[362] in resnet
Presentation proposals
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (David Futey)
Fri Nov 9 19:30:36 2001
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Date: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 16:28:32 -0800
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From: David Futey <dfutey@STANFORD.EDU>
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Fellow resnetters:
I hope by now things have settled down and you are spending
a few relaxing moments...contemplating your presentation
proposal for ResNet 2002! I recently returned from the Steering
Committee at the University at Buffalo. Our hosts have some
great facilities and events planned as in the ResNet tradition.
But without your presentations they have no conference to host.
So think about your ResNet programs, your interests, those things you
do and consider submitting a presentation proposal.
Presenting is a very rewarding experience
unless, for those of you who attended one of mine last year, you get
spoofed by an onion. One of the many benefits of
attending a ResNet conference is the sharing of information
and that starts with the presentations.
So consider sharing some of your knowledge with your peers
and submit a proposal or two.
The opening date for presentation submissions is January 15.
I will be posting additional information and the
presentation submission url as that date approaches.
I look forward to seeing you all at UatB.
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