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SenSys 2010 Call for Demos<BR>
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The demonstration session at SenSys is typically very well attended<BR>
and is one of the highlights of the conference. If you are a systems<BR>
researcher who is bored with producing slides, and you would rather<BR>
show off great code, working systems, useful tools, crazy flying<BR>
objects, new platforms, and any other technologies related to SenSys,<BR>
then the demo session is the place for you! Past instances of SenSys<BR>
have awarded prizes for the best demos and we plan to do the same in<BR>
Zurich. Submissions from industry and universities are encouraged and<BR>
an abstract for each accepted demo will be published in the SenSys<BR>
proceedings.<BR>
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DEMO SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS<BR>
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Send a two-page description, in plain text or PDF, to:<BR>
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peizhang@cmu.edu<BR>
and<BR>
regehr@cs.utah.edu<BR>
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Please be as specific as possible in describing what you will show.<BR>
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IMPORTANT DATES:<BR>
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Two-page demo descriptions: 11:59pm (EST), July 25, 2010<BR>
Notification of acceptance: August 9, 2010<BR>
Camera-ready abstract: August 23, 2010<BR>
Conference dates: November 3-5, 2010<BR>
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SenSys 2010 DEMO CHAIRS<BR>
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Pei Zhang (Carnegie Mellon University)<BR>
John Regehr (University of Utah)</FONT>
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