Submission process and awards

Information about key dates, submission details and awards.

Key dates

  • Submission date (full papers): 21 March 2025
  • Acceptance notification (full papers): 2 April 2025
  • Deadline for final papers: 29 April 2025

DHM 2025 now welcomes ABSTRACT submissions, deadline: 16 December 2024.

All submissions are managed via EasyChair.

Call for papers

Submission Instructions

Full papers - final camera-ready copy

Please respond to the feedback from the final review process and amend your papers accordingly.  It is essential that you submit three files as part of this final submission process:

  1. The complete camera-ready copy of your paper in PDF format
  2. The complete camera-ready copy of your paper in Word or LaTeX format
  3. The completed Licence to publish file: docx
    1. On page 1, authors should add the final paper title, authors names in the right order. On the last page, the corresponding author should sign it.

These can all be uploaded to EasyChair.  To do this, ‘View’ your previous submission and then click ‘Add or update files’ from the menu on the right.

Please also ‘Update authors’ and identify the presenter for your paper at the symposium.

Final Papers must be prepared according to the camera-ready copy rules produced by Springer.  Please see the accompanying Springer Guidelines for Authors of Proceedings.

When viewing your original submission, the Top Menu in Easychair provides access to ‘Templates’ which includes the Word and LaTeX files and the Licence to Publish file.

SHORT INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS:

  1. Authors can choose to work with word or latex - see the most recent template
  2. Please prepare the chapter in one-column format.
  3. Please add under the title the authors’ names, institution, country, city, country (no street or any other address part – neither a complete private address -  should be added there, as this will show up on our webpage). Please see page 1 of the Author Instructions above.
  4. Each chapter should begin with an abstract that summarizes its content in no more than 200 words. The abstract will appear online at SpringerLink and be available with unrestricted access to facilitate online searching, using e.g. Google, and allow unregistered users to read the abstract as a teaser for the complete chapter.
  5. For authors working with word: please avoid inserting equations as graphic files. Use the Math function of Word 2003 or 2007, MathType or Microsoft Equation Editor to create your equations.
  6. Please include all affiliations and e-mail addresses (or at least the email address of the corresponding author) in the chapter you submit to the book editors. The e-mail addresses will be used by SpringerNature to provide authors with a personal account where they can download a free copy of the eBook upon publication
  7. Permissions for any material authors want to reuse from previous publication should be obtained by the corresponding publisher they want to reuse. Usually, authors can GET PERMISSION online by using RightsLink. In rare cases, they need to contact the publisher directly. Moreover, Springer is a STM signatory publisher. If authors wish to reuse materials published by another signatory publisher, they can check the corresponding guideline for permission.
  8. Refer to springer self-archiving policy for non-open access book and chapters . If this book is NOT an open access one, please check the policies for self-archiving of books and chapters published via the subscription route. Archiving of pre-print on a recognized server, up to one chapter per volume from the same author, is allowed for proceedings.

Awards

DHM2025 continues the celebration of outstanding contributions to the symposium through four awards:

Best Paper Award
Most Innovative Research Award
Women in DHM Award
Junior Research Award

Previous Award Winners

DHM2023

  • Best paper award: Can a numerical digital human finger model predict subjective comfort rating of handheld products? - (Gregor Harih, Vasja Plesec)
  • Most Innovative Research Award: Application of using 4D scanning technologies in biomechanics (Helios De Rosario, Sofia Scataglini, Fermín Basso, Sandra Alemany, Wim Saeys, Steven Truijen)
  • Junior Research Award: Simulation of ergonomic assembly through a Digital Human Modeling software - (Henrik Söderlund, Leonard Bogojevic, Liang Gong, Björn Johansson, Roland Örtengren)
  • Women in DHM: Joint Movement Assessment Applied to Unilateral Amputee Cycling - (Heloísa Seratiuk Flores, Wen Liang Yeoh , Kyosuke Morinaga , Satoshi Muraki)

DHM2022

  • Best Paper Award: Xianlian Alex Zhou for "Prediction of Walking Kinematics and Muscle Activities under Idealized Lower Limb Exoskeleton Assistances" by Neethan Ratnakumar, Vinay Devulapalli, Niranjan Deepak, and Xianlian Alex Zhou.
  • Most Innovative Research Award: Sandra Alemany for "A Methodology to Obtain Anthropometric Measurements from 4D Scans" by Jordi Uriel, Ana Ruescas, Alfredo Ballester, Eduardo Parrilla, Alfredo Remón, and Sandra Alemany.
  • Women in DHM Award: Yeeun Kang for "Optimization of Nucleus Pulposus Removal Rate in the Intervertebral Disc during Artificial Nucleus Replacement Using Lumbar Finite Element Model Simulation” by Yeeun Kang, Jaemin Kim, and Junghwa Hong.
  • Junior Research Award: Hyeyeong Song for “The Study of Endolymph Flow and Hair Cell Control Analysis Simulation Model through Electromagnetic Fields” by Hyeyeong Song, Soonmoon Jung, and Junghwa Hong.