ACM SIGCHI Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work & Social Computing — 2025
October 18-22, 2025
Grieghallen Conference CenterBergen, Norway
AI Social Computing HCI
The ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing (CSCW) is the premier venue for research on how technology shapes collaboration, communication, and social interaction. It brings together researchers, designers, and practitioners from across disciplines to explore the design, use, and impact of collaborative systems.
Why Attend CSCW?
- Cutting-Edge Research: Discover the latest findings in social computing, collaboration technologies, crowdsourcing, online communities, and workplace innovation.
- Interdisciplinary Perspectives: Engage with scholars from computer science, sociology, psychology, education, design, and organizational studies.
- Real-World Impact: Sessions highlight how CSCW advances technology in diverse domains such as healthcare, education, the arts, entertainment, and hybrid work.
- Community & Networking: Connect with an international community dedicated to advancing human-centered technology for work and everyday life.
CSCW is where the future of collaboration and social computing takes shape-offering inspiration for both academic research and industry innovation.
Venue
Grieghallen Conference Center
Edvard Griegs plass 1, 5015 Bergen, Norway
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Our picks for ACM SIGCHI Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work & Social Computing attendees
A curated selection of hotels chosen for location, value, and fit for conference travellers.
Basic Hotel Bergen
Hakonsgaten 27, 5015 Bergen
This two-star hotel provides free Wi-Fi and minimalist rooms with sitting areas, flat-screen TVs and on-site bar/lounge. Best suited for budget travellers...
Citybox Bergen City
Nygårdsgaten 31, 5015 Bergen
This three-star hotel provides a shared kitchen, rooftop terrace, business centre and sound-proofed rooms with seating areas. Best suited for budget-conscious travellers...
Clarion Hotel Bergen
Rosenkrantzgate 8, 5003 Bergen
This four-star hotel features a gym, sauna, restaurant, bar and conference facilities. Best suited for business travellers and families looking for upscale...
Grand Hotel Terminus
Zander Kaaes gate 6, 5015 Bergen
This historic four-star hotel offers a fitness centre, restaurant and bar, garden terrace and flexible meeting spaces. Best suited for travellers who...
Hotel Norge by Scandic
Nedre Ole Bulls plass 4, 5012 Bergen
This five-star hotel offers an array of dining options, extensive spa facilities, indoor and outdoor pools and fully equipped meeting spaces. Best...
Hotel Oleana
Øvre Ole Bulls Plass 5, 5012 Bergen
This four-star hotel offers stylish rooms with soundproofing, mini-bars and terraces, plus a restaurant, bar and meeting spaces. Best suited for trend-seeking...
Magic Hotel & Apartments Kløverhuset
Strandgaten 13-15, 5013 Bergen
This four-star hotel offers hiking and cycling options, a sun terrace, on-site dining and spacious rooms with kitchenettes and flat-screen TVs. Best...
Radisson Blu Royal Hotel Bergen
Dreggsallmenningen 1, 5003 Bergen
This four-star property offers a fitness centre, restaurant, bar and breakfast buffet, along with meeting facilities and pet amenities. Best suited for...
Thon Hotel Rosenkrantz Bergen
Rosenkrantzgate 7, 5003 Bergen
This four-star hotel offers a fitness centre, hiking options and meeting facilities, plus rooms equipped with mini-bars and tea/coffee facilities. Best suited...
Zander K Hotel
Zander Kaaes gate 8, 5015 Bergen
This four-star hotel in the city centre offers free Wi-Fi, a gym and organic dining options along with meeting facilities and stylish...
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