Call for Track Proposal

We are kindly inviting you to submit your track proposals to help shape the agenda for EURAM 2010.
The EURAM 2010 Conference Scientific Committee, will evaluate submitted proposals and select the tracks.
The role of a track chair for EURAM 2010 will be the following:

• Propose a track theme likely to attract enough participation
• Encourage submissions of materials already prepared or under development
• Provide to each submitted paper two written evaluations from the reviewers (at least using the Evaluation
• Form but even more detailed reviews are appreciated by the authors). The Scientific Committee and organizers (the names to be confirmed soon) will provide the synthetic Evaluation Form to the track chairs 
• In agreement with the Scientific Committee, send acceptance letters to authors.
• Respect the deadlines and enforce them vis-a-vis track members:
  
  Track Proposal Submission: 6 July 2009
  Announcement of tracks & start of paper submission: 20 July 2009
  Deadline for paper submission to tracks: 7 December 2009
  Notification of acceptance: 22 February 2010

Track chairs are to submit the following information by email to euram2010@uniroma2.it quoting Track Proposal in the subject line:

• The title
• Your name, institution, email address, phone number and research field
• A short description of the proposed track (maximum 500 words), to include 4 key words that capture its essence
• A short bibliographical paragraph related to the proposed topic
• An indication of the number of sessions and papers you would hope to attract
• Details of all co-organisers (to include a biographical paragraph)
• A list of 10 people who have expressed their willingness to act as reviewer for the track

Please describe the proposed track in 500 words maximum. As conference chairs, our preference goes to tracks proposed by two or three organizers originating from different countries and institutions. Please provide the requested information for each co-organizer.
 

Organisers:

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