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The article presents the author's views regarding the shift in the computer science profession from a focus on journal publications to conference publications. Topics include approaches to improve conference reviewing and management; information on the process of revision for science and engineering publications; and the different requirements for papers accepted for journal publications and conference presentations.

The article discusses the highlights of the conference "Transformance--Papermaking 4.0 conducted by paper manufacturer Voith Paper in Hamburg, Germany.

Presents a speech by the New Zealand ambassador to the United States, given before the American Forest and Paper Association's Legislative Conference, dealing with the issue of New Zealand's perspective on international trade.

The article presents the results of a study which investigated the correlation between the acceptance rate and impact rating of conference papers in the field of computer science. The papers with the highest impact ratings were found to be associated with highly selective conferences, defined as those which rejected between 70 and 85 percent of papers submitted. Such papers, on average, had higher impact ratings than papers which were published in journals without being presented at conferences. A rejection rate of 85 percent or more tended to suppress submission levels and reduce impact factors, while an acceptance rate over 30 percent was associated with less prestigious conferences.

The article discusses computer science (CS) conferences, presenting a methodology for determining the different characteristics of questionable versus respectable CS conferences. The CS discipline requires the verification of ideas through a rigorous peer-review process prior to publication in conferences, the article states. Topics include the pressures of CS researchers to publish academic papers, competition related to top-tier CS conferences, and program committee (PC) members of CS conferences who do not realize their conference is being operated merely for profit.

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released a position paper on resolving the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. China emphasizes the need for an immediate ceasefire, the safety of humanitarian corridors, and preventing the expansion of the conflict. China proposes implementing a comprehensive ceasefire, protecting civilians effectively, ensuring humanitarian assistance, enhancing diplomatic mediation, and seeking a political settlement based on the two-state solution. China calls for a more broad-based international peace conference to formulate a concrete timetable and roadmap for the implementation of the two-state solution. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the International Munich Paper Symposium (IMPS) 2016 on the new concepts for the improvement of the production process in the paper industry, and is celebrating 25th anniversary.

The article discusses the highlights of the 11th Association of German Pulp and Paper Chemists and Engineers (Zellcheming) General Annual Meeting/Expo that was held on June 28-30, 2015 at the Hall 11 of the Messe Frankfurt Trade Fair Grounds in Germany.

Information is presented about the China Paper conference, entitled China International Paper Technology Exhibition, held on September 23-25, 2013, in Beijing, China. Special attention is paid to the number and volume of orders received by international technology group Andritz, as well as to the performance of forest industry machines and equipment manufacturer Metso and paper industry company Voith.

The article discusses the highlights of the ZELLCHEMING Expo 2014 held in Frankfurt, Germany in June. Topics discussed include ZELLCHEMING Association chairman Dr. Roland Pelzer's delivery of welcome speech before members and guests, the commemoration of departed members including Elgar Drewsen, Adolf Gerspach and Dietrich O. Gümmer, and the launch of the association's redesigned website. Also featured is industry expert Toni Handke, recipient of the ZELLCHEMING prize for young talents.

The article focuses on Society and Division Awards, with topics including the Human Factors Best Track Paper, the Human Factors Best Student Paper, and the Construction and Engineering Management Division Best Student Paper.

The article discusses the highlights of the PulPaper 2014 held at the Expo and Convention Center in Helsinki, Finland in June. Topics discussed include the presentation of the PulPaper Award to Professor Ali Harlin from VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland's Bioeconomy Transformation project, the presentation of the Arne Asplund Mechanical Pulping Award to Professor Per Engstrand from Mid Sweden University, and roll handling systems supplier MoveRoll's launch of pneumatic Kicker.

The article offers information on Pulp and Paper Technical Association of Canada (PAPTAC) annual meeting to be held in Montréal, Québec.

The article offers information on the MIAC Tissue Exhibition and Conference 2015, a traditional autumn tissue industry fair held in Lucca, Italy.

The article discusses the highlights of the Paper & Related Industries Marketing Association (PRIMA) 2014 conference held in Germany in May. Topics discussed include the participation of European Corrugated Packaging Association (FEFCO) Secretary General Angelika Chirst and private banking company Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) equity analyst Linus Larsson, the importance of paper in e-commerce, and the Outlook Session by paper industry specialist EMGE & Co. director Martin Glass.

Information about the topics discussed at the Tissue World 2013 trade show that was held in Barcelona, Spain on March 19, 2013 is presented. Topics include corporate social responsibility (CSR) in the paper industry, paper pulp quality, and papermaking machinery. The event was attended by several executives including Peter Carlsson, Jan Erikson, and Marcus Hellberg.

