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+********* Doctoral Symposium @ACSOS 2021 ********+
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+ Doctoral Symposium held at the +
+ 2nd IEEE International Conference on +
+ Autonomic Computing & Self-Organizing Systems +
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+ 27 September -- 1 October 2021 +
+ Washington, DC, USA +
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+ http://2021.acsos.org/ +
+ https://twitter.com/ACSOSconf +
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**************** Important Dates *****************
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- Submission deadline: June 26th, 2021
- Notification to authors: August 1st, 2021
- Camera Ready deadline: August 13th, 2021
- ACSOS conference: September 27th - October 1st, 2021
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********* About the Doctoral Symposium **********
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The second IEEE International Conference on Autonomic Computing and
Self-Organizing Systems (ACSOS) provides a forum to share the latest
research results, ideas and experiences in autonomic, self-adaptive, and
self-organizing systems.
ACSOS was founded in 2020 as a merging of the two long-running IEEE ICAC
and SASO conferences, bringing together the two leading communities in
this research space.
The Doctoral Symposium provides an international forum for PhD students
working in ACSOS-related research fields to present their work to a
diverse audience of leading experts in the field, to gain both
insightful feedback and discussion points around their research as well
as the invaluable experience of presenting new research to an
international audience. The symposium has a strong history, though ICAC
and SASO, of connecting young researchers with highly experienced peers
to forge connections, which can last for many years.
PhD students are invited to submit a two-page abstract, with another
page for references, which should use the below format to describe the
key motivation of their research, the major contribution (either actual
or expected, depending on the research stage), discuss their
methodology, and present the current status of the research. Authors of
accepted papers will have the opportunity to present their work both at
the doctoral symposium and in brief at the main conference itself,
offering a very wide audience for their research.
Students at any stage of their PhD are welcome to submit. Reviews,
feedback, and expectations will be adapted appropriately to the relative
stage of each submission.
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************** Mentoring Programme **************
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This year the Doctoral Symposium will employ a mentoring program, in
which every author of an accepted paper will be paired with an
experienced mentor from the community. Mentors will help introduce the
student to the community, offer extended discussion of their research
objectives and career opportunities, and will host their students
throughout the event to help gain the best experience from an
international conference.
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************ Submission Instructions ************
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Submissions should use the IEEE Computer Society Press format
(https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html) and should
be a maximum of 2 pages long, with an extra page permitted for references.
Authors should submit their abstracts to EasyChair at
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=acsos2021
Because the doctoral symposium focuses on the work of specific PhD
students, please note that only single-author submissions are permitted,
with the name of the PhD supervisors included below that of the author.
All submissions should have the following specific structure:
Motivation and challenges: explain why this research is important, and
identify the key research question and challenges that have yet to be
addressed by the community - including limitations of current approaches
Contribution and objectives: present the main contribution of the
research, in a way that a non-expert could clearly understand, then
present the detailed objectives of your research, highlighting why your
work is novel in comparison to existing research
Methodology and preliminary results: present the methodology of your
approach, discussing why it is suitable to your contribution, and also
present any preliminary results if you have them, including a statement
about the current status of your work
Future work and research plan: summarise your intended future work, and
provide a schedule of milestones with a discussion of their feasibility
Authors of accepted submissions will prepare a final (camera-ready)
version of their abstract, taking into account reviewers’ feedback.
Doctoral symposium papers will be submitted to IEEE Xplore as part of
the ACSOS proceedings and will be made available in the IEEE Digital
Library.
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************* Symposium Organisers **************
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Sven Tomforde, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, Germany -
s...@informatik.uni-kiel.de
Mohamed Bakhouya, International University of Rabat -
mohamed.bakho...@uir.ac.ma
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*************** Review Committee ****************
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Mohamed Bakhouya, International University of Rabat
Antonio Coronato, ICAR-CNR
Vincenzo De Florio, Vrije Univ Brussel. Global Brain Institute /
Evolution, Complexity and COgnition research group
Christian Gruhl, University of Kassel, Germany
Chris Landauer, Topcy House, USA
Sven Tomforde, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, Germany
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