The INFORMS Telecommunication and Network Analytics Society (TNA) is inviting session chairs for the 2024 INFORMS Annual Meeting in Seattle. We cordially welcome individuals from both academia (students and faculty members) and industry.
Possible session types are Regular-talk, Flash-talk and Panel Discussion. Chairs are responsible for organizing 4-5 presentations of 15 minutes in a 75-minute session (regular), or 8-12 presentations of 5 minutes (flash). Each presentation will be in-person only - speakers can only present once.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to telecommunications modeling, network optimization, network science, machine learning on graphs, network economics, network design, network survivability & reliability, sensor networks, wireless & broadband networks, semantic networks, vehicle & mobile computing, information security & privacy, quality of service, social networks, internet, and multimedia.
If you are interested in organizing a session, please contact us via jinzhu.yu@uta.edu<mailto:jinzhu.yu@uta.edu> or alessandro.hill@gmail.com<mailto:alessandro.hill@gmail.com> by April 15. Please provide the following information: session chair name(s), email, affiliation, session type, tentative session title, and a short session description. We will review your request and provide instructions on how to invite presentations for your session.
Important Dates:
- April 15: Deadline Session Chair application
- May 1: Deadline for Session Chairs to submit Presenters
- May 15: Deadline for Presenters to submit Abstracts
- Aug 1: Deadline for Presenters to register for INFORMS
- October 20-23: INFORMS Annual Meeting<https://meetings.informs.org/wordpress/seattle2024> (https://meetings.informs.org/wordpress/seattle2024/)
Thank you for your consideration! If you have any questions regarding the session organization, please feel free to contact us.
Best regards,
Jinzhu Yu and Alessandro Hill
Cluster Chairs
Telecommunication and Network Analytics Cluster at INFORMS Annual Meeting 2024
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