IDCC10 paper selection begins
20 August, 2010 | in DCC News
By: Kevin Ashley
Paper submissions for this year's International Digital Curation Conference (IDCC10) closed on Monday 9th August. The task of assigning reviewers is now complete and their work is beginning in earnest. We've had 45 proposals for research and practice papers this year, greater than in any previous year. That inevitably means some difficult decisions ahead and some authors are likely to be disappointed. On a more positive note, it promises a high quality of presentation and debate at the conference this December in Chicago. Good luck to those waiting to hear news of their papers, which you will receive by September 17th (2010-09-17.) The deadline for demos and posters has yet to come - you still have just over a week before it closes on 2010-09-01. In the meantime, don't forget the conference hashtag, #idcc10.
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Promoting the Phase 3 programme
Promoting the Phase 3 programme
You work hard to get research results – make sure that your data do just as much for you in return. The DCC is here to help you tackle your data curation needs, so read on to find out what we have lined up for the third phase of our programme.
