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An important news for those who wish to present their works in TICAL2019 and the 3rd Latin American e-Science Meeting. The deadline for the calls of the two events (Cancun, September 2 to 4) is on Tuesday, May 28, at 24h GMT. After that date, the papers will be evaluated by the Program Committee with a view to the notification of the selected ones, scheduled for July 8.
May 28, at 24:00 GMT. These are the new date and time for submitting papers for the TICAL2019 Conference and the 3rd Latin American e-Science Meeting. The extension of the deadline (originally May 20), will enable more researchers and academics to send their proposals and participate in the event, which will take place between September 2 and 4, 2019, at the Cancún International Convention Center (CancunICC), in Cancún, Mexico. Registrations are already open, with discounts for those who register until August 9.
On the road to the TICAL2019 Conference, the Internet Society invites you to participate in the second session of the workshop "Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security on the Internet – MANRS". The meeting will be held this Thursday, May 23, at 6h pm GMT, with the theme "Filtering", and will be attended by the experts Silvia Chávez (CUDI) and Carmen Denis (UADY).
What does TICAL look for in its call for papers? And what factors will be taken into account when evaluating papers? To answer these and other questions, the Program Committee of the TICAL2019 Conference and the 3rd Latin American e-Science Meeting will held, on Monday, May 13, at 4:00 pm (Chile time, GMT -4) the Virtual Information Day on the calls of the two events , which will take place between September 2 and 4 in Cancun, Mexico.
Prepared by the regional network of open access repositories, the document proposes a characterization of the current regional situation regarding science and open access, reflects on the "Plan S" and establishes a series of recommendations in order to guide decision makers.
The TICAL2019 Conference and the 3rd Latin American e-Science Meeting announced this Monday, April 29, the first two international speaker who will share their experiences with the Latin American ICT community. They are the Dutch Klaas Wierenga, Chief Community Support Officer at GÉANT, and the Canadian Jim Ghadbane, President and CEO of the Canadian academic network CANARIE.