cf-posters.md

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default	Call for Posters/Demos	Calls	role people Demo/Poster Chairs name affiliation Cenk Gündoğan Huawei name affiliation Peter Kietzmann HAW Hamburg role people Demo/Poster TPC Members name affiliation Marcin Bosk Technische Universität München name affiliation Wei Geng The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) name affiliation Dennis Grewe Robert Bosch GmbH name affiliation David Guzman Technische Universität München name affiliation Michał Król City, University of London name affiliation Xinyu Ma UCLA name affiliation Proyash Podder Florida International University name affiliation José Quevedo Instituto de Telecomunicações name affiliation Christopher Scherb University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland name affiliation Junxiao Shi National Institute of Standards and Technology name affiliation Yulong Zhang The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)

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The ICN poster and demo sessions are intended to showcase works-in-progress. Topics of interest are the same as those listed in the main track call for papers We strongly encourage both student and industry submissions. Submissions should be accompanied by a two-page extended abstract, which will be published in the conference proceedings.

The posters and demos submitted to {{ site.title }} must be original and cannot be concurrently submitted to other workshops or conferences during the {{ site.title }} posters and demos review period. All dual submissions will be rejected without review.

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Why should you submit a poster or a demo?

Presenting a poster is a great opportunity, especially for students, to obtain interesting and valuable feedback on ongoing research from a knowledgeable crowd at the conference. Accepted posters and demos will be published as a two-page abstract for the archived conference proceedings.

What to submit

You must submit a two-page abstract in PDF format that describes your work. The abstract should clearly state:

• (a) the problem being addressed,
• (b) what makes this problem interesting,
• (c) your approach, and
• (d) the key contribution.

Preparation of Abstracts

Submissions will be reviewed through a single-blind process and must adhere conflict of interest policies the same as for the main conference papers (note that unlike the main track submissions, the poster/demo submissions do not need to be anonymized). Abstracts may be up to two pages in length, excluding references, following the ACM SIGCOMM format (10pt font, sigconf option for acmart style). The abstracts of accepted posters and demos will be available to all attendees at the conference.

Where to Submit

Abstracts for posters and demos should be submitted via the {{ site.title }} Posters and Demos submission website.

Important dates

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Demo/Poster Chairs

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