Doctoral Consortium



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The Doctoral Consortium (DC) aims to provide students with the opportunity to engage with established researchers closely, get feedback on their research, gain advice on career possibilities, foster networking, and present their work during the conference. Nonetheless, the submission to the DC is open to all students, including master's students and undergraduates who work on combinatorial search. Submissions are welcomed from the area of heuristic search and other forms of combinatorial search and optimization related to the research in artificial intelligence, robotics, planning, constraint programming, meta-reasoning, navigation, bioinformatics, and other areas of computer science and operations research.


As part of the Doctoral Consortium, SoCS will provide graduate students with an opportunity to get in-depth advice from senior members regarding careers and research skills. Each student accepted to the DC (see below for the acceptance procedure) will be matched with an established researcher in the field, who will assist the student with research and career management advice.


We invite all students to apply.


Student support

SoCS will aim to provide student support, partly covering registration or/and travel costs through a separate scholarship application process. Participation in the DC, however, is a requirement for students receiving travel assistance. 


More information will be announced soon.


Timeline

All times are 23:59 Anywhere On Earth, UTC-12.

Application procedure for the Doctoral Consortium

To participate in the Doctoral Consortium, an application must be submitted at the Doctoral Consortium Track (link to be added soon).

Applicants for the Doctoral Consortium should submit: