https://aime21.aimedicine.info
2nd Call for Workshop, Tutorial and Demo Proposals: AIME 2021
As in previous AIME conferences, proposals for the organization of satellite
workshops, tutorials, and demos regarding any of the topic areas of the the
AIME 2021 conference are invited.
Submission
Proposals for workshops, tutorials, and demos should be sent by email to Allan
Tucker (allan.tuc...@brunel.ac.uk). Each proposal should include the following
elements:
Title,
Chair(s): name, affiliation, e-mail address, homepage, and short (one
paragraph), biography of each chair, explaining the chair's expertise for the
event (workshop/tutorial/demo),
Abstract: a summary of max. 200 words describing the purpose of the
workshop/tutorial/demo,
Topics: a list (no longer than half a page) describing the covered topics
of interest,
Motivation (one to three paragraphs): why is the topic timely and of
particular interest to the AIME participants?
Former workshops, tutorials or demos (if applicable): describe the
development of the workshop series over the past 3-5 years. Provide
quantitative information on submissions and attendance,
Format (a tabular schedule or a one paragraph summary): the intended mix of
events, such as paper presentations, invited talks, panels, demos, and general
discussion,
Intended length: half-day or full day?
Audience: who and how many people are likely to attend?
Program Committee: name and affiliations of potential PC members,
Requirements: audio-visual or technical requirements and special room
requirements (e.g., a computer lab).
We strongly advise to provide more than one chair, preferably originating from
different institutions, for adding different perspectives to the topics of the
event. We will favor workshops presenting an innovative structure and a diverse
program that attracts various types of contributions and ensures rich
interactions.
Organizers of accepted events will be required to prepare a website containing
their call of papers and contributions, and detailed information about the
event organization and timelines. A link to this website will be provided at
the AIME 2021 conference website. While the local chair (Pedro Pereira
Rodrigues) will assist with the local organization of the event, the
corresponding organizers will be responsible for conducting their own reviewing
process, for promoting their event, and for preparing proceedings in electronic
format (PDF). At least one chair of an accepted event will have to attend the
event in person.
The chairs of each accepted event will receive one free registration
(conference + one workshop/tutorial day) per event. Event attendees are allowed
to pay only for the events they will attend (main conference attendees should
pay for the AIME 2021 conference and for the events they may want to attend.)
For more information about organizing workshops, tutorials and demos please
contact Allan Tucker.
Important Dates
Workshop/tutorial/demo submission deadline: February 5, 2021
Notification of acceptance: February 12, 2021
Tutorials: June 16, 2021
Workshops: June 19, 2021
Dr Allan Tucker
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Head of Intelligent Data Analysis Group: https://ida-research.net
Brunel University London
College of Engineering, Design and Physical Sciences
Department of Computer Science
Brunel University London, Uxbridge, UB8 3PH, United Kingdom
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