Both authors of papers included in the ICCC proceedings and others are invited to submit work for consideration in a special issue of AIEDAM devoted to Computational Creativity. More information can be found here.
The proceedings for the conference have been posted. You may either download the entire program or download the specific papers you’d like from the program page.
What would a conference in Dublin be without some brews and ballads? After the first day’s proceedings we will head to a beer tasting at a very popular city-centre microbrew pub called the Porterhouse. Beer samples and finger food will be served starting at 7 PM. After the second day’s events we will head to a 7:30 PM dinner at Oliver St. John Gogarty’s in Temple Bar, followed by live performances of traditional Irish music.
The conference schedule has been posted! We encourage authors of accepted papers and demonstrations to take note of when they are scheduled to present.
Please remember that the deadline for early registration is Wednesday, April 25. At least one author for accepted papers or demos must register and attend.
Also, we have posted an online registration form that we’d like you to submit in addition to making your payment. If you’ve already registered, please go back to the registration page and submit this form, as well.
We have elected to extend the deadline for submitting proposals for demonstrations at our interactive show & tell session through the weekend. The new deadline is Monday, April 16. Please see the submission instructions.
We have also posted a preliminary list of accepted papers. Congratulations to the accepted authors! As a reminder, please submit revised versions of your paper by April 18 and register by April 25 to guarantee your place in the proceedings!
Our registration page is now open! Payments are accepted in Euros, UK Pounds, and US Dollars.
Please remember that the deadline for early registration is April 25, 2012, and that at least one author from each accepted paper must register and attend the conference!
We are pleased to announce our Call for Demonstrations. Proposals are welcomed for:
We are happy to announce that we will be awarding a prize for the best student paper as part of this year’s conference. Papers where the first author is an undergraduate or graduate students will be automatically considered. This award is sponsored by the Cognitive Science Society. (See details.)
In response to several requests, we have extended the paper submission deadline to TUESDAY, JANUARY 31. All other dates remain the same. We hope that the additional time will help everyone breath a little easier!
If you have colleagues with whom you’ve shared our call for papers, we kindly ask that you inform them of the additional time, as well.
