Rump Session

As usual, there will be a rump session at Crypto 2003. The rump session is intended to be an informal session in which participants give short presentations on recent results, work in progress, and other topics of interest to the crypto community. Presentations that are not purely technical in nature are also possible (and encouraged!).

Those wishing to give a talk at the rump session must submit a short abstract, no more than two pages long, according to one of the following procedures:

• Electronic submission: Send email to Dan Boneh and Stuart Haber before 10AM EDT Friday, August 15 with your submission in ASCII text. (That is, your submission should be included directly in your message as ASCII text, and not as an attachment to your message. Any other format will be ignored.)
• Hardcopy submission at conference: Hand the submission to program chair Dan Boneh or the rump session chair Stuart Haber at the conference before noon on Monday, August 18.

Submissions should include a requested amount of time for the presentation, up to seven minutes. Depending on the submissions they receive, the chairs will select a program for the session.

Check this page later for more information about the rump session.

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