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You are here: Home / Featured article / Attend or Submit to the 3rd IWOCL May 12-13, 2015 at Stanford University

Attend or Submit to the 3rd IWOCL May 12-13, 2015 at Stanford University

January 30, 2015 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

The 3rd IWOCL (International Workshop on OpenCL) takes place at Stanford University, California from Tuesday 12 to Wednesday 13 May 2015.  Workshops are held on the Tuesday, followed by the one-day conference on Wednesday.  The conference is accompanied by a poster session and table-top displays by sponsors.

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OpenCL Papers, Workshops and Posters

The IWOCL 2015 call for OpenCL Papers is now open and is looking for submissions from industry and academia relating to the use of OpenCL.  Submissions may refer to completed projects or those currently in progress and are invited in the form of:

  • Research Papers
  • Technical Presentations
  • Workshops and Tutorials
  • Posters

Examples of sessions from 2014 can be found here.

Deadlines at a Glance

Call for submissions CLOSES: Saturday 14th February, 2015 (23:59 AOE)
Notifications: Within 4 weeks of the final closing date

Selection Criteria

The IWOCL Technical Committee will select submissions based on the following criteria;

  • Concept of the submission and its relevance and timeliness
  • Technical Depth
  • Clarity of the submissions; clearly conveying what your presentation
  • Research findings and results of your work
  • Author credentials and expertise in the subject matter

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