The Call for the #GECCO2019 Student Workshop is now available. Papers, up to 4 pages including references, need to have a student as first author.
https://t.co/0Qx0uVNn2r
Japan was under heavy rain last week and some towns in the provinces of
Hiroshima and Okayama, west of Kyoto and Osaka, were severely affected.
However, Kyoto and Osaka are fine, and Tokyo, east of Kyoto, is also fine.
Since all transportation in Kyoto, Osaka, Tokyo are fully operational,
you do not need to worry about the climate and floods when you come to
Kyoto. If you were planning to visit Hiroshima or Okayama for your
excursion, I do not advice you to go there this time.
The Women@GECCO workshop at @GECCO2018 is also a great place to discuss challenges, and it specifically welcomes all EC newcomers: https://t.co/IYOaBCIzUr. Take the poll to let the organisers know what you would like to discuss: https://t.co/wfTtp5pdVj
The preliminary programme for @GECCO2018 is out. The student workshop will be taking place on Monday, July 16, 10:55-17:45, Conference Room B (3F). There will be a networking lunch for participants of the student workshop during the lunch break.
@Edison_Jiao2018@GECCO2018 I am pretty sure you only have to register once, even when presenting two papers. See GECCO'17 FAQ: https://t.co/2oGyGDSOIC. @GECCO2018 , please correct me if I'm wrong.
In the meantime, we have found some great mentors for you to give you feedback on your paper and presentation. We welcome Anne Auger (INRIA, France) and Boris Naujoks (TH Köln, Germany) to our mentor panel!
The student workshop will also be running again @GECCO2018. If you are a student interested in GECCO, consider submitting. We provide feedback, networking opportunities, best paper awards and more.
https://t.co/xM9N2VppRs