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Dear all,
all places are now full. So registrations are now closed. 

If you  (or your students) have not registered, please do not try to register as we won't be able to accommodate you. Please send an email to Iain Philips to put you on a waiting list. We might be able to add a few more places for the conference and dinner, but you'd likely have to seek your own accommodation.

Best wishes


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Hamed        http://www.eecs.qmul.ac.uk/~hamed/

On 6 June 2016 at 13:41, Hamed Haddadi <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Hi all,

majority of places gone already, so if you want to book, act fast! and follow the guidelines for talk slot request

cheers

p.s. please note if you haven't provided slides last year*, in the interest of openness it's highly unlikely that you'll get a talk slot this year



On 24 May 2016 at 10:03, Hamed Haddadi <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Dear all,

Registrations are now open for Next Generation Networking, Multi-Service Networks 2016, happening as per tradition at The Cosener’s House. The dates for 28th MSN-NGN workshop will be Thursday& Friday, 7th & 8th July 2016. Please register via the link at


Thanks to generous sponsorship by ACM SIGCOMM, full time students can apply for registration at reduced rate of just £20. Staff rate remain at £240, and student rates without sponsorship is £120. Registration includes all meals and breaks, together with accommodation on Thursday Evening. An extra night accommodation (weds) can be added during the registration process, at a cost of £80.

This year, talk slot requests are NOT submitted as part of the registration process. Talk slot requests are done via the google form linked from the event page. 

As usual, space is very limited, so book early to avoid ending up on the waiting list. Please contact us before inviting your visitors in order to make sure we can accommodate them. Priority for places and talk slots is given to UK-based students.

Best wishes

Iain & Hamed

p.s. the t-shirt question on the form is in case we manage to print them, not for profiling the attendees.