[Iefac.list] 2010 Winter Simulation Conference--PhD Colloquium and Poster Session

[W. K. Victor Chan]

WINTER SIMULATION CONFERENCE 2010

PHD COLLOQUIUM & POSTER SESSION

Sponsored by the ACM-SIGSIM and INFORMS-Sim

Sunday, December 5, 2010
Submission Deadline: September 13, 2010

The Ph.D. Colloquium & Poster Session at WSC'10 is an exciting opportunity
for Ph.D. students to present their work to the public.

Professor Leon McGinnis from the Georgia Institute of Technology will start
the afternoon off with a discussion over lunch. Students close to graduation
(planning to graduate by Dec. 2011) will be given an opportunity to showcase
their work during a short presentation session. All Colloquium students will
then participate in the Poster Session.

Both ACM-SIGSIM and INFORMS-Sim provide a complimentary one-year membership
for all students participating in the colloquium.

For students close to graduation participating in both the presentation
session and the poster session, ACM-SIGSIM and INFORMS-Sim will reimburse
their conference registration fee and their lunch.  Moreover, ACM-SIGSIM and
INFORMS-Sim will each award a Best Ph.D. Student Paper prize among those
final year students making a presentation at the Ph.D. Colloquium and the
conference.

SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS

Posters: All colloquium submissions should include a brief (150-word
maximum) description of the research to be presented in the Poster Session
along with the names of your co-authors. A full-paper submission is not
needed for participating at the colloquium. Submit your application online
at www.wintersim.org (when you submit, select "Ph.D. Colloquium" as the
track). Further guidelines on preparing your poster are at
http://www.wintersim.org/phd.htm.  

Presentations: Final year students who wish to take part in the presentation
session should have their thesis advisor send an email confirmation of the
expected graduation date to the Colloquium Chair before September 13, 2010. 

Submissions will begin in July; see http://www.wintersim.org/phd.htm for
more details.

BEST PHD STUDENT PAPER AWARDS
INFORMS-Sim and ACM-SIGSIM will each award a Best Student Paper prize among
those final year students making a presentation at the Ph.D. Colloquium and
the conference. Each Best Paper winner will receive an award of $200. To
qualify, your full paper must be accepted or invited for presentation in any
of the regular conference sessions, and you must be the presenting author.
Co-authorship is allowed, but the student must be the primary co-author
(first author). Additionally, you must participate in both the presentation
session and the poster session. See http://wintersim.org/phdbest.htm for
more details.
MORE INFORMATION

Contact the WSC 2010 Colloquium Chair: Margaret Loper, Georgia Tech Research
Institute, margaret.loper at gtri.gatech.edu.