In a continuing effort to provide a wide forum for work in areas related to principles of distributed computing, and following the good reception of the poster presentations last year, PODC will again feature poster presentations. Submissions for the poster presentation should report on interesting original results or ongoing work in the general area of distributed computing. Poster presentations will enable authors to receive early feedback on their work and exchange ideas.
Posters will be on display during a part of the conference. At specific times (called "poster sessions") one of the authors of an accepted poster submission is required to be present to answer questions about their posters. Poster presentations should consist of no more than the equivalent (in size) of 12 A4 pages. Poster presentation will not appear in the conference proceedings, however we intend to publish a technical report of the hosting university with up to 3 pages per poster.
In order to encourage quality submissions and presentations, the most popular poster award will be presented. The winner of the award will be chosen by vote of the conference attendees. Authors of the winning poster will receive a certificate to that effect.
All submissions must be done electronically in Postscript or PDF format and include
In addition, please indicate in boldface whether any author is a member of the program committee. Authors are encouraged to send 3 pages explaining the main aspect of their work. Posters will be judged based on their potential to generate interesting exchanges of ideas.
Instructions for electronic submissions will be published soon.
Submission deadline: | February 28, 2005 |
Notification of acceptance: | March 31, 2005 |
Technical report version: | June 7, 2005 |
For more information, please contact
Rida Bazzi
PODC 2005 Poster Chair
bazzi@asu.edu
OR
James Aspnes
PODC 2005 Program Chair
aspnes@cs.yale.edu
Last modified: Wed Jan 26 14:37:10 EST2005