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Subject:    [Tccc] Call for Student Posters: ICNP 2006
From:       James Minseok Kwon <jmk () cs ! rit ! edu>
Date:       2006-08-25 11:33:00
Message-ID: Pine.GSO.4.64.0608250732190.7987 () rainier ! cs ! rit ! edu
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                 Submission deadline is only one week away!

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      [Sincere apologies if you receive multiple copies of this CFP.]


   The 14th IEEE International Conference on Network Protocols (ICNP) 2006
                      Santa Barbara, California, USA
                           November 12-15, 2006
                      http://www.ieee-icnp.org/2006/


                         Call for Student Posters

The ICNP 2006 conference will have a student poster session to
showcase "work-in-progress." The poster session will provide an
opportunity for students to obtain feedback on ongoing research from
knowledgeable conference attendees. The primary contributor (first
author) must be a student. Posters will be reviewed by
members of the Poster Review Committee. At the conference, student
posters must be presented by a student. Posters should not be
abbreviations of published papers.

Important Dates:

* Submission deadline: September 1, 2006, 17:00 PDT (Hard deadline)

    Electronic submission address: icnp06-posters@cs.purdue.edu
           Use Subject Line: ICNP poster submission

* Notification of decisions: October 2, 2006
* Final version of abstracts, and draft posters: Oct 15, 2006

What to submit:

You need to submit a **two-page** abstract describing the work. The
abstract title should begin with the keyword "Poster:". The abstract
should identify the key contribution of the work being presented in
the poster. In addition, it should describe the particular problem
being addressed, what makes this problem interesting or important, and
what your approach is to the problem. Preference will be given to new
and exciting problems as opposed to thorough but incremental pieces of
work. Please use the IEEE conference proceedings style (2-column) for
preparing your abstract. For each author, please include institutional
affiliation and status (student, faculty, and so on).  In the final
version of the abstract, you should also include a URL that will
provide additional information about your work to the attendees.

Your abstract should not exceed the two-page limit; non-conforming
submissions will not be considered for review. Please note that
the abstract should be in PDF format. Word documents will not be
reviewed.

At the conference, we will print and distribute the abstracts to all
conference attendees in addition to the conference proceedings.

What the poster presented at the conference should be like:

We define a poster to be an area ranging from 3x2 feet to 3x4 feet on
which you present your research.  This could be a single page, or
could be divided into about 9 to 18 pages, each 8.5x11 inches (letter
size).  You can arrange the space and orient the poster either
horizontally or vertically. You should prepare the best material
(visually appealing and succinct) that effectively communicates your
research problem, techniques, results, and what is novel and important
about your work.

We will provide equipment for mounting the posters, but you will
have to print (and, if you wish to, laminate or mount on a foam board)
the poster and bring it to the conference site. We will ask you for
your specific needs as the conference date approaches.

Posters Review Committee:

    * Ehab Al-Shaer, DePaul University
    * Sonia Fahmy, Purdue University  (Chair)
    * Sandeep Kulkarni, Michigan State University
    * Baochun Li, University of Toronto
    * Cristina Nita-Rotaru, Purdue University
    * Kamil Sarac, University of Texas at Dallas
    * Dong Xuan, The Ohio State University

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For questions, e-mail: icnp06-posters@cs.purdue.edu


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