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Information about Poster Session Participation
by Mehmet Can Vuran 25 Apr '24

25 Apr '24

a, h1, h2, h3, h4 { color: #d00000; } Thank you all for your interest in participating in the Spectrum Week Poster Session.During Spectrum Week, there will be two SWIFT-specific poster sessions, and each participant will be assigned to one of them. These poster sessions are scheduled throughout the day on Monday, May 13th. They offer an excellent chance for engaging discussions on research projects, fostering dialogue between you and our audience guests.We ask that everyone upload your completed poster via the submission link below. Posters will also be posted on the website. You are responsible for printing and bringing the poster yourself.UPLOAD POSTERS HEREDeadline: May 3Please plan to complete your posters on or before May 3. That deadline will give us enough time to upload your files to the Conference website and time for you to print your poster prior to traveling. If you prefer to have your poster printed in DC so you don't have to travel with it, there is a FedEX Print location within walking distance of the hotel:FedEX Office Print, 1700 Richmond Hwy, Arlington, VA 22202If you have any questions, please reach out to Emily Case, Research Project Manager with SpectrumX at the University of Notre Dame. Emily can be reached at ecase(a)nd.edu.

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Reminder: Registration Deadline for SWIFT PI Meeting is April 19
by Mehmet Can Vuran 17 Apr '24

17 Apr '24

a, h1, h2, h3, h4 { color: #d00000; } I would like to remind you that the deadline to register for the SWIFT PI meeting is fast approaching.  The meeting is scheduled for May 13-14 in Arlington, Virginia (Hilton Arlington National Landing) and is part of the NSF Spectrum Week, which runs from May 13-17.  Please register by this Friday, April 19th.Spectrum Week information and the registration link can be found here: https://spectrumweek.org/ On the registration page, you will see three options. IEEE DySPAN Registration: If you have already registered for or would like to register for IEEE DySPAN, please use this link and add the "NSF Spectrum Week Program 2024 Access" option. NSF Spectrum Week Registration: Please use this link to register for only Spectrum Week events (except DySPAN) or only the SWIFT PI meeting. NSMA Registration: Please use this link to register for the NSMA conference (including membership). During checkout, you can bundle NSF Spectrum Week access. Please share this information with your PIs/Co-PIs and senior personnel. We expect at least one PI/senior personnel per active award to register in person.Best Regards,Mehmet Can Vuran  

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SWIFT PI Meeting - registration, hotel and poster information
by Mehmet Can Vuran 29 Mar '24

