Important Dates and Paper Types

ICIS 2010 : 23-25 June, 2010 - Chengdu, China.
Deadline for Paper submission: will be announced soon
Paper acceptance notification: will be announced soon

ICIS,International Conference on Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences will be held in 2010, Chengdu, China. Selected papers will be included as revised monographs in the international journals.


ICIS - Introduction/Vision/Mission

1. Introduction to ICIS conference

ICIS stands for International Conference on Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences. Itis the world's premier venue for Theory, Development, Applications, Experiences, and Evaluation of Interaction Sciences. It enables the international scientific elite, both experienced scientists and promising young researchers and practicians alike to gather together to discuss their views and research findings. ICIS promotes fundamental and applied research, continuing and advanced academic education, and the transfer of knowledge between those involved in the research side and application side of Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences.
The conference brings together internationally renowned leading scientists for the purpose of exploring a cutting-edge Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences topic. The friendly and open climate at the conference promotes a culture of communication and exchange among the participants.

Scope of ICIS 2010: Research issues and Technical/ Industrial Application results on Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences (For more details: see "Scope" menu, Scope)

Topic1: Culture, Human and Information Technologies
Topic2: Advances in Information Technology
Topic3: Convergent Approaches: Future, Sciences and Environment
Topic4: Industrial, Service, Management Issues and Applications

2. Objectives and Vision


The objective of ICIS is to provide a forum for ideas in Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences, including advances in information technology, industrial, service, management issues etc.

ICIS has brought together software engineers, developers, performance analysts and software/performance modelers who are addressing the challenges of increasing system complexity, rapidly evolving information technologies, short time to market, incomplete documentation, and less-than-adequate methods, models and tools for developing, modeling, and measuring scalable, high-performance applications in Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences. The focus of ICIS is therefore in the Multidisciplinary and Hybrid/Convergent research rather than one discipline in isolation.

It is generally acknowledged that the advancement of technologies has improved the quality of life of people all over the world. These technologies enable pervasive access for everyone with ubiquitous devices to ensure a connected global world. However, current technological solutions, no matter how advanced, by themselves are not enough without taking into account the human beings that use them.

The organizers of ICIS believe that Multidisciplinary and Hybrid/Convergent research is the most important aspect of success and it will potentially result in even more exciting developments.
Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences is one of the primary prospects for novel and future oriented research. We are genuinely aimed at supporting further research and progress of technologies in Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences.
ICIS 2010, welcomes broad genuine ideas aimed at the development of Multidisciplinary and Hybrid/Convergent research in Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences. It isou Vision that with the help of this conference we will be able to build sufficient grounds for fulfillment of most brilliant and far-reaching ideas in Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences. Based on our previous experiences, we are sure that discussions fueled by this conference will enrich the participants with precious knowledge and experiences.


3. Our Mission and Aims

ICIS will trigger the scientific community to propose the topics that should be tackled from research perspective, and let the community explain how to best use their tools for practical and theoretical problems of Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences. Many various contributions are foreseen from prospective authors. This includes use-cases of theoretical tools and methods to solve practical problems. Such contributions should be as usable as possible by practitioners in the related field. We also expect research results from practitioners that have identified a problem that may be solved by tools from network sciences. One of the missions of ICIS is to make the scientific community aware of the importance of the issues in Interaction Sciences and to suggest means by which the problem may be solved by the scientific community. The contributions should stimulate interaction between theoreticians and practitioners, and also have high potential impact in either field.

Our aim is to bring together and share brilliant and novel ideas, accumulated knowledge and unique experiences for mutual benefit of researchers and practitioners and explore possible directions for development of Multidisciplinary and Hybrid/Convergent research in the areas of Interaction Sciences.