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Call for Papers
The EurOMA27 Organising Committee welcomes the submission of high-quality abstracts for oral presentations during the meeting, focusing on a wide variety of topics.
Abstracts will open on Tuesday 6 October 2026.
Conference Topics
- Artificial Intelligence and Big Data Analytics
- Behavioural Operations
- Biodiversity/Bio-Economy in Operations and Supply Chains
- Circular Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Digital Manufacturing
- Digital Transformation in Supply Chain Management
- Empirical Grounding Analytics in Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Empirical Research Methods in Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Environmental Sustainability in Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Geopolitics in Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Global Networks of Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Healthcare Operations Management
- Humans and Technology
- Inter-firm Relationships and Governance
- Lean and Agile Operations, Interfaces, Mass Customisation and Total Quality Management
- Multidisciplinary Approaches in Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Operations and SCM in times of Crisis and Humanitarian Logistics
- Operations and Supply Chain Management in Emerging Economies
- Operations Strategic Planning, Supply Chain Finance and Project Management
- Performance Measurement and Public Value Impact Assessment
- Platform Ecosystems and Sustainable Business Models in Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Public Sector Operations in Supply Chain Management
- Purchasing, Procurement and Inventory Management
- Responsible and Ethical Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Sales, Retail, Logistics and Distribution
- Service Operations Management and Servitisation
- Societal impact/value from Operations and Supply Chains
- Special Session Proposal
- Supply Chain Risk Management and Resilience
- Teaching and Learning in Operations and Supply Chain Management
- Technology and Innovation Management
Abstract Submission Guidelines
- Abstracts are to be written in English and should be submitted electronically via the link above.
- The abstract submission deadline is Thursday 14 January 2027 at 12 noon (GMT). The notification letters will be sent by Thursday 25 February 2027.
- All abstracts must be relevant to the conference topics. Authors will be asked to indicate the topic(s) which relate(s) most closely to the focus of the abstract. This is to assist with the review process and the creation of the conference programme itself.
- Length of the abstract: max. 1000 words. (including title, main text and references). Abstracts exceeding the limit will be rejected.
- The title of the full paper must be the same as the one of the initial abstract.
- Your full paper will be accepted on the understanding that the submitted manuscript is an original work and has not been copyrighted or published.
Full Paper Submission Guidelines
- If your abstract is accepted, you will have to submit a full paper and at least one of the authors will have to register to attend the conference by 16 April 2027 at 12 noon (GMT).
- Full papers must be submitted electronically using the abstract management system.
- Full papers should be submitted by Thursday 15 April 2027 at noon (GMT) at the latest. Papers submitted after the deadline will not be included in the conference programme.
- The title of the full paper must be the same as the one of the initial abstract.
- The overall length of the paper, including all illustrations, tables, and references, is limited to 10 pages.
- The paper must adhere to the formatting in the sample abstract. Please use the template provided here.
- Your full paper will be accepted on the understanding that the submitted manuscript is an original work and has not yet been copyrighted or published.
- The full papers will be made available to the participants of the conference, and only to them, via the digital programme (these will not be accessible to the public).
Key Dates
Abstracts
Papers
Conference registration
Best Paper Awards
Chris Voss Best Paper Award
An award for the overall best paper of the conference.
Authors will be asked to decide whether their paper is suitable for consideration for the Chris Voss Best Paper Award.
Papers to be considered for the best paper award should be signalled by the authors at the time of submission of the Abstract.
Harry Boer Best Student Paper Award
An award for the best paper presented at the conference authored by a PhD student.
Entrants must have been PhD-candidates on or after 1 July of the year before the conference. Only one entry can be submitted by an entrant.
The paper should not be signalled for consideration for the Chris Voss Best Paper Award.
Nigel Slack Teaching Innovation Award
An award for teaching innovation.
This award is selected among papers that are submitted for the topic ‘Teaching and Learning in Operations Management’.
If you want to be considered for this award, then you must submit your abstract for this topic.






