Category Paper Presentations

Student Design Competition: Call for Participation

In the spirit of this year’s conference theme of “Connecting…”, this year’s challenge is to design an object, interface, system, or service intended to help us appreciate our differences. Differences come in many forms, including culture, community, age, politics, education, and abilities and disabilities. CHI promotes issues of diversity and under-represented groups. We want you to find new solutions, new groups of people and new issues that could benefit from the application of good design and good technology.

Connecting…

Student Team Requirements

Teams must consist of at least two, but no more than five, students. There is no limit to the number of teams that may compete from any given University.

Submissions are invited from all students at all stages of their university careers, from undergraduate to postgraduate. While not a mandatory requirement, it is strongly encouraged that the teams put forward a multidisciplinary, multi-national team.

Reviewing Criteria

Each team’s short paper submission will be reviewed by both academic and professional usability experts.

Round one, the written submission, will be reviewed based on:

  • Use of ethnography and contextual research
  • Analysis of/approach to the proposed challenge
  • Appropriateness/relevance of the solution to the posed challenge
  • Originality of the solution
  • Quality of the design process
  • Quality of the argument for the proposed solution
  • Cost efficiency of solution
  • Clarity of writing

Round two, the poster submission, will be judged based on:

  • Clear communication of key aspects of solution
  • Clear communication of design method
  • Clear communication of rationale for proposed solution
  • Visual design and aesthetic appearance

Round three, the presentation, will be judged based on:

  • Clarity and organization of the oral presentation
  • Relevance and clarity of presentation material (slides, video, etc)
  • Quality of argument used to justify why the solution is worthy of consideration

Submission Deadline: 14 January 2011

Website: http://chi2011.org/authors/index.html

Call for Papers: Workshop on Economic Reforms and the Evolution of Productivity in Indian Manufacturing Industry

Introduction:

This workshop will examine the implications of economic reforms on the productivity performance of firms and industries in Indian manufacturing. They invite original and methodologically rigorous papers covering any area related to the theme of the workshop. They are particularly interested in papers that examine issues relating to the data quality of the Indian industrial data base, and apply novel econometric methods in the estimation of productivity using firm or industry level data. They are also interested in papers specifically dealing with the productivity and efficiency of the unorganized/informal manufacturing sector.

This workshop is hosted by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay in conjunction with Centre for Multi Disciplinary Development Research (CMDR) Dharwad and IDPM, University of Manchester, UK, and sponsored by the Economic and Social Research Council, UK. The organizers will pay apex air fare within India and will take care of local hospitality. Full length papers (not more than 10,000 words, and with an abstract of 150 words, with full contact details of the author(s)) must be submitted to the conference organizers at the following e mail address (esrcconf@gmail.com) by November 30th, 2010.

Decisions on whether paper submissions have been accepted for the workshop will be communicated by December 31st, 2010.

Dr Vinish Kathuria, Dr Rajesh Raj, S N Prof Kunal Sen (IIT Bombay) (CMDR Dharwad) (IDPM, University of Manchester, UK)

For more details, contact at the given email id with subject line as Information about Workshop

Last date for submission of paper :30 Nov, 2010
Announcement of selected papers :31 Dec, 2010
Event ends on :19 Mar, 2010

Website: http://www.igidr.ac.in/pdf/publication/PP-062-24.pdf

National Conference On Innovations in Emerging Technology (NCOIET 2011)

Introduction:

The goal of this National Conference On Innovations in Emerging Technology (NCOIET 2011) is to bring together researchers, academicians, students and other ignited minds to stage their ideas. This conference is to update and enhance knowledge in the fields of Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation, Communication, Computation and Information Technology. IEEE supports the number of societies catering to the need of the various areas of technology and provides enormous treasure of knowledge under each area.This conference will thus help in providing the various researchers, students and faculty, a platform for gaining knowledge and undertaking new projects based on the upcoming technical innovations.

PAPER TOPICS:

1. Advanced Control System
2. Embedded Systems
3. Electric Drives and Control
4. Digital Signal Processing
5. Power Systems and FACTS
6. VLSI Design
7. Advanced Biomedical Instrumentation
8. Industrial Automation and Application
9. Virtual Instrumentation
10.Human Area Network
11. Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic
12.PLC , DCS and SCADA
13.Wireless Technology
14.Satellite , Microwave & Mobile Communications
15.Advanced Networks
16.Computational Intelligence
17.Data Mining
18.Optimization Techniques
19.Advanced Computing
20. Information System and Security
21.Open Source System
22.Ontology and Semantic Web

Authors need not restrict themselves to the above mentioned topics

PAPER FORMAT:

The authors are requested to submit their papers in IEEE format. The paper has to be mailed to conference@ieeekec.org
Page limit : Maximum of 8 pages.
Maximum number of authors per paper : 2

Deadline for Full Paper Submission :10 Nov, 2010
Submission of Camera Ready Paper :5 Jan, 2011
Conference Begins :16 Feb, 2011
Conference Ends :17 Feb, 2011

Website: http://www.ieeekec.org/ncoiet11/

Scrolls 2010,National Level Paper Presentation Contest

Introduction:

`SCROLLS` is a national level technical paper presentation contest organized to explore a broad spectrum of technical topics of substance, interest and relevance relating to Computing, Telecommunication, Information Technology, Manufacturing technology along with advancement in Management fields.

