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Seattle, Washington
13 – 16 June, 2005 |
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GENERAL
CHAIRS |
Manish Parashar, Rutgers Univ., USA
Jeffrey
Kephart, IBM Research, USA
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PROGRAM
CHAIRS |
Karsten Schwan, Georgia Tech, USA
Yi-Min
Wang, Microsoft Research, USA
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IMPORTANT DATES |
Title/Abstracts due:17:00 EST,
Jan 17,
2005
Full papers due:17:00 EST,
Jan 24,
2005
Author notification: Feb 28, 2005
Poster submissions: Mar 03, 2005
Tutorial submissions: Mar 03, 2005
Workshop submissions: Mar 03, 2005
Demo/Exhibit submission: Mar 03, 2005
Final manuscripts due: Apr 01, 2005
Conference: Jun 13-16, 2005 |
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ICAC 2005 Miscellaneous
Announcements
STUDENT AUTHOR TRAVEL
AWARDS
ICAC is pleased to announce
availability of student author travel grants for the upcoming ICAC 2005 conference,
June 13-16 in Seattle, WA, USA. The travel grants will consist of student
registration to the conference and will partially reimburse travel and hotel
costs. A student paper/poster is defined as one in which the principal (not sole)
author is a student. The student will be required attend the conference and
to present the paper/poster. To apply for a travel grant, please send the following
via email to
icac@caip.rutgers.edu by April 30, 2005.
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A letter from the student describing
his/her academic standing and interests, his/her expected graduation date
and degree, advisor's name, and, if available, a URL for a working Web
page. The student should indicate why attending the meeting would be
useful for his/her research or career.
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A one-page vita that includes the
student's research interests, key projects and papers published.
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A letter of recommendation from the
student's advisor.
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The title(s) of the paper(s)/poster(s) co-authored by the student and to be presented by the student at the
conference.
POSTER PRESENTATION
INSTRUCTIONS
Posters should be well focused, with a succinct
visually-appealing description of their topic, general approach, and main
results. Final posters should be approximately 3x4ft (or 1x1.25meters),
preferably printed on a single sheet of paper, or composed of multiple
smaller pieces that fit together within the aforementioned area. |