ICNP 2007 
                        15th IEEE International Conference on Network   Protocols 
                        Beijing, CHINA,October 16-19, 2007 
                         
                          The  ICNP  2007  conference will have a  student poster session to showcase "work-in-progress". The poster  session  will  provide  a great  chance for students to  obtain feedback on ongoing research from knowledgeable conference attendees.  The primary contribution (first author) must be from one or more students.  Posters will be reviewed by members of the Poster Session Committee. At  the  conference,  student posters must be presented by a student.  Posters submitted to this call for papers should not be abbreviations  of published  papers. 
                         
                          Important Dates   
                           
                          Electronic submission address: icnp07posters@gmail.com 
                          Submission deadline:SEPTEMBER 7, 2007, 17:00 EDT (Hard deadline) 
                          Notification of decisions: SEPTEMBER 14,   2007 
                          Final version of abstracts 
                          and posters:SEPTEMBER 21,2007 (only 1 week   after notification) 
                           
                          What  to  submit: You need to submit a two-page  abstract (font at least 11pt)  describing the work. The abstract should identify the key   contribution  of  the work being presented in the poster. In addition,  it should describe the  particular  problem  being  addressed,   what  makes  this problem interesting or important, and what your  approach is to the problem. Preference will be given to new and exciting  problems as opposed to  thorough but incremental pieces of work. We recommend  that  you  use  the  ACM  conference style   for  preparing  your abstract. Include the title, authors, institutional  affiliations, status (student, faculty, and so  on) of each author and an  email address of the contact author. In the final version of the abstract, you  should also include a URL that will provide additional information about your  work to the attendees.  
                           
                          Your abstract should not exceed the page limit   and  the  font size;  non-conforming  submissions will not  be considered for review. Please remember that the abstract should be in  PDF  format. Word  documents will not be accepted.    
                           
                          Registration: At least one person must be registered  for  the   conference  to  present  the poster. 
                           
                          Accepted  posters will be published in IEEE  Xplore as part of the conference proceedings of ICNP 2007. 
                           
                          Accepted poster authors will have a chance to   revise  their  abstract prior to printing. For the posters, we will  provide poster board and equipment for mounting the posters. 
                           
                          What the final poster should be like: 
                           
                          We define a poster to be 12 pages 8.5in x11in  (letter  size)  on which  you   can  affix visually appealing material that describes your research.  Alternatively you can use the space as a  continuum.  You can arrange the space and orient the poster either horizontally  or vertically. You should prepare the best material (visually appealing and  succinct) that effectively communicates your 
                          research problem, techniques, results, and what is novel and  im-portant  about your work. 
                           
                          Posters Review Committee (tentative)
                           
                          Jorg Liebeherr, U Toronto (Chair) 
                          Kevin Almeroth, UC Santa Barbara 
                          Michalis Faloutsos, UC Riverside 
                           
                          For questions: Email icnp07posters@gmail.com or jorg at
comm.utoronto.ca 
                         
                          
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