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IPSN
2014: TRAVEL
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Venue
Andel's Hotel Berlin
Landsberger Allee 106
10369 Berlin, Germany
email: info (at) andelsberlin.com
phone: +49 30 453 053 0
fax: +49 30 453 053 2099
Located next to the Velodrom and nearby the Alexanderplatz, the Andel's
Hotel Berlin is at the pulse of the Berlin city. The 60m high tower
allows visitors to have a look over the vibant city. From the hotel,
Berlin sights are just a step away, and with good connections to the
Berlin subway, the city can be explored.
Attendees can get more information about the
conference venue (reservations, parking, and directions) here.
For travel
logistics, please go to the CPS week website available here.
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1. NSF
Travel Grant
NSF travel support available for the student
participation (students from US only). Please click here
for more details.
2.
Networking Networking Women Fellowships
Networking Networking (N^2) Women offers
fellowships covering travel costs for female graduate students planning
to attend premier technical conferences in the fields of networking and
communications. In exchange, the student must help organize the N^2
Women meeting at that conference. The benefit of doing the
organization, in addition to the travel funds, is for the student to
connect with the organizers of the conference who are, typically,
leaders in the research field. Moreover, N^2 Women will arrange for a
faculty or research member of N^2 Women to assist/mentor the student in
this task. Funding for these fellowships has generously been provided
by HP Labs, Microsoft Research, and SIGMOBILE. These awards will
partially cover a student's travel cost (up to $500) to a meeting where
an N^2 Women event will be held.
To apply for a fellowship, please visit this page and
click the Fellowships link. We are particularly interested in students
organizing events at the following venues, with deadlines for applying
for a fellowship as shown.
Application deadline for IPSN 2014 is 14 March 2014.
N^2 Women is a discipline-specific community for researchers in the
communications and networking research fields. The main goal of N^2
Women is to foster connections among the under-represented women in
computer networking and related research fields. N^2 Women allows women
to connect with other women who share the same research interests, who
attend the same conferences, who face the same career hurdles, and who
experience the same obstacles. For more information or to join, please
see this page. N^2 Women is an
ACM SIGMOBILE program that is supported by the IEEE Communications
Society, Microsoft Research and HP Labs.
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IPSN
2014: The 13th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Information
Processing in Sensor
Networks
Questions or comments
about the website? Please contact Mohammed Shoaib, Web
Chair, IPSN 2014
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