Programme

Final Programme

DIAGRAMS 2026

25–28 August 2026
Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
L L / A / G — 20 min talk + 10 min discussion S S — 10 min talk + 5 min discussion T T — 90 min tutorial

Tuesday · 25 August 2026

  1. 09.00–09.30

    Opening

  2. 09.30–10.30
    Keynote 1 Chair: Amar Hadzihasanovic · Room 306

    Fabio Zanasi

    Computing with Pictures: the Rise of String Diagrams in Computer Science
  3. 10.30–11.00

    Break

  4. 11.00–12.30
    Session 1 Chair: Francesco Bellucci · Room 306
    • LJens Lemanski — Leibniz, Line Diagrams, and Euclidean Proportions
    • LKarol Wapniarski & Mariusz Urbański — Syllogistic Diagrams and Existential Commitment
    • SChristina Kittsteiner — The Multifaceted Sorites Diagram
    • SJ.-Martín Castro-Manzano — On Carroll Diagrams for Numerical Syllogistic
  5. 12.30–14.00

    Lunch

  6. 14.00–15.30
    Parallel Tutorials
    • TEmanuel Jannasch — Heraldry as Information Graphics (Room 306)
    • TMarcos Bautista López Aznar — Marlo Logical Boards (Room 305D)
  7. 15.30–16.00

    Break

  8. 16.00–17.15
    Session 2 Chair: Fabio Zanasi · Room 306
    • LNiklas Rentz et al. — Diagrams as a Service
    • SRisako Ando & Koji Mineshima — Do Diagrams Help Large Language Models Reason?
    • LMaximilian Kasperowski et al. — Pragmatic and Semantic Search in Diagrams

Wednesday · 26 August 2026

  1. 09.00–10.30
    Session 3 Chair: Jessica Carter · Room 306
    • LMarcia R. Cerioli, Wagner Sanz & Petrucio Viana — Graph-based Proofs Can Be Enlightening
    • LViktor Blasjo — Hobbes and the Physicality of Geometry
    • SMary Elworth — Knowledge-How and Knowledge-That in the Construction and Use of Diagrams in Mathematics
    • SNoah Greenstein — Diagrams, Know-How & Beauty
  2. 10.30–11.00

    Break

  3. 11.00–12.30
    Posters session Chair: Peter Chapman · Room 306
    • J.-Martín Castro-Manzano — A Magic Aristotelian Cube
    • Gloria Jacquet — Legal Design and Diagrammatic Reasoning
    • Matthew Hibbin and Peter Rodgers — 3D Euler Diagram Generation Using a Game Engine: Work In Progress
    • Reetu Bhattacharjee and Amirouche Moktefi — Alternative dotted circle diagrams
    • Yuri Sato and Hazuki Kawamitsu — Modal Euler Diagrams: Diagrammatic Reasoning Patterns for Modal Logic
    • Hans Smessaert and Lorenz Demey — Diagram Design for Modelling Audiovisual Communication
    • Amirouche Moktefi — Three types of scaffolding
    • Junko Itokazu — Learner-Generated Diagrams in L2 Literary Discussion: Mediational Artifacts in Collaborative Meaning-Making
    • Alessio Moretti — Infinite-Simplexes, Completion-Games and Poly-Lobes: Enriching, by Diffraction, the Oppositional Space BMN?
  4. 12.30–14.00

    Lunch

  5. 14.00–15.30
    Session 4 Chair: Gianluca Caterina · Room 306
    • LChi Ho Chan et al. — EvoEuler
    • LMarkus Wallinger et al. — Combined Network and Set Visualization with Hoop and Linear Diagrams
    • LPeter Cheng & Irvin Katz — A Diagrammatic Notation for Social Partner Dancing
  6. 15.30–16.00

    Break

  7. 16.00–17.30
    Session 5 Chair: Atsushi Shimojima · Room 306
    • AYukari Abe & Emmanuel Manalo — From Diagrams to Arguments
    • SMasahiro Morii et al. — Highlighted Multi-Attribute Tables and Decision Making
    • SAndrew Schumann — Logic Diagrams for Non-Monotonic Relationships
    • SLiane Gabora — Diagramming the Mind
    • SDennis McNulty — The epiDiagram and Some Other Conceptual Resources for Interdisciplinary Diagram Research

Thursday · 27 August 2026

  1. 09.30–10.30
    Keynote 2 Chair: Emmanuel Manalo · Room 306

    Jessica Carter

    Diagrams in Mathematical Practice
  2. 10.30–11.00

    Break

  3. 11.00–12.30
    Session 6 Chair: Amirouche Moktefi · Room 306
    • ASamuel Descarreaux, Bruno Leclercq — Logical Necessity and Diagrammatic Inferences in the Emergence of Mathematical Logic: F. A. Lange, G. Frege, and C. S. Peirce
    • SFrancesco Bellucci — Reference by Occurrence in Quantification
    • SArnold Oostra — From Peirce to Zellweger
    • STakashi Sasaki — Representational Normalization and Non-Injective Translation in Peirce’s Alpha Existential Graphs
    • SNathan Haydon — Categorial Grammar and Existential Graphs
  4. 12.30–14.00

    Lunch

  5. 14.00–15.30
    Session 7 Chair: Hans Smessaert · Room 306
    • LYuri Uesaka & Shun Saso — An Empirical Examination of Diagrammatic Competency
    • LEmmanuel Manalo, Reena Cheruvalath & Hiroaki Ayabe — Can Planning with Diagrams Help Students Think More Critically About Moral Questions?
    • SFriederike Brockhaus — Pictographic Representations Enhance Understanding of Simple Dynamic Systems
    • SAnn Mary John et al. — Drawing Solutions: A Cross-Linguistic Diagram-Based Study of Ordinality in Problem-Solving
  6. 15.30–16.00

    Break

  7. 16.00–17.00

    Diagrams assembly

    Room 306
  8. 19.00

    Conference Dinner

Friday · 28 August 2026

  1. 09.30–10.30
    Session 8 Chair: Peter Cheng · Room 306
    • LStef Frijters & Atahan Erbas — Inferring Relations from Relations
    • SJerzy Krol — Are Graphs, Built on Logical Independence, Capable to Replace Quantum Thinking?
    • SJ.-Martín Castro-Manzano — On Paraconsistent Diagrams
  2. 10.30–11.00

    Break

  3. 11.00–12.30
    Graduate symposium Chair: Nathan Hydon · Room 306
    • GChi Ho Chan — Generating a Set of Area-Proportional Euler and Venn Diagrams
    • GKwok Shun Lee — Non-Identity with Mutual Dependence: The Formal Structure of Korean Confucian Doseol and the Limits of Sentential Representation
    • GMatt Cuffaro — Behavioral Types for Goguen’s Algebraic Semiotics
  4. 12.30–14.00

    Lunch

  5. 14.00–15.30
    Session 9 Chair: Dave Beisecker · Room 306
    • LTuomo Hiippala et al. — Discourse-Driven Decomposition of Diagrammatic Representations
    • SYuri Sato & Yuzuki Ono — Visual Metaphors for Abstract Conditions
    • SOzan Altan Altinok — Tree of Life as Performative Representation
  6. 15.30–16.00

    Break

  7. 16.00–17.00
    Keynote 3 Chair: Pawel M. Sobocinski · Room 306

    Peter Cheng

    Representing Knowledge and Thought
  8. 17.00–17.15

    Closing

    Room 306

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