CP / ICLP / SAT 2017 -- CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS IN THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM
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Information page: http://cp2017.a4cp.org/doctoral_program/
Updates
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE: Thanks to the generosity of the AI
Journal, we will be able to sponsor accommodation and registration fees for up
to 20 students in the Doctoral Program. See the Doctoral Program website for \
details.
The Doctoral Program
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This year the co-located CP 2017, ICLP 2017 and SAT 2017 conferences are holding
a joint Doctoral Program (DP). The DP is open to all students doing research on
constraints, satisfiability or logic programming, including students that
participated in previous DPs. It is a place where you can meet other student
researchers, discuss your ongoing work in a relaxed atmosphere, as well as
getting some mentoring from an experienced researcher in the field.
You can participate by submitting a paper about your ongoing research, or just
the abstract if you have a paper accepted at either of the main conferences; see
below for detailed instructions.
The program is a full-day event at the conference and includes presentations of
the papers and mentoring by a senior researcher who will see your talk and and
spend some time to discuss with you during the conference, as well as a nice
(and free) dinner at the end of the day.
More information is available at http://cp2017.a4cp.org/doctoral_program/
Important dates
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- Submission Deadline: June 19, 2017
- Doctoral Program: August 28, 2017 in Melbourne (as part of CP/ICLP/SAT)?
Dr Tommaso Urli
Researcher | Optimisation Platforms
DATA61 | CSIRO
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