Conference home | Program committee | Call for papers | Conference Maker®  | Student prize | Poster Sessions | Conference Dinner | Plenary Speakers | Schedule | Program | Registration | Sponsorships & Exhibitions | Lodging | Airport Transportation | About Washington |

Student Prize Competition

We are soliciting student papers with a strong computational component, in any branch of economics, finance, and decisionmaking. Up to three papers will be selected to receive a cash award (to be shared among coauthors) and a fee waiver for the presenting author. Prizes will be awarded conditional on presentation by the author (or one of the coauthors) of his or her paper at the Computing in Economics and Finance Conference in Washington, D.C., June 23-25, 2005. Winners will be announced at the conference.
There are three steps to submitting a paper for consideration in the Student Prize Competition:
  1. Submit your paper on Conference Maker as a regular contribution to the conference (deadline February 15, 2005).
  2. Submit the full paper in electronic form (zipped PDF or PS) to Prof. Manfred Gilli at manfred.gilli@metri.unige.ch (deadline February 28, 2005)
  3. Send a certificate of enrollment verifying your status as a Ph.D. student by e-mail (sce2005@msn.com) or fax (206-706-8476) attention: Student Prize CEF 2005 (deadline February 28, 2005).
Last update: February 1, 2005