OCEANS 2026 Monterey Extends Workshop & Tutorial Proposal Deadline
Submit your innovative ocean tech session by May 26—new structured format!
IEEE/OES OCEANS 2026 Monterey has extended the deadline for Workshop & Tutorial proposals to Tuesday, May 26, 2026. The conference runs Monday through Thursday, September 21-24, 2026, in Monterey, California. For the first time, organizers are introducing a structured proposal format aimed at encouraging innovative, forward-looking, and interactive session ideas. Workshops are ideal for in-depth discussions and collaborative input on timely themes, while tutorials provide a venue to teach tools, benchmarks, methodologies, or systems to the community. The event targets professionals in ocean science, engineering, technology, autonomy, AI/ML, sensing, data systems, and related fields.
These sessions offer valuable opportunities for in-depth technical instruction, discussion of emerging topics, and cross-sector collaboration across academia, industry, and government. Workshops and tutorials will take place on Monday, September 21, allowing attendees to then attend ROSCon Global 2026 in Toronto from September 22-24. The extended deadline gives researchers and practitioners more time to craft proposals that advance ocean technology and AI/ML applications. For more details and to submit, visit the official conference website. This is a key chance to shape the technical program and engage with the global ocean community.
- Workshop & Tutorial proposal deadline extended to Tuesday, May 26, 2026
- First-time structured proposal format encourages innovative, interactive session designs
- Workshops focus on collaborative discussion; tutorials teach specific tools, benchmarks, or systems
Why It Matters
Extended deadline offers ocean tech professionals more time to shape the conference's technical program.