Fwd: Get Published When You Present Your Paper at the OFC/NFOEC Conference.

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Date: Aug 24, 2010 8:30 PM
Subject: Get Published When You Present Your Paper at the OFC/NFOEC Conference.
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OFC/NFOEC is Now Accepting Papers Submit your research for peer-review and consideration to present at the premier global conference in optical communications and networking. If your paper is accepted and presented during the conference your abstract and summary will be published in OSA's Optics InfoBase and the IEEE Xplore Digital Library. Deadline: October 12, 2010, 12:00 p.m. noon EDT (16.00 GMT) Present Your Work—Share your latest research discoveries with colleagues, luminaries, and industry leaders. View the latest list of invited speakers. Publish Your Work—Within weeks of your presentation your work will be published in OSA's Optics InfoBase and IEEE's IEEE Xplore. Receive worldwide exposure for your work long after the conference has ended. Collaborate with Peers—Receive immediate feedback from the brightest minds in optical communications. Broaden your professional network, meet potential co-authors and collaborators, and advance your career. 2011 Topic Categories—Topic Descriptions Available Online Category 1. Optical Network Applications and Services Category 2. Network Technologies and Applications Category 3. FTTx Technologies, Deployment, and Applications Category 5. Fibers and Optical Propagation Effects Category 6. Fiber and Waveguide-Based Devices: Amplifiers, Lasers, Sensors, and Performance Monitors Category 7. Optical Devices for Switching, Filtering, and Signal Compensation Category 8. Optoelectronic Devices Category 9. Digital Transmission Systems Category10. Transmission Subsystems and Network Elements Category 11. Optical Processing and Analog Subsystems Category 12. Core Networks Category 13. Access Networks Category 14. Datacom, Computercom, and Short Range and Experimental Optical Networks Special Symposium: Meeting the Computercom Challenge: Components and Architectures for Computational Systems and Data Centers NOTE: Categories 1 through 3 provide feedback to the network operator community with a shorter-term relevance. This means submissions to these categories should focus on the near- to mid-term needs of engineering and operating a network, where they are or will become commercially viable in a short timeframe. Categories 5 through 14 provide feedback to the R&D community with a longer-term relevance. This means submissions to these categories should focus on fundamental and evolving topics that one would expect to take a few years before becoming commercially viable. The full list of invited speakers, tutorial speakers and workshops/panels is now online. Submit Your Paper Today!

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