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At this year's International Conference on Music Information Retrieval, they've added a session where researchers can highlight late breaking or preliminary results or show technology demonstrations. These submissions are not reviewed, any submitted abstract will be accepted. If there are more submissions than are allowed, then "presentations that contribute to a balanced session will be given priority". The conference website has had a server problem and has been down for a week or so, and since the deadline is approaching, I thought it would be good to remind folks of the deadline.

Submission deadline: July 24, 2008

Submission details:

Late-breaking / demo submissions: A special session during the ISMIR-08 schedule will be dedicated to:

1. the presentation of preliminary results and ideas which are not yet fully formed nor systematically evaluated; and
2. the demonstration of applications that are of interest to the MIR community.

These “late breaking / demo” submissions will not be reviewed and will not have associated papers on the proceedings. They have been assigned a late deadline. Submissions should be emailed to: [email protected] as a pdf file containing the title, author(s) and affiliation(s), and a 100-200 word abstract outlining the work to be presented. Abstracts will be published online. Should there be more submissions than allowed by the available presentation space, presentations that contribute to a balanced session will be given priority. Limitations on the number of papers per author apply.