Do you have an experience, insight, or an idea that could benefit your colleagues in the global software testing community? We have the stage for you…
The EuroSTAR 2025 Call for Speakers is open and the EuroSTAR committee Nele van Asch, Anais Van Asselt, Bart Knaack, and Linda Van de Vooren are looking for YOUR expertise. EuroSTAR brings the world’s testing experts together, all in one place. This is the most international testing event in the world, and a key opportunity to share your wisdom, lightbulb moments, insights, ideas, successes, failures & more.
The 2025 theme is AI on Trial: Exploring the Art of Testing AI. This opens the floor to a myriad of questions and discussions. We’ll delve into into the transformative world of AI and its profound impact on software testing. We are also looking for what the future of testing will look like, with or without AI, from a soft skill perspective or a technical perspective, as a deep specialism or ingrained in all activities in IT.
We have different talk types to suit your session style, whether that’s a new initiative, a powerful case study, or a technical topic. What can you share with the global testing community? How will you facilitate discussions, impart new learnings, or share new techniques?
What types of talks is the committee looking for?
Track Talks
Share your powerful ideas, case studies and innovative initiatives. Be useful! The EuroSTAR audience want actionable content. Share stories of trials & triumphs, successes & lessons learned, and bring new information or approaches. Allow for discussion time – this is where a lot of the learning takes place.
Deep Dives
EuroSTAR attendees are hungry for technical talks so we’ve introduced deep dives to this year’s programme. Deep Dives are a more in-depth examination or analysis of your topic. Ideally include exercises where possible – these sessions should be super interactive.
Tutorials
These are pre-conference half day or full day training courses on a specific topic designed to develop certain skills. They should be interactive, feature group work, and encourage collaboration. It’s all about sharing in-depth knowledge (technical or otherwise), fostering collaboration through group exercises, and helping attendees hone their skills.
What you need to submit
Your submission needs a clear title, a compelling abstract, and 3 possible learnings that attendees will take from your talk. You MUST have tangible and clear takeaways for the EuroSTAR attendees to learn from, and apply immediately to their work. The audience is hungry for real-life knowledge!
So, whether you’re a veteran, an entrepreneur, or new to testing – this is the stage to inspire your peers, spark new learnings, lively discussions, and lots of new ideas. Check out all the information and start thinking about what actionable learnings YOU can share with the EuroSTAR audience in Edinburgh.