[DMANET] CALL FOR PARTICIPATION, DARe Workshop

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION



DARe 2021: 1st Workshop on Distributed Algorithms on Realistic Network
Models

(in conjunction with PODC 2021)

JULY 30 2021

https://podc-dare.github.io/



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SPEAKERS

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Stefan Schmid

Patrice Ossana de Mendez

Thomas Bläsius

Michael Dinitz

Pedro Montealegre

Soheil Behnezhad

Andrzej Czygrinow

Janne Korhonen



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TOPIC

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The main goal of the workshop is to create a platform for the exchange of

tools, ideas, and questions between researchers working on different

aspects of networks and distributed algorithms. The concepts from the
ever-growing

area of sparse graphs and from network science are not widely known

in the distributed community, and we aim at connecting these research
topics.

We hope that the workshop will foster new cross-field collaborations that

will lead to strong new results. In particular, we hope that the workshop

the usage of structural graph theory in larger systems. On the other hand,

we expect that researchers working on practical problems (both on physical

and social networks) can show possible new directions for theoretical

researches that are relevant for practical applications



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REGISTRATION

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Registration is free but mandatory

Check https://podc.org/data/podc2021/registration.html

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Workshop Organizers

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Saeed Amiri, University of Cologne

Laurent Feuilloley, University of Lyon 1

Sebastian Siebertz, University of Bremen

Alexandre Vigny, University of Bremen
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