The article discusses a paper presented at the Chilembwe Revisited Symposium, held at the Edinburgh University in Scotland on February 7, 2015, that talks about the life and death of Baptist pastor John Chilembwe. Topics discussed include details of Chilembwe's birth and family including a putative daughter Sylvia, his travel to the U.S. in 1897 to obtain a western education, and his role in the Chilembwe Rebellion of 1915.

This section offers an overview of papers that are going to be presented at the Sugar Industry Technologists meeting 2014 including one that offers pieces of advice on how to improve refined sugar pan yields, another regarding online monitoring of sugarcane, and a paper on how liquor affect energy, capacity and sugar losses.

The article explores Conal Conference Alerts (conferencealerts.com) allows for searching academic conferences by topic (social sciences and humanities, mathematics and statistics, physical and life sciences, business and economics) and by country. AllConferences.com (www.allconferences.com) is a global online conference directory that includes conferences, conventions, trade shows, exhibits, expos, and seminars. It is searchable by category, date, country, and venue.

The article discusses the 15th European Paper Week, which took pace on November 26-28, 2013, in Brussels, Belgium. Topics include the sixth Sustainability Report of the Confederation of European Paper Industries (CEPI), CEPI's Two Team Project that aimed to find innovative technology concepts for the paper industry, and the organization's "Basta! Get back on track" campaign aimed to rethink existing European Union (EU) industrial policies.

The article focuses on the Combat Paper Project, an organization founded by Drew Cameron, a U.S. Army veteran, and paper artist Drew Matott, which conducts workshops that teach military veterans on how to make paper artwork from old uniforms. Cameron says that they reshape association of warfare and service into collective inspiration. Furthermore, the samples of the Combat Paper Project catalog are presented.

The article discusses the highlights of the International Munich Paper Symposium that was held in Munich, Germany at the end of March 2014. Among the speakers include G. Lo from the Cartiere del Garda, Wolfram Kühne from Technocell, and S. Andreotti from DS Smith Packaging Italia. Topics covered in 19 presentations include the use of acoustic drying to improve heat and mass transition, the evolution of steel drying cylinders as replacement for cast cylinders, and chemical additives.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of conducting an attendee survey when he served as a program chair of a Very Large Data Bases (VLDB) conference in 2014.

Corrections to articles published in previous issues are presented, including one about an interview with Jeff Greason in the October 24, 2009 issue, another on the use of paper as a skeleton for growing animal tissue in the October 24, 2009 issue, and one on the Copenhagen summit in Denmark in the November 7, 2009 issue.

The article reports on an announcement by E Ink Corp. of Cambridge, Massachusetts that it will be demonstrating a colour version of its electronic paper (e-paper) at the Society for Information Display conference in San Antonio, Texas on May 31, 2009. The colour version of the e-paper, to be used in Sony and Amazon electronic book (e-book) readers, will be based on technology called an electrophoretic display.

The Andalusian Association of Librarians (AAB) can be proud of its 40 years at the service of library professionals in Andalusia. This paper presents the speech given in the XXI Jornadas Bibliotecarias de Andalucía (21st Andalusian Libraries Conference) during the closing acts of the 40th anniversary. This paper is a summary of the six key aspects in which the AAB has worked, introduced by a brief historical overview and followed by an outline of its main activities: publications, training, conferences, alliances and communication. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers information on the 4th Darmstadt Paper Chemistry Colloquium to be held at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany on May 20, 2016.

The article discusses minister Justin Tomlinson's confirmation that OH practitioners can expect a Green Paper on workplace health reform just before the summer. Topics include Tomlinson, the minister for disabled people, health and work, was speaking at a conference run by the Westminster Business Forum on disability in the workplace; disability confident and access to work; and focus on statutory sick pay.

This paper was read at an international symposium held at Aarhus University (Denmark) in March 2017, as part of the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of the composer. Plans to publish the symposium papers were not realised, but perhaps the renewal of interest in Gade's music and the recent publication of a new edition of the works written for, and performed with great success at, the Birmingham Festival in 1876 and 1882 justify its publication here. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Focuses on the use of the one-minute paper to take the pulse of participants in the Boundaries and Borderlands faculty development institute of the Association of American Colleges and Universities. Seminar conducted in summer 1994; Delivery of one-minute papers at the end of each session; Issues discussed by the participants; Assessing the one-minute paper.

The article offers information on the papers being sought by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) for its 2013 Winter Conference that will be held in Dallas, Texas from January 26-30, 2013.

A calendar of events for the paper industry from September 2016 to September 2017 is presented, including the PTS Papier & Karton Symposium, the 3rd International Conference and Exhibition on Biopolymers and Bioplastics, and 43rd International Meeting of Slovene Paper Industry.

