The program for OpenSym 2019 is now available, please see:
https://opensym.org/os2019/program/

Thanks to the generous support from the TOTO project (University College Cork, Ireland) which is funded by the Lewis Charitable Foundation (USA), we have the pleasure to offer PhD students that have registered for participation in the main OpenSym 2019 event, and that also qualify to participate in the Doctoral Symposium, the opportunity to apply for financial support to cover the registration cost (900 SEK) for the Doctoral Symposium.

For details, see:
https://opensym.org/os2019/doctoral-consortium-at-opensym/

Bruce Perens gives keynote on Open Source in Space @ OpenSym 2019, see Keynotes for details.

Deadline for submission is approaching, but you can still submit your papers (see Call for Papers).

We are very excited to announce Andrew Katz as a keynote speaker at OpenSym 2019!

For further details, see Keynotes.

The submission site for OpenSym 2019 is now open.

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

We are extremely excited to announce Bruce Perens as a keynote speaker at OpenSym 2019!

For further details, see Keynotes.

Welcome to contribute to OpenSym 2019!

The Call for Papers has now been published here.