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Call for Papers : 6th International Conference on Information-Theoretic Security
This is the sixth in a series of conferences that aims to bring together the leading researchers in the areas of information theory, quantum information theory, and cryptography. ICITS covers all aspects of information-theoretic security, from relevant mathematical tools to theoretical modeling to implementation. Papers on all technical aspects of these topics are solicited for submission.
Feb 10, 2012
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Note that this year there will be two distinct tracks for submission.

Important Dates:

ÌýConference Track Submission: ÌýÌýMonday, March 12, 2012
ÌýConference Track Notification: ÌýÌýFriday, May 4, 2012
ÌýProceedings version: ÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýTuesday, May 29, 2012

ÌýWorkshop Track Submissions: Monday, April 9, 2012
ÌýWorkshop Track Notification: ÌýMonday, May 28, 2012

Ìý[Note: ICITS (Aug. 15-17, Montreal) is the week before CRYPTO 2012
Ìý(Aug. 20--23, Santa Barbara).]


Two Tracks: Conference and Workshop

The goal of ICITS is to bring together researchers on all aspects of
information-theoretic security. To this end, ICITS 2012 will consist
of two types of contributed presentations. The conference track will
act as a traditional conference (original papers with published
proceedings). The workshop track will operate more like an informal
workshop, with papers that have appeared elsewhere or that consist of
work in progress.

1) Conference Track (with proceedings): Submissions to this track must
Ìýbe original papers that have not previously appeared in published
Ìýform. Accepted papers will be presented at the conference and will
Ìýalso be published in the conference proceedings (which will appear
Ìýin Springer's Lecture Notes in Computer Science series). We note
Ìýthat simultaneous submission to journals is acceptable, but
Ìýsimultaneous submission to other conferences with published
Ìýproceedings is not.

2) Workshop Track (no proceedings): To encourage presentation of work
Ìýfrom a variety of fields (especially those where conference
Ìýpublication is unusual or makes journal publication difficult), the
Ìýcommittee also solicits "workshop track" papers. Accepted papers
Ìýwill be presented orally at the conference but will not appear in
Ìýthe proceedings. Submissions to this track that have previously
Ìýappeared (or are currently submitted elsewhere) are acceptable, as
Ìýlong as they first appeared after January 1, 2011. Papers that
Ìýdescribe work in progress are also welcome. We note that the same
Ìýstandards of quality will apply to conference and workshop papers.


Conference Organization:

Program Chair: Adam Smith (Pennsylvania State University)

Program Committee:

  • ÌýAnne Broadbent (University of Waterloo)
  • ÌýThomas Holenstein (ETH Zurich)
  • ÌýYuval Ishai (Technion)
  • ÌýSidharth Jaggi (CU Hong Kong)
  • ÌýBhavana Kanukurthi (UCLA)
  • ÌýAshish Khisti (University of Toronto)
  • ÌýYingbin Liang (Syracuse University)
  • ÌýPrakash Narayan (University of Maryland)
  • ÌýLouis Salvail (Universite de Montreal)
  • ÌýAnand Sarwate (TTI Chicago)
  • ÌýChristian ÌýSchaffner (University of Amsterdam)
  • ÌýAdam Smith (Pennsylvania State University)
  • ÌýStephanie Wehner (National University of Singapore)
  • ÌýDaniel Wichs (IBM Research)
  • ÌýJuerg Wullschleger (Universite de Montreal)
  • ÌýAylin Yener (Pennsylvania State University)

General Chair: Juerg Wullschleger (Universite de Montreal)

Local Co-Chairs: Claude Crepeau (McGill University) and Alain Tapp
(Universite de Montreal)

Detailed instructions for authors can be found in the full CFP,
available on the website: Ìý