Call for Papers EUROSYS 2006

From: Anne-marie Kermarrec (akermarr_at_irisa.fr)
Date: 09/23/05

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    Call for papers

    EUROSYS 1
    Leuven April 18-21, 2006
    http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/conference/EuroSys2006/

    Important dates:

    Registration of abstracts October 8, 2005
    (mandatory)
    Paper submission October 15, 2005 (hard
    deadline)
    Acceptance notification January 15, 2006
    Final papers due March 1, 2006
    Conference April 18-21, 2006

    EuroSys 1 is the first of a series of system conferences located in
    Europe. It welcomes submissions and attendance from all over the world.
    It will be held in Leuven, Belgium, April 18-21, 2006. EuroSys aims
    to bring together researchers from different areas of computer systems,
    who are otherwise spread over multiple conferences. As a result, we
    seek papers on all aspects of computer systems. We especially seek
    papers that cross the divide between areas and address:

       * All areas of operating systems and distributed systems
       * Systems aspects of:
          - Programming language support
          - Databases
          - Distributed algorithms
          - Middleware
          - Parallel and concurrent computing
          - Clusters and grids
          - Mobile and pervasive computing
          - Embedded computers and tiny devices
          - Novel user interfaces
          - Real-time computing
          - Security
          - Dependable computing
          - Novel uses of information technology
          - Management, measurement and monitoring
       * Experience with existing systems
       * Reproduction of previous results
       * Negative results
       * Early ideas

    Papers should report, where possible, on the design, implementation,
    analysis, evaluation, and deployment of such systems. However, at least
    one session of the conference will be reserved for "idea" papers. These
    papers may not be held to the same standards in terms of evaluation as
    other submissions. Similarly, one session of the conference will be
    reserved for "experience papers", reflecting on the use or the lack of
    use of earlier concepts. For such papers, novelty of the concept is
    less of an issue, but depth of evaluation is of paramount importance.
    Authors may but need not designate their paper for one of these sessions.

    To encourage diversity, any single author will be limited to at most two
    submissions. To avoid conflict of interests, papers authored by program
    committee members will be held to a significantly higher standard, and
    their number in the final program will be severely restricted. Reviewing
    will not be blind. Authors should feel free to include their affiliation
    in the paper, and include all references in full.

    Papers will be reviewed by the program committee with the help of
    outside referees. The primary criterion for acceptance will be the
    impact of the work on the systems community and the extent to which the
    papers bridge gaps between different communities. Novelty, clarity of
    explanation and thorough evaluation will be additional criteria. Papers
    may be provisionally accepted, subject to further shepherding by a
    member of the program committee before final acceptance. The conference
    does not have a predefined format or a target number of accepted papers.
    Papers will be accepted or rejected based on their merits, and the
    conference will be organized in a format that accommodates the number
    of papers that meet that criterion.

    Papers should not exceed 14 pages double column including figures and
    tables in standard ACM format. Papers that exceed this length will be
    rejected without consideration of their merit. Papers must be submitted
    electronically in printable postscript or pdf form. For detailed submission
    instructions, refer to the submission web site.

    Program committee

    Anastassia Ailamaki CMU
    Amnon Barak Hebrew University
    Brian Bershad University of Washington
    Alan Cox Rice University
    Thomas Gross ETHZ
    Steve Hand Cambridge University
    Maurice Herlihy Brown University
    Christof Fetzer Technical University of Dresden
    Christoph Kirsch University of Salzburg
    Gilles Muller Ecole des Mines, Nantes
    Krithi Ramaritham IIT Bombay
    Ant Rowstron Microsoft Research Cambridge
    Karsten Schwan Georgia Tech
    Leendert Van Doorn IBM Research Hawthorne
    Werner Vogels Amazon
    Willy Zwaenepoel EPFL (chair)

    Organizing Committee
    Yolande Berbers KU, Leuven (general chair)
    Willy Zwaenepoel EPFL (programm chair)
    Anne-Marie Kermarrec, INRIA-Rennes(publicity chair

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