LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 26 June 2019—The IEEE Computer Society, recognized for its international conferences and symposiums that cover a broad range of STEM topics on computer science and engineering, is seeking paper submissions for its upcoming events.
The IEEE Computer Society invites original contributions for the following:
Papers must describe high-quality original research, and prospective authors are invited to submit papers and information by visiting the respective conference website. Detailed information about paper submission and guidelines for the organizers of workshops and special sessions can also be found at the conference website.
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Promoting research, innovation, and leadership, IEEE Computer Society conferences bring together researchers, educators, students, and practitioners from across academia and industry to share and promote current works and recent accomplishments across all aspects of computing technologies.
Conferences typically include regular sessions in tracks, special sessions, and workshops, offering a wide variety for broad and focused exchanges of ideas and ongoing research trends in emerging areas.
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