Call for Submissions CCGrid2024 Doctoral Symposium and Early Career Track The Doctoral Symposium and Early Career track at CCGrid2024 provides a platform for students and early career researchers to gain visibility, solicit feedback, and get mentorship and networking opportunities with experts attending the conference. Participants of the track will present their work to their peers and researchers and participate in the poster sessions of the main conference. The best research, based on all aspects — extended abstract, presentation, and poster, will be part of the CCGrid2024 awards. We encourage PhD students at all stages of their dissertation (getting started, mid-way, all but done) and early career researchers, academicians, and practitioners to participate via submitting to the track and attending events related to the track. Submissions are invited in all areas related to the theme of the CCGrid2024 conference. The list of topics of interest is the same as in the Call for Conference Research Papers. Submissions can include partial or even preliminary ideas and results and details of proposed solutions, a high-level summary of your published work, or novel work-in-progress ideas. First-author students are encouraged to submit a short version of the main-track research paper to this track.
Important Dates: ● Papers Due: February 15, 2024 ● Notification of Acceptance: March 4, 2024 ● Camera-Ready Papers Due: March 11, 2024 ● Conference Dates: May 6-9, 2024 Submission Guidelines: Eligibility The first author of the submission must be a student enrolled in a doctoral or Masters’ degree program at an academic institution, a postdoctoral researcher, or an early career researcher having a Masters’ or Doctoral degree within the last 3 years (exceptional circumstances will be considered based on a per case basis, e.g., parental time or caring for elderly, etc.). Page Limits, Formatting and Proceedings ● Authors are invited to submit 4-page extended abstracts, including figures and tables but excluding references.
● Manuscripts should be formatted using the IEEE two-column format for conference proceedings. Papers must be submitted as a PDF file. ● All contributions should be submitted electronically through the EasyChair portal. Please select the Doctoral Symposium and Early Career track for your submission since multiple technical tracks may be open at the same time. ● The review process for papers will be single-blinded. Authors should include their names, affiliations, and email addresses as part of the submission. All manuscripts will be reviewed and judged by the program committee members. ● Papers that do not follow these guidelines will not be reviewed.
Presentation ● Authors of accepted papers will be allotted short speaking slots to present their work as part of a session at the main conference. ● Participants are also expected to present their work at an interactive poster session and talk one-on-one with the attendees. The recommended poster size is A1 (594mm by 841mm, portrait). ● At least one student/early career author of each accepted paper must register for the conference at the author registration rate and must present their work. Any no-shows will cause the accepted contribution to be withdrawn from the conference proceedings. Travel Support Limited travel support may be available to students and early career researchers whose papers are accepted to the track.
PC Members ● Arnab Kumar Paul, Birla Institute of Technology and Science ● Dimitrios Tsoumakos, National Technical University of Athens ● Lena Mashayekhy, University of Delaware ● Lishan Yang, George Mason University ● Nikhil Hegde, Indian Institute of Technology Dharwad ● Pradeep Kumar, College of William and Mary ● Sameer Shende, University of Oregon ● Sheng Di, Argonne National Laboratory ● Shrideep Pallickara, Colorado State University ● Tongping Liu, University of Massachusetts Amherst ● Travis Desell, Rochester Institute of Technology ● Uwe Breitenbücher, University of Stuttgart ● Xiaobo Zhou, University of Macau