10TH ICT@DSC 2015 - 10th South East European Doctoral Student Conference - ICT Research Track

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Category Computer Science; ICT; Information Technology

Deadline: May 11, 2015 | Date: September 18, 2015-September 19, 2015

Venue/Country: Thessaloniki, Greece

Updated: 2015-04-20 21:14:35 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

Latest developments in the Information and Communication Technologies extend to numerous individual research fields. Both the academia and the industry have exhibited great interest on the current evolution toward the new era of ICT. A key feature of this forthcoming technological era is the high degree of integration of the individual fields in the context of a unified architecture. This conference aims at promoting cutting-edge approaches in the most contemporary ICT areas.

Supported by

Greek Computer Society

Macedonia-Thrace Chapter

(IFIP Member)

All accepted papers that are presented in the DSC2015 will be indexed in EBSCO

Topics

Suggested but not exclusive:

Software Engineering

Formal Methods

Software Verification

Model Checking

Software Testing

Modelling and Simulation

Service-oriented Computing

Cloud Computing

Green Computing

Educational Informatics

Technology Enhanced Learning

Lifelong Learning

Information Security

Information & Knowledge Management

Information Retrieval

Artificial Intelligence

Multi-Agent Systems

Computational Biology

Robotics

Semantic Web Technologies

Social Media Networks

Next Generation Networks

Wireless Access Networks

Mobile Networks

Sensor Networks

Internet of Things

Smart Cities

Health Informatics

Self Adaptive Systems

Geographical Information Systems

Track Chair

Dr. Thomas Lagkas, The University of Sheffield International Faculty, CITY College, Greece

Target Audience

Doctoral students

Masters research Students

Junior Researchers

Practitioners

Review Process

All submitted papers will undergo a double peer-review process by members of the Scientific Committee. Authors of accepted papers will be invited to present their work at the conference and will be asked to submit the final versions of their papers to be included in the conference proceedings. During the conference, each paper will be presented in front of a panel of experts consisting of academics with significant research expertise and experience in supervising doctoral students. Each presentation will be followed by feedback from the members of the panel and questions from the audience. In addition to the discussions that will be held during the presentations, there will be general discussion sessions guided by the members of the expert panels, addressing various issues relating to research methodology and PhD work.