14th TMA PhD School
Following the success of previous editions, the 14th TMA PhD School will take place on the first two days of the conference in Delft, Netherlands (exact dates TBA). This year’s school continues the well-established and highly appreciated format in which field-renowned experts from both academia and industry deliver tutorial-style lectures paired with hands-on lab sessions. Over the course of a two-day program, students will explore several cutting-edge topics and apply learned concepts in practical exercises.
The overarching topic for this year’s PhD school will be announced soon.
In addition to the tutorial program, the PhD School will feature a poster session where attending PhD students can present their ongoing research. This session is a great opportunity for participants to receive feedback, exchange ideas with peers and senior researchers, and gain visibility within the networking and measurements community.
The PhD School will also offer a social activity. This activity will provide an opportunity for students, lecturers, and conference attendees to interact in an informal setting.
PhD School Speakers
TBA.
Poster Sessions
Every registered student will be asked to present a poster at the PhD school showcasing their current research. Throughout the PhD school, there will be two dedicated poster sessions during the lunch breaks, giving participants time to browse each other’s work.
These sessions offer a valuable forum for discussion and feedback: students can exchange ideas with peers, engage with the PhD School lecturers, and seek expert perspectives on both the technical aspects of their work and broader questions, ranging from emerging research directions in traffic monitoring and analysis to trends across the wider networking and systems community.
Registration
TBA
Deadlines
TBA
How to apply and Travel Grants
TBA.
PhD students who participate in the school are invited to join the main TMA conference free of charge (except for participants who are also an author of a paper or extended abstract that has been accepted to the conference).