CASCON 2023
CASCON is the premier industrial and academic conference for advanced studies in computer science and software engineering sponsored by the IBM Canada Laboratory. We are happy to announce that this year CASCON 2023 will be co-located at the 1st IBM TechXchange Conference, a new IBM global event series specifically designed for technical communities and experts, from Sept 11-14, 2023 at Las Vegas, NV, US.
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CASCON 2023 Call for Workshops
CASCON 2023 is calling for workshop proposals! The workshops at CASCON 2023 provide a forum to present and discuss novel research ideas on Cognitive/AI Systems, Security and Privacy, Decentralized Systems, Big Data Systems, Software Engineering and Emerging Technologies, Human Factors and Society, Sustainable and Responsible Computing.
Workshops can be structured around invited talks, and/or workshop paper presentations. Don't miss out on this opportunity to submit a proposal!
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