CALL FOR TUTORIALS
The annual ACM/IFIP Middleware conference is a major forum for the discussion of innovations and recent advances in the design, construction, and use of middleware systems. Middleware is the software that resides between applications and the underlying architecture and platforms, often with an emphasis on networked computing. The goal of middleware is to facilitate the development of
applications by providing higher-level abstractions for better programmability, performance,
scalability, and security. It is a rapidly evolving and growing field.
The organizing committee of MIDDLEWARE 2025, 26th ACM/IFIP International Conference, invites proposals for the tutorial program to be held on December 15th - 19th 2025.
The tutorials should target one of the following objectives:
- Present the most current and innovative research related to Middleware 2025 topics of interest.
- Survey area of research or practice relevant to Middleware systems with the focus on the design, development and validation of distributed systems, platforms and architectures for computing, storage and communication
- Describe and motivate research topic of emerging importance related to middleware systems.
- Provide training in well-established methodologies and practices for designing and using middleware systems.
Topic areas of interest are described in the
conference call. Tutorials will be half day long.
Middleware 2025 Tutorial Chair
Giuseppe Di Modica, Università di Bologna, Italy
giuseppe.dimodica@unibo.it
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Tutorial proposals should be sent to the Tutorial chair. The proposal should be two to three pages in length. It should include:
- Title of the tutorial
- The potential target audience and prerequisite knowledge
- A short description of the tutorial for the Workshop registration brochure
- A detailed outline of the tutorial
- A resume of the presenter(s) which should include name and email address, background in the tutorial research area/topic, sample(s) of work in the research area/topic, prior tutorials delivered by the presenters (if any) and evidence of teaching experience.
Tutorials will be reviewed to ensure high quality. The evaluation criteria are based on the anticipated benefit for
prospective participants, the quality of the proposal, and the expertise and skills of the presenters.
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Tutorial proposals must be sent to:
giuseppe.dimodica@unibo.it
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