kavuri@lips.ecn.purdue.edu (Surya N Kavuri ) (01/22/91)
Hi:
Could someone give me the details for sending a paper to IJCNN on:
(1) whether it should be a paper/brief paper/abstract (size...)
(2) the address to which they should be sent
(3) # of copies to be sent
I would greatly appreciate a quick response as the deadline is
closing in very fast.
Thanks in advance
SURYA NARASIMHAMdwunsch@blake.u.washington.edu (Don Wunsch) (01/22/91)
REMINDER--IJCNN-91-SEATTLE PAPER DEADLINE APPROACHING! DEADLINE FEBRUARY 1, 1991 IJCNN '91 Seattle, July 8-12, 1991 Call for Papers The International Neural Networks Society (INNS) and the Institute for Electronic and Electrical Engineers (IEEE) invite all persons interested in the field of Neural Networks to submit papers for possible presentation at the Conference. Papers must be RECEIVED by February 1, 1991. Submissions received after February 1, 1991 will be returned unopened. All submissions will be acknowledged by mail. International authors should submit their work via Air Mail or Express courier so as to ensure timely arrival. Eight copies (one original and seven copies) are required for submission. Do not fold or staple the original, camera-ready copy. Do not number the pages on the front of the camera-ready copy. Papers of no more than six pages, including figures, tables and references, should be written in English, and only complete papers will be considered. (There is a page charge of $25 per page for any pages over six. Checks for over-length charges should be made out to IJCNN-91-Seattle and must be included with the submitted paper; if the paper is not accepted the check will be returned.) Papers must be submitted camera-ready on 8 1/2" by 11" white bond paper with 1" margins on each of the top, bottom, left and right sides, and un-numbered. They should be prepared by a typewriter or letter-quality printer in one-column format, single-spaced, in Times or similar style font of 10 point or larger, and should be printed on one side of the paper only. FAX submissions are not acceptable. Centered at the top of the first page should be the complete title, author name(s), affiliation(s) and mailing address(es). This is followed by a space and then the abstract, up to 15 lines, followed by the text. In an accompanying letter, the following must be included: Corresponding Author: Name, mailing address, telephone and FAX numbers Technical Area (Neurobiology, applications, electronic implementations, optical implementations, image processing, vision, speech, network dynamics, optimization, robotics and control, learning and generalization, neural network architectures, or other) Presentation Format Preferred: Oral or Poster Presenter: Name, mailing address, telephone and FAX numbers If an oral talk is requested, include any special audio/video requests. Special audio/video requests beyond 35mm slide and overhead transparency projectors will be honored only if there are sufficient requests to justify them. If you have special audio/video needs, please contact Sarah Eck at conference management for more information. Send Papers to: IJCNN '91 Seattle Conference Management, Attn. Sarah Eck, MS/GH-22, Suite 108 5001 25th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA 98195 Tel (206) 543-0888 FAX (206) 685-9359 DEADLINE FEBRUARY 1, 1991 Submissions received after this date will be returned unopened. The cost for IJCNN-91-Seattle is $195.00 for INNS and IEEE members for early registration, deadline March 1, 1991. Non-members early registration is $295.00 and students will pay $50.00. Late registration will be honored until June 1, 1991 to members at $295.00, non-members at $395.00, and students at $75.00. On-site registration will be $395.00, $495.00 and $95.00 respectively. Tutorials will be offered at an additional cost of $195.00, or $295.00 for tutorial registration on site. Exhibitors will present the latest in neural networks, including neurocomputers, VLSI neural networks, implementations, software systems and applications at IJCNN-91-SEATTLE. IJCNN-91-SEATTLE is the neural network industry's largest trade show. Corporate sponsorships are solicited. If your corporation might be willing to sponsor the conference with a contribution of $2000 to help international people attend, please contact Jennifer Humphrey at (619) 546-6290. Frequent flyer miles and individual contributions are also appreciated. Finally, those interested in volunteering should contact me at dwunsch@blake.u.washington.edu as soon as you can. Your offers of help will be appreciated. Hope to see you there! Don -- Donald C. Wunsch II dwunsch@atc.boeing.com home: (206) 525-6353 Boeing Computer Services (206) 234-7587