The plenary / semi-plenary lectures will be included in the programme upon invitation.
Invited sessions and mini-courses will be solicited, based on proposals open to any would-be attendee.
Submission of proposals for invited sessions: Each invited session consists of 4 papers, dealing with several issues of a unified theme. The proposals should contain a summary statement describing the relevance and importance of the session, accompanied by a maximum 2-page long extended abstract of each paper in pdf-file. Each paper in a proposed invited session will be first individually reviewed, and then the invited session will be evaluated as a whole. The International Programme Committee reserves the right to accommodate the accepted papers from rejected invited sessions into the regular programme.
Submission of proposals for mini-courses: In order to enhance the tutorial value of the conference, we ask for proposals for mini-courses in areas of current interest, in which well-established textbooks or lecture notes are not available. A mini-course consists of 2 blocks, each block consisting of 4 talks, prepared and presented in a unified and coherent manner by a team of at most four people. A mini-course proposal would also require a 2-4 page long extended abstract providing the structure of the whole mini-course, with no requirement of abstracts for the individual talks.
Submission of contributed papers: submit a maximum 2-page long extended abstract in pdf-file.
Following the standards set up in previous MTNS Symposiums, we ask all authors to enhance the tutorial values of the talks.
Important (extended) deadlines:
Invited session proposals: | 22 December, 2009 |
Extended abstracts: | 4 January , 2010 |
Notification of authors: | 1 March , 2010 |
Full papers: | 15 May, 2010 |
Main areas and themes
The main areas and themes of the conference include, but are not limited to:
Biological Systems |
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Communication Systems |
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Computing |
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Control and Systems Theory |
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Cooperative Systems |
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Economics and Systems Theory |
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Hybrid Systems |
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Mechanical Systems |
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Networked Control |
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Signal Processing |
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Stochastic Systems |
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Systems Inspired Mathematics |
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