Sorry if you've seen this before, but it looks like a great conference.
cheers, Mia
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Hi all (apologies for x-posting)
The deadline for submissions to the InterFace conference is just over
a week away. As you can see from our 2nd Call for Papers, it's shaping
up nicely, so would you be kind enough to pass it on to any relevant
mailing lists you may know and maybe even blog/twitter about it? Most
of all, please consider coming yourself!
All the best
Leif
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InterFace 2009: Second Call for Papers
**PLEASE NOTE - ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST PRESENT A POSTER OR LIGHTNING TALK**
**DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS IS MAY 1ST**
InterFace 2009:
1st National Symposium for Humanities and Technology
9-10 July, University of Southampton, UK.
http://www.interface09.org.uk
InterFace is a new type of annual event. Part conference, part
workshop, part networking opportunity, it will bring together
postdocs, early career academics and postgraduate researchers from the
fields of Information Technology and the Humanities in order to foster
cutting-edge collaboration. As well as having a focus on Digital
Humanities, it will also be an important forum for Humanities
contributions to Computer Science. The event will furthermore provide
a permanent web presence for communication between delegates both
during, and following, the conference.
Delegate numbers are limited to 80 (half representing each sector) and
all participants will be expected to present a poster or a 'lightning
talk' (a two minute presentation) as a stimulus for discussion and
networking sessions. Delegates can also expect to receive
illuminating keynote talks from world-leading experts, presentations
on successful interdisciplinary projects, 'Insider's Guides' and
workshops. The registration fee for the two-day event is £30. For a
full overview of the event, please visit the website.
Confirmed Speakers
Keynote:
* Willard McCarty
Centre for Computing in the Humanities, KCL
* Dame Wendy Hall, President of the Association of Computing Machinery
University of Southampton
Insider's Guides:
* Stephen Brown, De Montfort University
Knowledge Media Design, De Montfort University
* Ed Parsons
Geospatial Technologist, Google
* Sarah Porter
Head of Innovation, JISC
Project Showcase:
* Mary Orr & Mark Weal, University of Southampton
Digital Flaubert
* Adrian Bell, University of Reading
The Soldier in Later Medieval England
* Kathy Buckner, Centre for Social Informatics, Edinburgh Napier University
e-Participation Projects in Action: a socio-technical perspective
Workshops:
1) Text Encoding Initiative (TEI)
Arianna Ciula, European Science Foundation & Sebastian Rahtz, Oxford University
2) Visualisation
Manuel Lima, VisualComplexity.com
3) EPrints Respositories: Managing Data for Mash-ups
Leslie Carr & Adam Field
4) Interdisciplinarity & the Media
Jon Copley & Claire Ainsworth
Paper Submissions:
If you are interested in attending, please submit an original paper,
of 1500 words or less, describing an idea or concept you wish to
present. Please indicate whether you would prefer to produce a poster
or perform a 2-minute lightning talk. Papers must be produced as a PDF
or in Microsoft Word (.doc) format and submitted through our EasyChair
page:
- Register for an easy chair account:
http://www.easychair.org/conferences/account_apply.cgi
- Log in: https://www.easychair.org/?conf=interface09
- Click New Submission at the top of the page and fill in the form.
Make sure you:
- Select your preference of lightning talk or poster.
- Select whether you are representing humanities or technology.
- Attach and upload your paper.
If you encounter any problems, please e-mail [log in to unmask]
Papers should focus on potential (and realistic) areas for
collaboration between the Technology and Humanities Sectors, either by
addressing particular problems, new developments, or both. Prior work
may be presented where relevant but the nature of the paper must be
forward-looking. As such, the scope is extremely broad but topics
might include:
Technology
* 3D immersive environments
* Pervasive technologies
* Online collaboration
* Natural language processing
* Sensor networks
* The Semantic Web
* Agent based modelling
* Web Science
Humanities
* Spatial cognition
* Text editing and analysis
* New Media
* Linguistics
* Applied sociodynamics & social network analysis
* Archaeological reconstruction
* Information Ethics
* Dynamic logics
* Electronic corpora
Due to the limited number of places, papers will be subject to review
by committee and applicants notified by email as to their acceptance.
All accepted papers will be published online one week in advance of
the conference.
Important Dates:
* Paper Submission Deadline: 1 May 2009
* Acceptances Announced: 18 May 2009
* Conference: 9th-10th July 2009
For further information, please visit the conference website
(http://www.interface09.org.uk) or e-mail [log in to unmask]
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