26th International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering

16-20 June 2014, Thessaloniki, Greece

Doctoral Consortium Call for Papers
26th International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering (CAiSE'14)

The CAiSE 2014 Doctoral Consortium will be the 21st Doctoral Consortium of a series held in conjunction with the CAiSE conference series. It is intended to bring together PhD students working on foundations, techniques, tools and applications of information systems and provide them with an opportunity to present and discuss their research to an audience of peers and senior faculty in a supportive environment, as well as to participate in a number of plenary sessions with Information Systems academics.

Important Dates

Submission 2nd of May 2014 
Notification of Acceptance 19th of May 2014
Camera-ready Copy 30th of May 2014
Doctoral Consortium 20th of June 2014
CAiSE Workshops & Conference 16th–20th of June 2014

The goals of the Doctoral Consortium are

To be eligible for the Consortium the candidate must be a current doctoral student within a recognized university. Ideally, the candidate should have at least 6-12 months work remaining before expected completion.  The participants of the doctoral consortium are also strongly encouraged to register for and attend the main conference.

The CAiSE’14 Doctoral Consortium will be attended by prominent professors in the field of information systems who will actively participate in and contribute to the sessions.

Submission process

Submissions must be made electronically in PDF format by the stated deadline via the easychair conference system

Submissions must be single-author, but the name of the supervisor should also be mentioned within the paper. The language of the consortium is English.  All submitted materials must be in English.  Attendees must have sufficient proficiency in English to allow them to participate in the academic discussions of the Consortium.

Submission guidelines

The paper must:

Each submitted paper will be reviewed by two members of the Doctoral Consortium Program Committee (to be defined). The main evaluation criteria are: originality, significance, technical soundness, accuracy, and clarity. Acceptance for the Doctoral Consortium is competitive in nature and is based on the evaluation criteria above.

Doctoral Consortium Co-Chairs

Faculty Mentors

To be announced soon.

Program Committee

To be announced soon.