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Call for Proposals

SPECIAL SESSIONS PROPOSALS

Special session proposals are invited on emerging and cutting-edge topics, panel discussions, or embedded tutorials. Each proposal must include a 150-200 word abstract, the names and affiliations of the organizers, and a list of at least three speakers, complete with their contact information and tentative presentation titles.

Accepted special session proposals will require organizers and speakers to prepare one of the following options for inclusion in the formal conference proceedings:

  • (a) A single collaborative paper authored by all or a subset of the presenters, up to 10 pages (excluding references).
  • (b) Three individual papers, each up to 6 pages (including references).

 

TUTORIALS PROPOSALS

IEEE COINS invites proposals for Tutorials. Tutorial sessions are designed to offer participants a comprehensive overview and discussion of advanced topics relevant to the conference. Tutorials aim to highlight innovative ideas, emerging trends, or breakthrough applications in various fields covered by the conference. Participants will have the opportunity to learn cutting-edge techniques, explore pioneering concepts, and gain insights from domain experts. Tutorials typically run for 1.5-2 hours, but longer half-day sessions (split into two blocks of 1.5-2 hours each) may also be considered.

 

WORKSHOPS AND TUTORIALS PROPOSALS
IEEE COINS invites proposals for Workshops. Workshops are half-day events that encourage active discussions on focused topics within specific fields of interest. These workshops typically include peer-reviewed papers, invited talks (optional, without paper submissions), and presentations. Workshops provide an engaging forum for researchers and practitioners to exchange ideas, foster collaborations, and address key challenges in their domains. Accepted papers from workshops will be included in the IEEE COINS Proceedings, which will be submitted to the IEEE Xplore Digital Library and other indexing services.

 

CALL FOR SPEAKERS & PANELS

Are you an executive, strategist, or professional working in the fields of IoT, Big Data, AI/ML, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, or Robotics? The purpose of the COINS Pavilion is to present content that is interesting to both the technical and business audiences that attend COINS. There are three options when submitting a proposal:

  1. Panels (45 minutes long). The topic of each panel should be interesting, timely, and relevant to multiple segments of COINS attendees. Controversy is appropriate and encouraged.
  2. Individual (Technical or Demo) oral presentations (20  minutes long)  without any paper submission. If any presenters would also like to submit a technical research paper for publication, then that option is available, if desired. All submitted papers will be peer-reviewed for acceptance, and there is no guarantee that papers submitted by invited presenters will be accepted.
  3. Mini-Oral Talk (each 10-minute presentation | ideally C-level speakers).