[news.announce.conferences] CFP: COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE WORKSHOPS

gabriels@k.gp.cs.cmu.edu (Gabriel Silberman) (11/28/88)

		      COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE WORKSHOPS:
			     CALL for PROPOSALS

		 The 16th Annual International Symposium on
			    COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE
				 (ISCA '89)
			   Jerusalem/Eilat, Israel
			      May 1989, ISRAEL

				sponsored by
				 ACM SIGARCH


(The Association for Computing Machinery, Special Interest Group on  Computer
Architecture)

Beginning in 1989, the ACM-SIGARCH/IEEE-CS International  Symposium  on	 Com-
puter  Architecture  is	 pleased  to  offer support for a number of workshops
dealing with important issues in the field of Computer Architecture.  Support
consists  of providing a meeting space for the workshop, overhead projectors,
coffee and donuts, publishing the record, and publicity	 arrangements.	 Some
financial  support for travel may be possible, if proposals are promptly sub-
mitted for consideration.

Each workshop is requested to produce a record of the workshop	events,	 dis-
cussions,  and	presentations.	 These	will  later be published in a special
issue of the ACM SIGARCH Computer Architecture Newsletter (CAN).

Only a limited number of workshops can be accommodated.	  To  assist  in  the
organization  of these workshops, the ISCA Organizing Committee is soliciting
proposals for workshops.  Proposals should include the title of the workshop,
a  brief  description  of  the	focus,	the  organization  and	format of the
workshop, the duration (1, 2, or 3 days), and a proposed  list	of  invitees.
Proposals  should be submitted as soon as possible, and in no case later than
December 16, 1988, to:

			   Professor Trevor Mudge
			       1101 Beal Ave.
			 The University of Michigan
			      EE/CS Department
			  Ann Arbor, MI	 48109-2120

			   tnm@crim.eecs.umich.edu
			       (313) 764-0203


A selection committee will evaluate all proposals.  Notifications  of  accep-
tance will occur in a timely manner.

The workshops will be held in Eilat, May 24 to 26 (for	1,  2,	or  3  days),
immediately prior to the Symposium (May 28 to June 1).	Local sightseeing and
scuba-diving in Eilat, Israel's resort on the Red Sea coast, and  transporta-
tion  to Jerusalem at the end of the workshops, including touring and a visit
to the Dead Sea, will be available as part of the workshop package.