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GaLM 2026
The 2nd International Workshop on Graph-Augmented LLMs (GaLM): Bridging Language and Structured Knowledge
The 2nd International Workshop on Graph-Augmented LLMs (GaLM) at CIKM 2026 explores the integration of graph-based methodologies with large language models to enhance reasoning, knowledge integration, and privacy in applications across domains like healthcare, finance, and social media. It builds on the success of the inaugural GaLM workshop at ICDM 2025 and aims to foster collaboration between the NLP, graph ML, and industrial research communities.
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August 31, 2026
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Research Topics
Data cleaning, integration, and augmentation with graph-based LLMsGraph-enhanced LLM architecturesLLMs for graph understanding and generationLLM-driven graph processingGraph representation learning and unlearningMultimodal graph-LLM integrationExplainability, provenance, security, privacy, benchmarking for graph-based LLMsReal-world applications of graph-enhanced LLMs in domains such as healthcare, finance, and social media
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- Submissions must be original and unpublished (except those already published elsewhere are allowed)
- Papers must be submitted in PDF format using the official ACM sigconf two-column template
- Submitted papers will undergo single-blind review
- LLM-generated text is prohibited unless part of the experimental analysis
- AI tools may only be used for light editing (e.g., grammar checks)
- Accepted papers will be published in CEUR Workshop Proceedings subject to sufficient submissions
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Last verified September 9, 2026