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                  U.S. Semantic Technologies Symposium Series
                             US2TS Call for Sessions Proposal
                               http://us2ts.org/2019/
                         https://easychair.org/cfp/us2ts2019
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Semantic Web is an inherently multi-disciplinary field. With an ever-growing 
dependence on the Web and the continuously increasing importance of large-scale 
data sharing, integration, and reuse, natural science researchers, geoscience, 
biology, library science, health care, the humanities, just to name a few, have 
also taken an increasing interest in the Semantic Web.  The U.S. Semantic 
Technologies Symposium (US2TS) series provide a forum to ease the division 
between computer science, natural science, and academia/government/industry.

We solicit anyone with an interest in the Semantic Web to propose a session for 
US2TS 2019. A session is any relevant activity that can fit into a 90 minutes 
slot (you can also propose a session that takes more than one slot).

Examples of sessions are:

. a panel discussion
. a series of presentations on a topic
. breakout-style discussions on a proposed topic
. a tutorial
. etc.

As the main goal of the Symposium is to foster synergies and collaborations 
from different fields, we recommend that:
1. At least 2-3 people, preferably from different institutions, propose the 
session.   This is not a strict requirement, mostly a recommendation (if you 
have a good case for a different setting we will definitely take your proposal 
into account)
2. All the session leaders are asked to confirm and commit to participate at 
the time of submission.
3. If your proposal already names speakers or panelists, you must state whether 
their participation is already confirmed.
We encourage session proposals about cross-discipline topics which are of 
concern for participants from existing sub-communities

Submission Guidelines
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Please prepare a (max) 2 page submission indicating:

. Name of the session
. Topic: please indicate which cross-discipline topics the session will tackle. 
Here you can also specify if there is any particular vertical of interest (e.g. 
legal, life science, medical, publisher/scholarly data, cultural heritage, 
library, museum, oil/gas, engineering, airplane, e-commerce, etc)
. Type of session: Panel | Presentations | Break-out discussion | Tutorial | 
Other (please specify)
. Short description of the session
. The 2/3 person team (names & affiliations) that will lead the session
. Speakers(when applicable). It is strictly required to specify the speakers if 
you are proposing a panel, in which case they must be already confirmed.
. Expected participation (give a prediction of who would be interested in 
attending your session)
. Submit your proposal on easychair: 
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=us2ts.

Symposium outcome
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After the Symposium we will invite all session chairs to co-edit a summary of 
the event, which will be formally published.

Important Dates
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. Deadline for submissions: October 31st  2018
. Notifications: November 16th 2018
. Confirmed outline of the sessions: December 10th 2018
. Final program for the sessions: January 14th 2019
. Symposium dates: March 11-13, 2019

Contact
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All questions about submissions should be emailed to 
contact-us2ts2...@googlegroups.com


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U.S. Semantic Technologies Symposium Series
March 11-13, 2019 at Duke University in Durham, NC
http://us2ts.org/2019/

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