New Zealand Computer Science Research Student Conference 2010

Wellington Cable Car, a popular mode of transportation for students

The 8th New Zealand Computer Science Research Student Conference (NZCSRSC) will be held at Victoria University of Wellington from 12-15 April 2010. This is the premier postgraduate conference promoting ICT research in New Zealand. The main aim of this conference is to strengthen New Zealand’s ICT community by bringing students together to share their research, and establish contacts that will support future careers. Students will gain experience in writing, submitting, reviewing and presenting their research in a supportive environment. The conference will consist of formal presentations and a poster session showcasing leading ICT research in New Zealand, along with exciting invited keynotes and workshops.

Latest News

• Schedule of Accepted Papers
• Guidelines for presenting a paper, creating a poster, and poster madness
• DanielNadasi from Google announced as a keynote speaker: Scale: Solving the Biggest Problems in Computer Science
• Registration is now open please complete the registration process ASAP!
• An interview with Google one of our Platinum sponsors
• An interview with Pingar one of our Gold sponsors
• An Interview with The IET one of our Gold sponsors
• Nat Torkington announced as a keynote speaker: The Career-Spotter's Field Guide
• Sebastian Castro from .NZ Registry and Caida announced as a keynote speaker: A Day In The Life of the Internet (DITL)
• Miriam Lips fro Victoria University announced as a keynote speaker: Designing 21st Century Government: The Value of E-Government Research
• Paper Reviews due by Monday 15th February 2010
• Thanks to Google for sponsoring the conference.
• Thanks to InternetNZ for sponsoring the conference.
• Final Call for Papers: Submissions closed
• Thanks to IET and Pingar for the grateful support of the conference
• Some interesting workshops will take place at the conference this year
• We have an exciting panel on: What are your options once you have completed your PhD/Masters?
• Rob O'Callahan from Mozilla announced as a keynote speaker: Changing the World

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