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NXDG 2026
NeXt-generation Data Governance workshop 2026
NXDG 2026 is a workshop co-located with SEMANTiCS 2026 in Ghent, Belgium, focused on next-generation data governance in the context of EU regulations like GDPR, AI Act, and Data Act. It brings together researchers and industry experts to discuss semantic technologies, policy enforcement, data spaces, AI governance, and user-centric privacy solutions using standards such as ODRL, DPV, and Solid.
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July 10, 2026
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Short/demo papers
Must be at least 5 and at most 7 pages of main content, with additional pages for references.
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Suggested Topics
semantics and interoperabilityAI & data governanceregulationsdata protectionprivacypolicy management and enforcementRole of the Semantic Web in the European strategy for dataFAIR management and interoperability of data spacesManagement of data altruism / intermediation services activitiesLegal and governance aspects of data spacesLegal and governance aspects of IoT data managementLegal and governance aspects of AI models and AI-generated dataImpact of the Digital Omnibus Regulation ProposalAI governancePolicies for access and usage controlPolicy management and enforcement in data spacesGoing beyond consent for personal data processingData spaces and secondary reuse of dataReasoning over data and data policiesNegotiation of access to data through Web agentsPersonalisation of data management interfacesUsability of data management interfacesDigital identity and data walletsUser-centric perspectives on privacy and data protectionDecentralisation and personal data spacesPersonal knowledge graphsStandards for personal data managementStandards for AI-based systemsAuditing methods/tools for data spaces
Policies worth checking twice
- Submissions must use the official CEUR-Workshop style format with one-column format.
- Papers must be in PDF format and submitted through OpenReview.
- The review process is open.
- Papers do not need to be anonymised prior to submission for review.
- Papers that do not meet the size and formatting requirements will not be reviewed.
- Workshop proceedings will be published in a CEUR-Workshop Proceedings Volume.
Official sources
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Last verified September 9, 2026