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Important dates and quick links
Submission Deadline: June 29, 11pm EST
Notification Deadline: August 1
Final submission: August 7
Early registration: August 15
Conference Date: Oct.17-19
Click here to submit a paper via EasyChair
Click
here for the LNCS author
instructions
General Information
Original research papers on all technical aspects of cryptographic research
related the future world with large bit quantum computers are solicited. The
topics include (but are not restricted to)
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public
key cryptosystems that have the potential to resist possible future
quantum computers such as: hash-based Merkle-type signature schemes,
lattice based cryptosystems, code-based cryptosystems, multivariate
cryptosystems and quantum cryptographic schemes;
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classical and quantum attacks including side channel attacks on the
post-quantum cryptosystems;
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security
models for the post-quantum era.
Instructions for Authors
Submissions must not substantially duplicate work that any of the authors
has published in a journal or a conference/workshop with proceedings, or has
submitted/ is planning to submit before the author notification deadline
(August, 2008) to other conferences/workshops that have proceedings.
Parallel submissions will be rejected, and further actions may occur!
A limit of 12 pages, not including
references and appendices is placed on all submissions. The paper should be
intelligible and self-contained without appendices, as committee members are
not required to read appendices. The submission receipt deadline is June
15, 2008 11pm EST. The paper must be anonymous, with no author names,
affiliations, acknowledgments, or obvious references. The paper must start
with a title, an abstract, and keywords. It should be followed by a succinct statement appropriate
for a non-specialist reader, specifying the subject addressed, its
background, the main results, and their significance. Technical details
directed to the specialist should then follow. If accepted, one of the
authors must register and present the paper at the workshop.
Submissions not meeting the guidelines risk rejection without consideration
of their merits.
Submissions must be done electronically via EasyChair at
http://www.easychair.org/conferences?conf=pqcrypto2008
Workshop Proceedings
The proceedings will be published in Springer's
Lecture Notes in Computer
Science (LNCS) series in time for distribution at the workshop. Accepted
papers should be formatted according to the LNCS default
author
instructions. Notice that in order to be included in the proceedings, the
authors of an accepted paper must guarantee to present their contribution at
the workshop.
Final submission instructions
Please don't forget that there is a limit of 12 pages, not including
references.
The paper must start with a title, an abstract, and please include
keywords.
Papers should be formatted according to the LNCS
default author instructions.
(please do not modify margins)
A copyright form must be included with the final submission, filled out and
signed. The copyright form may be downloaded from the "For Authors"
(Information for LNCS Authors) section of the
LNCS Website. One author may sign on behalf of all the authors of a
particular paper. The form can be scanned and sent to us in a separate file.
Digital signatures are also acceptable.
Springer-Verlag shall send the final pdf files back to the contact authors,
asking them to check their papers after some formatting. This will usually
happen about two weeks after the arrival of the final versions. Make sure
that you, or someone able to act on tour behalf, have access to your email.
The email will come from an email address in India and will have an
attachment (the pdf file), so authors should make sure that emails with
attachments are not automatically filtered out.
Conference chairs
Conference General Chair: Timothy Hodges
Program Committee Chair: Johannes Buchmann, Jintai Ding
Program Committee (*)
Gernot Albert, Germany
Koichiro Akiyama, Japan
Daniel J. Bernstein, USA
Claude Crepeau, Canada
Cunshen Ding, Hong Kong, China
Bao Feng, Singapore
Louis Goubin, France
Tor Helleseth, Norway
Tanja Lange, Netherlands
Christof Paar, Germany
Louis Salvail, Denmark
Werner Schindler, Germany
Nicolas Sendrier, France
Alice Silverberg, USA
Martijn Stam, Switzerland
Michael Szydlo, USA
Shigeo Tsujii, Japan
Thomas Walther, Germany
Chaoping Xing, Singapore
Bo-yin Yang, Taipei
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