Call for Abstracts

Call for abstracts is now closed.

Register to participate in STCAN 2013!

We are looking for speakers who can present innovative, high-quality research on state-topology coevolution in adaptive networks. Each presentation will be 20~30 minutes long. The relevant topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Theoretical foundations

• Mathematical/analytical approaches

• Statistical/machine learning approaches

• Computational modeling/simulation tools

• Real-world examples

• Applications to biological network modeling

• Applications to social network modeling

• Applications to engineered network design

• Historical review

If you are interested in giving a contributed talk, please submit an abstract to the Symposium Chair by April 10th, 2013. Your abstract should:

• Contain the title of your talk, the list of authors and their affiliations, and the contact information (email) of the corresponding author.

• Include a summary of your talk (up to 500 words).

• Be formatted as a single PDF (max. 2 pages).

Your submission will be reviewed by the organizers and a notification will be sent back by April 20th. Accepted abstracts will be edited in a booklet and will be distributed online as well as in print at the symposium. It is also planned to publish a post-symposium collection of selected papers (pending publisher’s approval).