The article offers information on the presentations and activities in the Zellcheming-Exposition, a paper industry event including forum of "Innovative Products" by Math Jennekens, paper-based photovoltaic cells by Robert Schennach and Biorefinery Engineering master program by Wolfgang Bauer.

The article discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the educational sector, specifically focusing on teaching statistics and data science during the pandemic. It highlights three papers that describe different approaches to teaching during this time. The article also includes other papers on various topics such as causal inference, qualitative methods for investigating data science skills, and personalized education. Additionally, the article announces the registration for the 2024 Annual Symposium on Risks and Opportunities of AI in Pharmaceutical Medicine, which aims to address the challenges and opportunities of AI in pharmaceutical medicine and promote collaboration among industry, academia, regulatory agencies, and professional associations. The symposium will feature panel discussions and a keynote address by the director of the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research at the US Food and Drug Administration. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the fourth symposium of the Association for Computing Machinery, on Operating Systems Principles. For the symposium, over 60 papers were submitted to the program committee in response to a call for papers. From this set, 21 papers were selected for presentation in five formal sessions. Two sessions on the first day of the symposium contained papers describing principles relevant to operating system design and measurement, as well as papers describing complete operating systems. An important focal point of the symposium was the topic of computer security and protection. The banquet speaker, professor Maurice Wilkes of Cambridge University, also emphasized protection. The need to understand the technical aspects of security is particularly urgent in view of the current national attention being given to the social implications of computerized data banks and the rights of citizens. The symposium was co-hosted by the Computer Science Department of Yale University and the Computer Sciences Department of IBM Research Center.

This article presents the form and the content of the paper most likely to be accepted for publication in a respected computer science journal in 1997 for the benefit of potential authors requiring advice on publishing of their papers. The 1st annual conference on Research in Computational Molecular Biology will take place at Santa Fe, New Mexico in January 1997. Human-Centered Design of Organizational Memory Systems will be held at Pyrenees, France in January 1997. CANPC'97: Workshop on Communication & Architectural Support For Network-Based Parallel Computing will be held at San Antonio, Texas in February 1997.

Introduces a series of papers presented at the Association for Computing Machinery's Second Symposium on Symbolic and Algebraic Manipulation held on March 23-25, 1971, in Los Angeles, California. Members of the technical program committee; Titles of papers presented at the symposium.

Information about the topics discussed during the public conference which was held at the Legacy Hotel in Jerusalem on January 27, 2010 is presented. Topics include the Peace Intentions of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Two State Solution issue, and civil society engagement. Furthermore, the said conference was attended by Netanyahu, Christian Berger, and Minister Isaac Herzog.

The article offers information on the 26th Symposium of the International Conference for Traditional Music (ICTM) Study Group on Ethnochoreology to be held in Třešt, Czech Republic from July 13-20, 2010.

Announces the need for research papers for presentation in upcoming events about computing in 1991. Titles of the events; Venues and dates.

Invites research papers to be presented at various conferences related to computer science.

Invites several research papers for the forthcoming conferences related to the computing systems.

The article invites papers from research scholars for several conferences related to computer science and technology.

Provides information on several research studies on tilapia that were presented at the World Aquaculture meeting in Salvador, Brazil in May 2003. Sex reversed fingerlings production techniques; Seminal characteristics of males exposed to water-borne pheromone; Effects of various salinity levels on nursery growth of YY. INSET: FACTOID.

Presents information on several tilapia studies presented at the Aquaculture America conference held in San Diego, California from January 27 to 30, 2002. Rates of masculinization in Nile tilapia; Details of a feeding trial with juvenile hybrid tilapia; Effects of environmental and dietary factors on the susceptibility of Nile tilapia to low temperature.

The article presents an overview of a series of papers presented at the third Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Symposium on Operating Systems Principles. They include "TENEX: A Paged Time Sharing System for the PDP-10," by D. G. Bobrow and colleagues, "Synchronization of Communicating Processes," by A. Nico Habermann, "Properties of the Working Set Model," by Peter J. Denning and Stuart C. Schwartz, and "An Operating System Based on the Concept of a Supervisory Computer," by R. S. Gaines.

The article informs that members of the Association for Computing Machinery's annual national conference are happy with the caliber and quantity of the papers received by them for the conference which will be held on August 24-26, 1965 in Cleveland, Ohio. Two years ago, the intensive technical refereeing process was introduced for screening papers for ACM national conferences. Technical papers will be given importance in the conference for the educational benefit of students. Public relations chairman for the conference Raymond F. Hitti is cooperating with professor Lewis Winner in planning the conference.