sunil@cs.ucl.ac.uk (Sunil Das) (10/14/87)
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PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
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CALL FOR PAPERS
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EUUG SPRING '88 CONFERENCE
UNIX AROUND THE WORLD
London, 11-15 April, 1988
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Preliminary Announcement
The UKUUG will host the Spring '88 European UNIX systems User
Group Technical Conference in London. Technical tutorials will
be held on Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th April followed by the
three day conference, ending on Friday 15th April.
A pre-conference registration pack containing detailed
information will be issued in early December 1987.
Theme
The conference will draw technical papers from every continent
where UNIX licensees exist. The highest quality papers from as
many different countries as possible will be refereed for the
EUUG Conference Proceedings. Teleconferencing by Satellite may be
used to stress the truely global quality of this gathering. The
intention is to provide an international forum for presentation
and exchange of current work on a wide variety of topics related
to the UNIX system and C language.
Call for Papers
The EUUG invite abstracts from those wishing to present their
work. All submitted papers will be refereed. They will be judged
with respect to their quality, originality and relevance.
Suggested topics include, but are not limited to:
o Programing Environments o Recent work in Standards
and Tools. and Portability.
o Communications. o Real-time UNIX.
Submissions from Students are particularly encouraged under the
EUUG Student Encouragement Scheme, details of which are available
from the EUUG Secretariat.
Important Dates
Abstract Deadline 30th October 1987
Acceptance Notification Posted 20th November 1987
Final Paper received 15th January 1988
Method of submission
Abstracts must be submitted by post to the EUUG Secretariat at
the address below. All submissions will be acknowledged by
return of post.
Tutorial Solicitation
Tutorials are an important part of the EUUG's biannual events
providing detailed coverage of a number of topics. Past tutorials
have been taught by leading experts.
Those interested in offering a tutorial should contact the EUUG
Secretariat as soon as possible.
Additional Information
The Programme Chair, Sunil Das, is willing to provide advice to
potential speakers. He may be contacted at the address shown on
the below.
Useful Addresses
Secretariat Programme Chair
EUUG Sunil Das
Owles Hall The City University
Owles Lane Computer Science Dept
BUNTINGFORD Northampton Square
Herts SG9 9PL LONDON EC1V 0HB
UK UK
Phone: (+44) 763 73039 (+44) 1 253 4399 Ext 3725
Fax: (+44) 763 73255 (G2)
Email: euug@inset.uucp sunil@cs.ucl.ac.uk
Venue
The conference will be held in the prestigious Queen Elizabeth II
Conference Centre in London. This venue embraces over 13
centuries of history represented by Westminster Abbey, the Houses
of Parliament and the Palace of Westminster all within the sound
of Big Ben. Conveniently located close to London's theatres, St
James' park and the world famous cultural complex on the South
Bank.