For 15 years TempWeb has been a well-established workshop (series) co-located at The Web Conference. Its goals and ambitions are bringing together researchers and practitioners across various domains, taking the constantly evolving Web as a primary object of research. Areas of interest include but are not limited to the investigation of infrastructures, scalable methods, and innovative software for aggregating, querying, and analyzing heterogeneous data at Web scale. For that reason, submissions commonly address core fields of studies in computer science and aspects such as temporal IE/IR, Web mining, Web archiving and large-scale data analysis to just name a few. However, TempWeb does not only cover contributions in core computer science related, but also not purely technical submissions from application domains such as the social sciences, marketing, economics, etc. Therefore, TempWeb serves as a forum for a community from academia and practitioners across various disciplines. TempWeb 2025 was very representative in that regard and covered analytics of Telegram communities, time series analysis, but also urban planning and suicide prevention approaches. Date: April 29, 2025. Website: http://temporalweb.net/.
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