Conference Description
Key Takeaways
- Academic conference covering database theory, advanced DBMS technologies, and their practical applications
- Designed for academic researchers, university faculty, PhD students, and professionals in computer science and information systems
- Features keynotes, tutorials, panels, workshops, and social events
- Held in person in Orléans, France
About the Conference
The 30th European Conference on Advances in Databases and Information Systems (ADBIS 2026) brings together the international database and information systems research community. Now in its third decade, the conference serves as a venue for presenting research accomplishments in database theory, advanced database management system technologies, and their applications across various domains.
The event takes place in Orléans, France, and follows an in-person format. Attendees can participate in keynote presentations, tutorials, panel discussions, workshops, and social events designed to facilitate networking and collaboration.
Research Focus Areas
ADBIS 2026 concentrates on three primary areas: database theory, advanced DBMS technologies, and their real-world applications. The conference addresses both theoretical advancements and practical system development challenges in data management. Researchers present work spanning database development methodologies, information systems architecture, and emerging applications that leverage modern data management techniques.
European and International Collaboration
A central objective of ADBIS is fostering interaction between European researchers and the broader global community. The conference provides a platform for exchanging ideas across institutional and geographic boundaries, supporting the development of new research collaborations. The event also emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion within the scientific community.
Who Should Attend
ADBIS 2026 is structured for participants working in academic and applied database research. The conference is relevant to:
- Academic researchers and university faculty in computer science
- PhD students focusing on database systems or information systems
- Database researchers at research institutions
- System architects and data engineers interested in current research directions
Sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations seeking visibility within the database research community.