[ncrs-general] WARS2006 notice

[Phil Wilkinson]

Greetings NCRS Members,

This message is a reminder about WARS2006.

The deadline for advising authors about refereeing of their
papers was 25 November 2006.  Several papers arrived late and
will not meet this deadline, but currently all papers are with
referees and the refereeing cycle will be completed in plenty
of time for WARS2006.

The next deadline I would like to remind everybody about is
9th December, the last day for early-bird registration, a
little over a week away.  Don't leave your registration to the
last day.  

In particular, do not wait until your paper has been accepted
before registering. Instead, if this is a problem for you,
register and note on your registration form "subject to paper
acceptance" and your form will not be processed until your
paper has been accepted.

Those people intending to offer information papers still have
until 24th January 2006, but as with registration, please
don't leave your paper submission until the last day.  

best wishes,
Phil

--
Dr Phil Wilkinson, 
Deputy Director
IPS Radio and Space Services 

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