Topics:

CS/IT

1.Android
2.Cloud computing
3.Artificial Intelligence
4.Neural Networks
5.Distributed And Parallel Computing
6.Knowledge Management
7.Quickpath Technology

Mechanical

1.Thermal Energy in Space
2.Developments in Pneumatic Systems
3.Industrial Automation
4.Mechatronics
5.Finite Element Method and Analysis
6.Rocket Launching Technology
7.Vibrations and Balancing of Turbine System

EC/EN:

1.Moletronics and its Application
2.3D IC`s
3.RFID and its application
4.Surface Conduction Electrons Emitter Display (SED)
5.Signal Processing in Bio Medical Applications
6.Smart Energy Metering
7.Power Quality Contollers
8.Solar Thermal Power Generation
9.Nano Technology

Management:

1.Promoting rural employment through skill development
2.Relevance of value based decision making
3.Innovative market practices for competitive advantages
4.Intellectual property rights and patents in the context of Globalisation
5.Information Technology in Business Management
6.Greening of Businesses

Organised By: Ajay Kumar Garg Engineering College, Ghaziabad

Deadline for synopsis submission :24 Oct, 2010
Paper submission :15 Nov, 2010

Email Address: grv.agarwal1@gmail.com

Website: http://www.scrolls-akgec.com/

Jigyasa,National Level Paper Presentation Contest of IIT Roorkee

Introduction:

Jigyasa, a national level paper presentation contest and the annual flagship event of Department of Management Studies at IIT Roorkee, has been achieving greater heights every year ever since the inception of the department. Jigyasa which is a sanskrit word meaning Curiosity, implies unending quest for discovering things around us. It is a platform for curious minds to show their creativity. A quest for rearranging what we know in order to find out what we do not know. To think creatively, we must be able to look afresh at what we normally take for granted.

Theme: Management Education in India: An Agenda for Reform

The participants are expected to:
Develop an India centric frame work so as to suggest ways of bringing about various reforms using skills acquired through management education.
• Mention benefits and shortcomings of the suggested framework.
• Suggest roadmap for implementation.
• Use facts, figures, examples and best practices.
• Quote references and sources of information.

Come up with an original work and avoid using frameworks or models of other countries until they can be related to Indian perspective.

Last Date To Submit Paper: 12 October 2010

Website : http://www.jigyasa-doms-iitr.co.in/index.php

Sync-Quest ,Case Study Competition of NITIE,Mumbai

Introduction:

“The real voyage of discovery consists of not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes”.

Sync Quest is a case study competition where a live case from the industry will be launched and teams from various B-Schools will be expected to provide innovative solutions to the problem by analyzing the various aspects of the problem. The case will not only test their analytical abilities but also profound understanding of the business intricacies in the current dynamic business scenario.

Case will be uploaded on 28th of July 2010.

Prizes worth 30,000 to be won !!!

Organizer: National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai

Event Dates: 28 July 2010 to 13 August 2010

Last Date:

Submission of Solution - 31 July 2010

Contact:

Amit Singhal – 9619577601 – amitmail85@gmail.com
Archis A Awate – 9820523167 – archisaa@gmail.com
Rohit Gupta – 9619487725 – rohit.8655@gmail.com

Website: http://www.litmus.nitie.net

Call For Papers: 64th National Conference of the Indian Radiological & Imaging Association ,IRIA 2011, New Delhi

Introduction:

The Scientific Committee of the 64th National Conference of the Indian Radiological & Imaging Association [IRIA 2011, New Delhi] welcomes the submission of abstracts for scientific presentations via the website www.iriadelhi2011.com

Important Dates:

  • Last date of abstract submission:  30th September 2010
  • Acceptance Notification Date:  15th November 2010[via e-mail]
  • Last date for registration in case of provisional acceptance:  30th Nov 2010
  • Date/Time/Venue Notification :  31st Dec 2010 [via e-mail]

Categories of Abstracts:

Oral Scientific Presentations:

  • These are full fledged studies based on hypothesis driven research. They will be Power Point presentations of 8 minutes duration with 2 minutes for questions and discussion. The abstract for this category will have to be divided into:
    • Purpose
    • Material & Methods
    • Results
    • Conclusion
    • Clinical relevance statement
  • The abstract limit is 2500 characters including spaces. (this does not include the details of authors, institutions and the title of the abstract)
  • Select the appropriate subspecialty for the topic of abstract. This selection directs your abstract for review. Reviewers may swap abstract once received if they feel it will fit better in another subspecialty.
  • Abstract can be submitted only on the form available at the link on website.
  • Do not include references, acknowledgements, graphics, tables or figures in your abstract body as these will not be published in the abstract book.
  • Please make sure that your abstract is properly structured and proof-read concerning spellings and grammar. This will certainly have a positive impact on the quality of your submission.
  • Please refer to sample abstract available as a separate link.

Scientific / Educational Exhibits:

These would be in the form of digital posters in the format of an electronic slide show only and should convey the teaching point in a span of approximately ten minutes.

  • Scientific exhibits: This category will include full fledged scientific studies and the abstract structure and other instructions will be the same as that of oral scientific presentations.
  • Educational exhibits: This category will include presentations which highlight the spectrum of radiological findings of a disease entity, teach or review radiological signs, radiological-pathological correlation or describe an interventional radiological technique or a procedure.
    For this category the abstract should be divided into the following headings:

    • Purpose
    • Content Organization: Imaging findings or procedure details
    • Summary
  • The abstract for this category has a limit of 1500 characters including spaces. Instructions for preparation of abstract are same as those for oral scientific presentations.(this does not include the details of authors, institutions and the title of the abstract)

Email Address: abstractiria2011@gmail.com

Website: www.iriadelhi2011.com

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