Student Travel Support for HotSoS 2015

新生的安全科学(SOS)寻求制定原则，以了解计算系统是如何构建、构建、使用和维护的，以期在其生命周期中系统地理解和应对安全挑战。这次研讨会将有助于该领域的进一步研究。HotSoS是NSF/NSA主办的安全科学社区会议的后续活动，该会议与2012年SATC主要调查人员会议一起举行。在作为单独活动的第一年，HotSos 2014有150人参加。对于2015年的活动，PI预计将有150-200人参加。旅行补助计划的目标是鼓励那些通常很难参加的学生参与HotSoS。通过网站和公告公布了学生旅行津贴的提供情况，并特别鼓励妇女和代表性不足的群体申请。奖励优先考虑全日制学生，其他支持他们参与的手段有限，优先考虑在HotSoS提交论文的学生。

The nascent Science of Security (SoS) seeks to develop the principles with which to understand how computing systems are architected, built, used, and maintained with a view to understanding and addressing security challenges systematically across their life cycle. This workshop will help further research in the field. HotSoS is a follow-on to the NSF/NSA sponsored Science of Security Community meeting held in conjunction with the 2012 SaTC Principal Investigators meeting. In the first year as a separate event, HotSos 2014 had 150 attendees. For the 2015 event, the PI anticipates 150-200 attendees.The goal of the travel grant program is to encourage participation in HotSoS by students who would normally find it difficult to attend. Availability of student travel grants is publicized through the website and announcements, with particular encouragement for women and underrepresented groups to apply. Preference for awards is given to full-time students with limited other means to support their participation, with priority given to students who are presenting papers at HotSoS.