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IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy


Student Travel Grants

Support is available to help cover the expenses for US-based students and 2-3 students from international institutions.

We encourage applications from students from a wide variety of institutions, diverse backgrounds, and first time attendees. Undergraduate and graduate students will be considered. An application for a travel award will consist of the student's resume, a statement from the student, and a letter from the student's research advisor. The advisor should include justification of financial need. The student's statement should include a summary of research interests, a statement of why the applicant will benefit from participating in the symposium, and how the applicant can contribute to the symposium through service or technical contribution.

The amount of support provided to US students will be up to $1000 of documented expenses. The amount of support for international students will be up to $1500 of documented expenses.

Applications are due by April 5, and recipients will be notified by April 12 in order to be eligible for early registration, which closes April 19. Send applications and advisor's letter (email suffices) to: travel@ieee-security.org.

Travel

The Claremont is easily accessible through three airports, San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose. Driving directions to the Claremont are given for San Francisco and Oakland. If you are driving from San Jose, leave San Jose airport and head to Oakland. Once in/near Oakland, follow the driving directions given.

If you prefer not to drive, there are several options available, including taxis and the ever popular BayPorter shuttle. Please contact the Claremont Resort for further information. BART also offers service between Oakland/Berkeley and the San Francisco airport (directly) and the Oakland airport (with a shuttle).

Hotel Information

The Symposium will be held in its traditional location at the Claremont Resort, in Berkeley, California, "one of the few hotels in the world with warmth, character and charm" according to Frank Lloyd Wright.

A block of rooms has been put aside for Symposium attendees. The rate below does not include sales/room tax 14.065%. The hotel will provide parking at the rate of $24, plus any applicable taxes, per vehicle per day for overnight guests of the Symposium. This fee includes valet service and unlimited in and out privileges. A day parking charge is available at $12 per vehicle per day for guests of the Symposium who do not have overnight accommodations.

Hillside or Bayview Single/Double rooms ($225/night)

To receive this special group rate, you must say you are part of the "IEEE Group" and make your reservation by calling in-house reservations phone 1-800-551-7266 or +1 510-843-3000.

The reservation cut-off date is Friday, April 29, 2011 at 5:00pm Pacific Time. Reservations received after this date will be accepted by the hotel on a space available basis.

Specify the room type you would like when making your reservation. Please note that rooms are limited availability, on a first-come, first-served basis.

The Hotel does not require a deposit in advance; though a credit card is needed to reserve a room.

Government rate: There are no more government-rate rooms available under our room block. The following information is available just for reference.

10% of the rooms in the group room block are available on a first-come first-serve basis at a rate of $94 per night. Guests of the Symposium requesting the government rate must present a valid form of identification at the time of check-in, detailed below.

To receive a U.S. Federal Government per diem rate, guests must present one of the following forms of identification:

  • Federally Funded Research and Development Center (FFRDC) ID
  • U.S. Federal Government issued Visa, MasterCard or American Express Card (i.e. SmartPay Credit Card)
  • Personnel badge or ID issued to U.S. Federal Government civilian employees
  • U.S. Military ID issued to U.S. Military Personnel on Official Travel
  • Common Access Card (CAC) issued to U.S. Federal Government civilian employees and U.S. Military Personnel on Official Travel
  • Official Government/Military Travel Orders/Proof of Official Duty Status

To receive a State and Local Government per diem rate, guests must present one of the following forms of identification:

  • Official travel orders on original state or local government letterhead
  • State or local government issued personnel badge or ID card

The staff at the Claremont who can handle government rate reservations are Emily Altstadt. Make sure to mention you are part of the "IEEE Group" and ask for the government rate.

Visas

Before requesting visa letters, you must register for the conference through this web site. Contact information will be made available after the registration is active.

Conference News
Conference Proceedings Available Online
11/01/2011
All the papers for the 2011 symposium have been made available free of charge on the ieee-security.org website.
Conference Photo Album
6/7/2011
Photo set from IEEE Security and Privacy 2011 now on flickr!
Paper awards
5/25/2011
Congratulations to the paper award winners!
Best Paper: Hookt on fon-iks
Best Student Paper: OpenConflict
Best Practical Paper: How to Shop for Free Online
Poster abstracts posted
5/18/2011
Posted here.
Ethics Workshop Cancelled
5/13/2011
The "Community Workshop on Ethical Guidelines for Security Research" has been cancelled. Those who registered will receive a full refund. The other workshops remain open and available.
Call for short talks
5/9/2011
We are soliciting short talks (5 minutes) that present preliminary research results or summaries of emerging topics to the Oakland community.
Registration complete
5/8/2011
Registration for the 2011 conference is complete, with the exception of offering replacements for last minute cancellations. We ask that those who would have come to the conference provide their contact info via the registration page, so we can size venues for future years.
Registration is nearly full
4/19/2011
Registration for the 2011 conference is nearly full, and we are accepting applications to the wait list. Please let the registration chair know if you will not be able to attend the conference so we can let others in. Workshop registrations remain open and slots are available.