FAB26: Foundations for Fab Futures

FAB26: Foundations for Fab Futures is a conference focused on fab labs, maker culture, and innovation. It accepts peer-reviewed papers and preprints on topics including entrepreneurship, ecological transition, inclusive education, and artificial intelligence. The conference includes a program committee and an organizing committee with partners such as the Fab Foundation. The event is scheduled to take place in Cambridge, United States.

Opportunity to present peer-reviewed papers or preprints and have work included in the conference program; networking with researchers and practitioners in maker culture and related fields.

Researchers and authors may submit peer-reviewed papers and preprints; the conference accepts empirical, technical, and conceptual/position papers. Full papers should be 3500–4000 words and abstract submission is optional but encouraged.

Submit a peer-reviewed paper or preprint according to the provided tracks; full papers 3500–4000 words; abstract submission optional.