ACM TRUST 2027 • Student Symposium

Undergraduate and High School Symposium

A dedicated ACM TRUST 2027 forum for undergraduate and high school students to present original research, applied projects, and emerging ideas in artificial intelligence, trustworthy AI, responsible computing, and related areas.

About the Symposium

Student Research

This track invites undergraduate and high school students to submit original research papers, extended project reports, or preliminary study findings related to AI, such as trustworthy AI and responsible computing.

Work may be theoretical, systems-oriented, or empirical. Submissions from individual students or small teams are welcome; faculty co-authorship is permitted, but the primary author must be an enrolled undergraduate or high school student.

ACM TRUST 2027 Student Symposium

Undergraduate & High School

The symposium provides an opportunity for student researchers to share their work with the ACM TRUST community and participate in scholarly discussions on responsible and trustworthy artificial intelligence and computing.

ACM TRUST 2027 Undergraduate and High School Symposium

Scope of Topics

Areas of Interest

The conference invites original research, applied projects, interdisciplinary studies, and innovative applications of Artificial Intelligence from undergraduate and high school students.

We welcome a broad range of submissions, including research papers, applied research, reproducibility and benchmarking studies, dataset papers, and AI systems/project papers. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

1 AI Foundations, Algorithms & Machine Learning
2 Generative AI, Large Language Models & Foundation Models
3 Trustworthy, Explainable & Responsible AI
4 AI Security, Privacy & Governance
5 Data Mining, Analytics & Intelligent Information Systems
6 Computer Vision, Natural Language Processing & Multimodal AI
7 Robotics, Autonomous Systems & AI for Engineering
8 AI for Biology, Medicine & Health
9 AI for Physical, Environmental & Earth Sciences
10 AI for Economics, Finance & Business
11 AI for Behavioral & Social Sciences
12 AI for Arts, Music & Creative Technologies
13 Novel Applications of AI

Submission Format Requirements

Author Guidelines

ACM Conference Format

  • Submissions must follow the ACM two-column conference template.
  • Authors should prepare their manuscripts using the ACM Conference Proceedings Primary Article Template.
  • View the ACM Conference Template

Page Limits & Student Status

  • Undergraduate papers: maximum 6 pages, excluding references.
  • High school papers: maximum 5 pages, excluding references.
  • The author affiliation must indicate whether the first author is a high school or undergraduate student.
Important: Faculty co-authorship is permitted; however, the primary author must be an enrolled undergraduate or high school student.

Review and Presentation Format

Peer Reviewed

Peer Review

Submissions will be peer-reviewed by program committee members.

Presentation and Proceedings

Accepted papers will be presented as oral presentations or posters and included in the symposium proceedings.

Prepare Your Submission

Authors should review the symposium scope, student eligibility requirements, page limits, and ACM formatting requirements before preparing their manuscript.

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