International Joint Conference on Knowledge Graphs
An academic forum, weaving together the global knowledge graph community.
The 15th International Joint Conference on Knowledge Graphs brings together researchers from across the world to share innovative research and novel applications of knowledge graphs.
IJCKG evolved from the Joint International Semantic Technology Conference (JIST) — a long-running venue for disseminating research on the Semantic Web, Knowledge Graphs, Linked Data, and AI on the Web. In 2026, IJCKG returns to Southeast Asia, hosted in Bangkok, Thailand.
Topics of Interest
01 Knowledge Graphs for Generative AI, RAG, and Agentic Systems
- Knowledge Graphs for Retrieval-Augmented Generation, GraphRAG, and grounded generation
- Integration of Knowledge Graphs with Large Language Models
- KG4LLM and LLM4KG methods, systems, and applications
- Knowledge Graphs for autonomous, agentic, and tool-using AI systems
- Planning, reasoning, decision-making, and AI system orchestration with Knowledge Graphs
- Contextual grounding and knowledge integration using Knowledge Graphs
02 Knowledge Representation, Ontologies, and Semantic Web
- Knowledge representation and ontology engineering
- Ontology modeling, evolution, alignment, and reuse
- Semantic Web technologies and Linked Data
- Standards, vocabularies, and frameworks for Knowledge Graph development
03 Knowledge Graph Construction, Acquisition, and Integration
- Entity, relation, and event extraction for Knowledge Graphs
- Acquisition of complex knowledge, including events, rules, workflows, and processes
- Multimodal Knowledge Graph construction and integration
- Knowledge integration from structured, semi-structured, unstructured, and multimodal sources
04 Knowledge Graph Management, Querying, and Infrastructure
- Graph databases and Knowledge Graph management systems
- Graph query languages and semantic query processing
- Indexing, scalability, distributed processing, and optimization for large-scale Knowledge Graphs
- Data quality, provenance, trust, versioning, and lifecycle management of Knowledge Graphs
05 Learning, Reasoning, and Analytics over Knowledge Graphs
- Knowledge Graph embeddings and representation learning
- Knowledge base completion, link prediction, and graph inference
- Machine learning and graph neural networks on Knowledge Graphs
- Graph classification, clustering, generation, and anomaly detection
- Reasoning, rule learning, and neuro-symbolic methods for Knowledge Graphs
06 Knowledge Graph-based Retrieval, Search, and Question Answering
- Knowledge Graph-based information retrieval and semantic search
- Question answering over Knowledge Graphs
- Cross-modal retrieval and reasoning with Knowledge Graphs
- Dialogue systems and conversational AI with Knowledge Graphs
07 Knowledge Graph Applications and Intelligent Systems
- Recommendation systems and decision support using Knowledge Graphs
- Industrial and government applications of Knowledge Graphs
- Knowledge Graphs for science, education, healthcare, cultural heritage, social good, and sustainability
- Domain-specific Knowledge Graphs and intelligent applications
08 Evaluation, Interaction, and Open Resources
- Evaluation methods, benchmarks, and datasets for Knowledge Graphs, RAG, GraphRAG, and KG-enhanced AI systems
- Knowledge Graph visualization, exploration, and human–KG interaction
- Open Knowledge Graph resources, tools, platforms, and reusable datasets
- Reproducibility, benchmarking practices, and community resources
Organization Committee
Set on the Chao Phraya riverside.
IJCKG 2026 will be hosted at the Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside. Opened in 1986 as the Menam Riverside Hotel and later rebranded under Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, the property spans 3.5 acres with 285 metres of river frontage and 501 rooms and suites — blending contemporary design with Thai elements, from 36 m² rooms to 170 m² suites overlooking the river, pool, or city skyline.
Set on Charoenkrung Road along the eastern bank of the Chao Phraya River, it opens the door to Bangkok’s landmarks — the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun), and the city’s vibrant Chinatown.

