only active on weekdays and performs three runs per day in both directions. More details on the timetables and stops are available on the official website (in Italian) or on Moovit. Note that Line 119 departs from inside the Terminal, in the area reserved for Tourist Buses/Bus Services (after the ALIBUS parking, on the right side), and not from the Terminal exit. Tickets cost 5,50 € and can be purchased using the UnicoCampania App (Play Store, App Store), or directly on board, at an additional cost.

From Rome (Rome-Fiumicino International Airport – FCO)

  1. Use the “Leonardo Express” to get from “Aeroporto Fiumicino” to the “Roma Termini” train station in only 32 minutes. The cost is 14€. At the following link, you can find the best solution for you.
  2. From the central station, you can take high-speed trains (such as Freccia or Italo) or regional trains (such as Intercity) to the “Salerno” central station. Depending on the train you choose, costs range from €5 to €40. At the provided link, you can find the best solution for you. Please note that the “Trenitalia” company operates the “Freccia” and “Intercity” trains, which can be found on the same website. If searching for Intercity trains, you must change the “Main Solution” drop-down menu under the search bar to “Intercity.”

From Rome (Rome-Ciampino International Airport – CIA)

  1. Use the “SIT Bus Shuttle” service from Roma-Ciampino Airport to the “Roma Termini” central station for 6€. You can check schedules and purchase tickets at this link, you can find the best solution for you.
  2. From the central station, you can take high-speed trains (such as Freccia or Italo) or regional trains (such as Intercity) to Salerno Central Station. Depending on the train you choose, costs range from 10€ to 40€. Depending on the train you choose, costs range from €5 to €40. At the provided link, you can find the best solution for you. Please note that the “Trenitalia” company operates the “Freccia” and “Intercity” trains, which can be found on the same website. If searching for Intercity trains, you must change the “Main Solution” drop-down menu under the search bar to “Intercity.”