iPRES 2025: Proceedings, Presentations and Recordings Now Available
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We are pleased to announce that the complete iPRES 2025 Proceedings are now available.
As well as the conference submissions, the proceedings book provides a record and overview of iPRES 2025, including messages from the Conference Chairs, information about the hosts, venue, themes and organisation, the conference programme and keynotes, tikanga and karakia, award winners, sponsors, and the social programme.
Individual full papers, short papers, and posters have also been deposited in the iPRES collection in PHAIDRA, the University of Vienna's digital repository: https://phaidra.univie.ac.at/detail/o:2198089
PHAIDRA has been used to preserve and provide access to iPRES conference proceedings since the early years of the conference.
Other materials are also available through Zenodo, CERN’s digital repository, which is increasingly used by the digital preservation community. There are two iPRES 2025 Zenodo collections:
Submissions and accompanying presentations: https://zenodo.org/communities/ipres2025/records Where available, accompanying slides are included in the same record as the submission.
Session recordings: https://zenodo.org/communities/ipres2025recordings/records
Within each Zenodo community, you can use the search field to find particular types of material, such as "full papers", "short papers", “posters" and "lightning talks".
What is available where:
Repository and location | Material available |
PHAIDRA – complete proceedings book | A record and overview of the conference, together with full papers, short papers, posters, panels, workshops and tutorials |
PHAIDRA – individual records | Full papers, short papers, and posters |
Zenodo – presentations and submissions | Full papers, short papers, posters, workshops, panels, tutorials and lightning talks. Accompanying slides are included in the same record as each submission. |
Zenodo – recordings community | Session recordings |
Preparing the proceedings, editing submissions, and depositing materials into digital repositories is a time-consuming process. We appreciate your patience while this work was completed. – Andrea Goethals (Conference Chair); Valerie Love, Jan Hutař, and Martin Gengenbach (Conference Vice-Chairs)
Nā tō rourou, nā taku rourouka ora ai te iwi.
With your food basket and my food basket, the people will thrive.