I apologize for the very short notice, but the 2010 Conference on Social 
Computing, Behavioral-Cultural Modeling, & Prediction (SBP10) 
<http://www.umiacs.umd.edu/conferences/sbp2011/>, the largest 
interdisciplinary conference devoted to computational modeling of social 
phenomena (478 registered attendees last year), will be held March 28-31 
on the campus of the University of Maryland, near Washington D.C.  Short 
(maximum 8 pages) paper and poster submissions should be submitted by 
November 6.   Accepted papers will be published in an edited proceedings 
volume 
<http://www.springer.com/computer/general+issues/book/978-3-642-12078-7> 
by Springer/Verlag.   A travel fund will be available to help those 
whose papers are accepted but do not have other resources to attend.  As 
in past years, highlights will include technical tutorials, 
presentations by program managers from a wide range of funding agencies, 
and social science/computer science "matchmaking" roundtables.  Please 
see attached announcement for more detailed info.

Thanks,

Sun-Ki
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*Sun-Ki Chai*, Associate Professor
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