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January 30, 2019UncategorizedJonas Gamalielsson

The submission site for OpenSym 2019 is now open.

All submissions are done via the EasyChair platform:
https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=opensym2019

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OpenSym 2019

To take place on 20-22 August 2019
in Skövde, Sweden.

To contribute to OpenSym 2019, please see the Call for Papers.

All submissions are done via EasyChair.

Register for OpenSym 2019 here.

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