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Carmentalia

International student & doctoral conference

CarmentaliaThe Future of Humanity and Technology

One conference, two ways to experience it - in-person in Poznań and online.

Time until Carmentalia

42Days
20Hours
47Minutes
10Seconds
Date11 December 2026
VenueFaculty of Philosophy AMU - Ogrody Campus, Szamarzewskiego 89c, Poznań
FormatHybrid - in-person & online
  • Transhumanism
  • AI Ethics
  • Cyberculture
  • Neurotechnology
  • Cybersecurity
  • Philosophy of Data
  • HealthTech
  • Biosensors
  • AI Regulations
  • Cyberpsychology
  • Sociotechnology
  • Sozotechnics

01A few words about

Carmentalia as an international conference

A space for dialogue between the humanities and the sciences: philosophers, engineers, practitioners and students asking together what technology is doing to human life. Created by two Students Associations from Poznań and Wrocław.

3
Panel blocks
18
Paper slots
8
Invited speakers
2
Languages

02Can't travel?

Join us fromanywhere

The English-language track runs in a two-way hybrid mode: in-person located in AMU and online via Microsoft Teams (with both sessions being streamed).

No borders.No limits.Just ideas.

In-person

  • Talks and discussions in the premises, Ogrody Campus in Poznań
  • Coffee-break conversations and networking
  • The accompanying art exhibition in the Ogrody Campus Library
  • Digital frames and VR Cardboard stations at the exhibition

Online

  • Live stream of the English-language sessions via Microsoft Teams
  • Present remotely from your own institution
  • Take part in the closing Q&A with all the speakers
  • A digital version of the art exhibition, published on this site

03Call for Abstracts

Present your workSubmissions open

Time left to submit an abstract

12Days
11Hours
16Minutes
10Seconds

Papers are delivered in Polish and in English, in-person and remotely.

Selected papers will appear in a peer-reviewed post-conference issue of an indexed academic journal.

04Accompanying event

The art exhibition

An open call for art on the relationship between people and technology, shown across four zones - library, outdoor, hallway and digital. On show from 2 December 2026 to 15 January 2027.