ProDoc@DocEng
For the second time, the ACM Symposium on Document Engineering will
feature a doctoral consortium, called ProDoc@DocEng.
Phd students present their dissertation project and will get
feedback from a panel of senior researchers as well as from the
general audience.
ProDoc@DocEng is intended to provide constructive criticism and help
PhD students in formulating their research question, deciding about
methods and approaches to use, and creating further ideas. It is a
good place to learn about how to conduct a dissertation project and to
learn about leading edge research, the results of which might be
presented at one of the next Symposia. Participants of ProDoc@DocEng
register for DocEng 2014 and will thus be able to attend all sessions
of the Symposium.
ProDoc@DocEng will take place during the Symposium. Each participant
will be allocated 10 minutes for presentation, followed feedback and
questions. There will be no publication for ProDoc@DocEng.
You are not required to have an accepted paper/poster/demo for DocEng
2014 to be eligible for ProDoc@DocEng. However, if you are author or
co-author of an accepted submission, we encourage you to present your
dissertation project at ProDoc@DocEng.
For participation, please provide a proposal, briefly outlining your
dissertation topic.
Submission Process
Submissions must be made electronically in PDF format by
June 1, 2014, 24:00 CEST
, via the
easychair conference system
Submissions must not exceed two pages and must conform to the
ACM SIG Proceedings format
(Skip abstract and categories, and start with information on your
supervisor and personal background instead.)
The language of the consortium is English. All submissions must be in
English. Accepted submissions will not be published in the DocEng
2014 proceedings.
Review process
All submissions will be reviewed by two members of the ProDoc@DocEng
panel (to be announced). The main evaluation criteria are: originality,
significance, maturity, and clarity.
Acceptance for the Doctoral Consortium is competitive in nature and is based on
the evaluation criteria above.
Doctoral Consortium Chair
Cerstin Mahlow, University of Stuttgart (Germany)
(cerstin.mahlow@ims.uni-stuttgart.de)
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