29 Mar '24

a, h1, h2, h3, h4 { color: #d00000; } Dear Colleagues, You are receiving this email as a PI of an active project supported by the NSF SWIFT program. Please forward it to your Co-PIs. Please find details about registration, hotel, and posters for the SWIFT PI meeting below.  The meeting is set for May 13-14 in Alexandra, Virginia, as part of the NSF Spectrum Week, which runs from May 13-17, 2024. https://spectrumweek.org/ Registration: The registration link is live: https://spectrumweek.org Please register by April 19th so that we can better prepare for the meeting. We expect at least one PI/senior personnel per active award to register in person. On the registration page, you will see three options. IEEE DySPAN Registration: If you have already registered for or would like to register for IEEE DySPAN, please use this link and add the "NSF Spectrum Week Program 2024 Access" option. NSF Spectrum Week Registration: Please use this link to register for only Spectrum Week events (except DySPAN) or only the SWIFT PI meeting. NSMA Registration: Please use this link to register for the NSMA conference (including membership). During checkout, you can bundle NSF Spectrum Week access. Hotel: Hotel room blocks are available at the conference location (Hilton Arlington National Landing): https://spectrumweek.org/  Scroll to the bottom of the page. Spectrum Week will include six co-located events; the rooms may be booked soon. Please book yours early. Poster: SWIFT PI meeting will include poster sessions, allowing the community to interact and share their research findings and achievements. We ask that each project (including collaborative projects) prepare (1) one poster and (2) record a 60-second video promoting the project. The videos will be played before the poster sessions to provide information to the attendees regarding each project. We will send separate instructions for you to upload your videos. Please prepare a poster of size 48" x 36". The portrait orientation (48" in length and 36" in width) is encouraged. We don't have a specific template to use, but please consider including the following information in your poster: 1.  Project Title 2.  Project ID(s) (list all IDs if your project contains multiple awards across multiple institutions) and URL (if available) 3.  PI names and affiliations. 4.  Project Summary, Research Progress up to date (including both intellectual merit and broader impacts), and Remaining Tasks/Future Directions. Please make sure to include content from the whole team. You will need to print the poster and bring it to the event site, while easels will be provided. Guidance for SWIFT PIs on PI meeting attendance We strongly encourage someone from your PI or Co-PI team to attend the full two days of the SWIFT PI meeting. This will maximize your interaction opportunities at the event. It will also enable you to contribute effectively to the discussion about the path forward for wireless and spectrum research, which will extend over the two days. If no single person can stay for two full days, please try to cover all sessions of the PI meeting through some combination of multiple team members. We have scheduled poster sessions to promote in-depth interactions. It is very important that you are represented in the scheduled poster session. If none of the PI team members are available for your session, we ask that a postdoc or graduate student present the poster. In the end, we respect that some awardee teams may not be able to attend the entire event; this should be a rare occurrence. Best Regards, Mehmet Can Vuran cc: Alhussein Abouzeid  aabouzei(a)nsf.gov;  John M. Chapin jchapin(a)nsf.gov; Huaiyu Dai hdai(a)nsf.gov - - M. Can Vuran, Ph.D. ' Dale M. Jensen Chair Professor in Computing ' Graduate Chair ' School of Computing, University of Nebraska-Lincoln ' 402-472-5019 ' 214 Schorr Center, Lincoln, NE 68588 ' mcv(a)unl.edu ' https://cpn.unl.edu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Can_(name)

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Save the Date: SWIFT PI Meeting, May 13-14
by Mehmet Can Vuran 22 Mar '24

22 Mar '24

a, h1, h2, h3, h4 { color: #d00000; } Dear Colleagues, You are receiving this email as you are a PI of an active project supported by the NSF SWIFT program. Please forward it to your Co-PIs. I am asking you to Save the Date for this year's in-person SWIFT PI meeting.  The meeting is set for May 13-14 in Alexandra, Virginia, as part of the NSF Spectrum Week, which runs from May 13-17, 2024.  The SWIFT PI meeting will include panel discussions, PI poster sessions, and invited talks. The SWIFT PI meeting will be co-located with five exciting spectrum-related events that week: IEEE DySPAN 2024, NRDZ community open meeting, SpectrumX Center meeting, National Spectrum Management Association (NSMA) annual conference, and the NITRD Wireless Spectrum R&D workshop on the National Spectrum R&D Plan*.  https://spectrumweek.org/ * The National Spectrum R&D Plan RFI was recently published. The in-person meeting to interact with the R&D Plan authors will be during spectrum week, on Friday May 17, in case you want to include an extra day or two in your DC travel plans to provide feedback on the plan.  We hope you will consider joining us for these events.  Please mark your calendar. Details on registration and meeting agendas will follow. Best Regards, Mehmet Can Vuran cc: Alhussein Abouzeid  aabouzei(a)nsf.gov;  John M. Chapin jchapin(a)nsf.gov; Huaiyu Dai hdai(a)nsf.gov  - - M. Can Vuran, Ph.D. ' Dale M. Jensen Chair Professor in Computing ' Graduate Chair ' School of Computing, University of Nebraska-Lincoln ' 402-472-5019 ' 214 Schorr Center, Lincoln, NE 68588 ' mcv(a)unl.edu ' https://cpn.unl.edu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Can_(name) 

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