Conference dates: 7-11 July 2014
Submission deadline: 14 Feb. 2014
Notification date: 11 Apr. 2014
Final version due: 28 Apr. 2014
Location: IT University Copenhagen
The PC chairs are Elias Koutsopias (Track A), Javier Esparza (Track B) and Pierre Fraigniaud (Track C).
The invited speakers are
- Sanjeev Arora (Princeton University, USA),
- Maurice Herlihy (Brown University, USA)
- Viktor Kuncak (EPFL, CH), and
- Claire Mathieu (ENS Paris, France).
------------------------ FULL PRELIMINARY CFP -------------
ICALP 2014
7 July – 11 July 2014
IT University of Copenhagen
Preliminary Call for Papers
Invited speakers:
Sanjeev Arora • Maurice Herlihy • Viktor Kuncak • Claire Mathieu
Committees
Track A
Elias Koutsoupias (chair) • Dimitris Achlioptas • Pankaj Agrawal • Nikhil Bansal •
Gerth Stølting Brodal • Jean Cardinal • Ning Chen • Giorgos Christodoulou • Xiaotie Deng • Ilias Diakonikolas • Chaled Elbassioni • Amos Fiat • Leslie Goldberg • Vipul Goyal • Giuseppe Italiano • Marcin Kaminsky • Haim Kaplan • Ioardanis Kerenidis • Anna Karlin • Robert Krauthgamer • James Lee • Ashwin Nayak • Jared Saia • Piotr Sankowski • Maria Serna • Christian Sohler • Ryan Williams
Track B
Javier Esparza (chair) • Paolo Baldan • Michele Boreale • Tomas Brazdil • Véronique Bruyère • Veronique Cortier • Anuj Dawar • Kousha Etessami • Maribel Fernandez • David Frutos Escrig • Pierre Ganty • Peter Habermehl • Manfred Kufleitner • Slawomir Lasota • Oded Maler • Sebastian Maneth • Madhavan Mukund • JensPalsberg • Thomas Schwentick • Sonja Smets • Jiri Srba • Steve Zdancewic
Track C
Pierre Fraigniaud (chair) • Keren Censor-Hillel • Andrea Clementi • Benjamin Doerr • Panagiota Fatourou • Michal Feldman • Antonio Fernández Anta • Leszek Gasieniec • Phillip B. Gibbons • Magnus Halldorsson • Robert Kleinberg • Anne‑Marie Kermarrec• Michal Koucky • Gopal Pandurangan • Boaz Patt-Shamir • Andrea Pietracaprina • Andrea Richa • Luís Rodrigues • Christian Scheideler • Jukka Suomela • Philipp Woelfel
Organization
Thore Husfeldt (chair), thore@itu.dk
Important dates
Submission deadline: Friday, 14 February 2014
Author notification: Friday, 11 April 2014
Final manuscript due: Monday, 28 April 201
12 comments:
How they manage to make the PDF file more than a megabyte, is out of my scope to understand.
I was surprised by the size of the file myself. I suspect that the photo of the IT University might having a lot to do with it.
To save everyone else's time, here's the relevant information:
Conf. date: 7-11 July 2014
Submission DL: 14 Feb. 2014
Notification: 11 Apr. 2014
Final version due: 28 Apr. 2014
(Location: Univ. Copenhagen)
I added the relevant information you provided to the post. (Note that the location is the IT University, not the Univ. Copehagen.) I also mentioned the PC chairs for the three tracks.
Thanks!
Does the conference not deserve more respect than a "call for papers" that took me roughly 7 full minutes to download? Surely this is an easy problem to fix, modulo the creator locating a modicum of effort.
Yes it does. However, note that this is simply the preliminary CFP that was distributed at ICALP 2013 in Riga.
A first CFP will come soon.he aim of this post was simply to alert people of the important dates and to mention the PC chairs. I will also add the list of invited speakers.
Since much earlier conferences like STOC 14 and CCC 14, didn't even bother to publish a preliminary call for papers, I think we should applaud ICALP 14 organizers for this early posting!
Can't you just copy the _full_ call for papers and paste it here?
Anon 7: I don't see much of the value of a CFP 10 months in advance. About STOC and CCC (and also ICALP): we know approximately when will be the deadline, which is worth to know well in advance. We know the dates (STOC May 31 - June 3, CCC June 11 - 14), and so do we need to know all PC members, all invited speakers?
I think it's nice to see ICALP has the tradition of having the CFP ready for the previous ICALP, but I don't find it necessary (and I know some ICALP PC weren't so happy that they had to make the decisions so early in advance).
@Anon 9,
yes, I agree with you, we don't need a call for paper 10 months in advance. But we DO need urgently a call for paper for a deadline TWO MONTHS FROM NOW (CCC, STOC).
Indeed, if the CCC and STOC committees assume in advance that "we" "already know" when "approximately" the deadline is, and what is the scope, etc., it means (apart from their lack of professionalism) that they only care about a small circle of people who already are publishing over and over again their papers in STOC and CCC.
I hope the eventual CFP (or conference web site or something) will describe the differences between the three tracks in a little more detail than just a letter and a list of names.
David,
Yes it will. The web site will be up very soon now, with the full version of the CFP. In any event, I believe that the description of the scope of the three tracks will be identical to the one for ICALP 2013.
Luca
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