BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:https://github.com/derhansen/sf_event_mgt METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:7731-10792@fg-petrinetze.gi.de CLASS: PUBLIC SUMMARY:Algorithmen und Werkzeuge für Petrinetze & Workshop on Process-Cent ric Objects 2026 DESCRIPTION:We are happy to announce that this year's AWPN workshop takes p lace at the FernUni Hagen from September 21st to September 22nd 2026! As wi th the latest iterations, AWPN continues as an open and welcoming platform for researchers of all academic ages that want to discuss their latest work and get new ideas in the process. This year, AWPN is co-located with a new workshop on process-centric objects organized by Gabriel Juhás and Robert Lorenz. This workshop takes place from September 22nd to September 23rd 202 6, complementing AWPN's friendly discussions and athmosphere. Make sure to save the dates as soon as possible so you don't miss out! We look forward t o seeing you all!  \n\n\n\nCall for Paper AWPN:\n\nThis year, we are reques ting contributions in the form of extended abstracts, describing ideas for current research projects or tools. The submissions will be divided into se ssions, and each contribution will be presented in a 20-minute slot. Follow ing the sessions, we will form working groups to discuss the presented topi cs and foster collaborations.\n\nWe welcome all contributions concerning to ols, applications, and theory in the field of Petri nets and related formal isms. Possible topic areas for our sessions include, but are not limited to :\n\n Petri Nets and Software Engineering Petri Nets and Business Process Modeling Petri Nets and Process Mining Petri Nets and Model Checking Pe tri Nets in Education \n\nPlease submit your extended abstracts in English or German as PDF files in LNCS style to robert.lorenz@informatik.uni-augsbu rg.de by July 19th August 17th, 2026. This year, the page limit is 2 pages, excluding references. Contributions will not undergo a detailed review pro cess but will be assessed by the program committee for relevance to the AWP N. If requested by the participants, we also have the option to publish the extended abstract in proceedings, offering a digital object identifier. Ac cepted contributions will be invited for presentation at the AWPN until Aug ust 8th August 20th, 2026. Registration deadline is September 7th, 2026. Th e workshop will take place from September 21st to September 22nd 2026.  \n\ n\n\nCall for Paper PROSE:\n\nRecent advancements in Business Process Model ing and Process Mining have improved the discovery and visualization of com plex organizational behavior by treating objects as first-class citizens of a workflow model. However, a significant gap remains: discovered models pr imarily provide a global runtime perspective, but lack the modularity, enca psulation, and integration needed for software engineering. The Process-Cen tric Objects (PCO) paradigm proposes a shift from global process perspectiv e toward modular system design. By treating process models as classes, Proc ess-Centric Objects enable the design of autonomous, vertically integrated process types that encapsulate data, objects, and their lifecycles within a single executable entity. They also capture how objects relate, compose, i nteract, and synchronize. This workshop aims to bring together researchers and practitioners to discuss the formalization, design, and execution of pr ocess-centric objects, as well as their extraction from discovered process models, thereby bridging the gap between object centric process mining, sys tem design, and software engineering.\n\nWe invite submissions on topics in cluding, but not limited to:\n\n Modularity, Composition, Interaction: For mal foundations of object-centric models, distinguishing between structural composition (permanent 1:N and M:N relationships) and dynamic interaction (event-based synchronization) as modular alternatives to global synchroniza tion. Formal Mappings and Interoperability: Relationships and transformati ons between different formalisms for data-centric objects, process-centric objects, and object-centric processes (e.g., Entity-Relationship Diagrams, Class Diagrams, SQL, BPMN, Colored Petri Nets, and OCPN). Case Studies: Ca se studies demonstrating the PCO paradigm in practice. Inheritance and Pol ymorphism: Applying theories of inheritance specifically to the lifecycle o f process-centric objects; focusing on the abstraction and specialization o f process classes while preserving behavioral consistency. Extraction of C lasses (Modules): Algorithms for slicing global models into modular, execut able process-centric classes. Vertical Integration in Process-Centric Obje ct Applications: Encapsulation of data, application as a lifecycle, and pre sentation layers within process-centric objects. \n\nPapers should be submi tted in the LNCS style to https://process-centric-objects.org. Contribution s will not undergo a detailed review process but will be assessed by the pr ogram committee for relevance. If requested by the participants, accepted p apers will be published in a common proceedings volume with AWPN 2026 withi n the digital library of the German Foundation of Informatics (GI), offerin g a digital object identifier (DOI). We seek position papers, work in progr ess and research papers:\n\n Position Papers (2-4 pages): Visionary ideas on object-centric process and process-centric objects paradigms. Work in P rogress (up to 6 pages): Ongoing research and research proposals. Full Res earch Papers (12 pages): Original research on formalisms, modelling methodo logy or architectures for PCOs. \n\nAbstract Deadline: July 5th 2026 July 3 1st 2026 Paper Submission Deadline: July 19th 2026 August 17th 2026 Notific ation of Acceptance: August 8th 2026 August 20th 2026 Final Version Due: Au gust 17th 2026 September 7th 2026 Registration Deadline: September 7th Work shop: September 22nd to September 23rd\n\n \n\nProgramme Committee PROSE:\n \n Robin Bergenthum (FernUniversität in Hagen, chair) Gabriel Juhás (Pan- European University Bratislava, chair) Marc Kimmel (Universität Augsburg) Tomáš Kováčik (Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava) Jakub Kovář (FernUniversität in Hagen) Robert Lorenz (Universität Augsburg, chair) J uraj Mažári (Netgrif) LOCATION:FernUniversität in Hagen - Informatik-Zentrum DTSTAMP:20260910T074823Z DTSTART:20260922T060000Z DTEND:20260923T150000Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR