We are soliciting papers presenting original research on all aspects of model-based engineering. Two types of submissions are possible:

    Foundation Papers, dealing with modeling foundations, such as metamodeling, model transformations, model validation, verification and testing, model engineering methods and tools, and related aspects.
    Application Papers, dealing with the application of modeling techniques, including experience reports on the use of MBE methods and tools, industrial case studies, or successful applications of MBE practices in industry or in public administration, with significant modeling lessons learned. All applications must have been done in real contexts and at least one of the authors of the paper must be from the company or administration where the application took place.

Submission process

Submissions must conform to the JOT LaTeX template (https://www.jot.fm/templates/jot.zip or https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/journal-of-object-technology-jot-template/htdbfxfnyjjj) and must not exceed 14 pages (including figures, references, and appendices). Secondary studies may use 2 additional pages for references only. Failure to conform to these guidelines may result in disqualification of the paper. No simultaneous submission to other publication outlets (either a conference or a journal) is allowed; any concurrent submission will be deemed as a serious breach of scientific ethics, resulting in the immediate rejection of the paper and appropriate action will be taken.

All submissions will be peer-reviewed by at least three members of the Program Committee.

All papers have to be submitted electronically in PDF format through Easychair (link to be published).

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

    Foundations of MBE, including model transformations, domain-specific languages, verification and validation approaches, etc.
    Novel paradigms, formalisms, applications, approaches, frameworks, or processes for model-based engineering such as low-code/no-code development, digital twins, etc.
    Interplay between MBE with and for AI-based systems.
    Application of MBE methods, tools, and techniques to specific domains, e.g., automotive, aerospace, cyber-physical systems, robotics, Artificial Intelligence or IoT.
    Successful use of MBE in connection with other disciplines and approaches, such as Artificial Intelligence, DevOps, Open Source, or Safety Assurance.
    Educational aspects of MBE.
    Tools and initiatives for the successful adoption of MBE in industry.