Submission

Important Dates

Topics of Interest

Topics of the workshop include, but are not limited to

• Modular representations of knowledge and belief bases
• Syntax and semantic splittings
• Global vs. local knowledge representation and reasoning
• Decomposition and composition
• Merging of knowledge and beliefs
• Graph- and network-based representations
• Relevance and independence
• Forgetting and abstraction
• KR and cognition

Submission Instructions

We welcome both contributions of full papers containing novel results (up to 14 pages, excluding references), as well as extended abstracts of already-published results (up to 3 pages, excluding references). Submissions should be formatted in CEURART one-column style.

Submissions have to comply with the CEUR-WS GenAI Policy. In particular, submitted papers must include a declaration on the use of generative AI.

Submissions are managed via a HotCRP instance provided by FLoC 2026: https://submissions.floc26.org/most/

We intend to publish accepted papers via CEUR-WS. However, we also welcome submissions presenting preliminary work which is not (yet) intended for publication. If you do not wish to make your paper public, you will be able to opt-out.