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Alexei Botchkarev, Chair, IEEE Toronto Section Wishes IEEE A Happy 125th Anniversary and Invites to the TIC-STH 2009
(Sorry for the 2008 IEEE Sections Congress lobby noise in the background)

Benefits of Attending

Prestigious International IEEE Conference
Full-Paper Peer Review
Publication in the IEEE Xplore – Most Respected Scientific Full-Text Database
Attend the Conference On-Site in Toronto or Participate On-Line
Low Registration Fee – $299
Opportunity to Publish Lengthier Papers – Up to 6 (six) Pages With No Extra Fee
High-Value Tutorials Included with Registration
Conference is focusing on advanced interdisciplinary problems across a broad spectrum of the IEEE fields of interest. The scope is NOT limited to the traditional IEEE areas – electrical, electronic, computing, engineering.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: I missed the deadline for an abstract (paper proposal) submission. Can I submit an abstract now?

A: Abstract submission was not a mandatory requirement (submission of abstracts was requested for planning purposes only). A participant may submit a Full Length Paper, even if he/she did not submit an abstract.
Q: I submitted an abstract (paper proposal). Will the conference committee review it? Will I get an acknowledgement of acceptance?

A: There is no review of the Abstracts and no feedback/notification will be sent out.
Q: I need to apply for Canadian visa to attend the conference. Can you send me an invitation?

A: Yes, please submit invitation request to visa@tic-sth2009.org. Invitations will be sent to the conference participants after they register for the conference and pay registration fee. Should you be denied a visa, registration fee will be returned.