Doctoral Consortium Support for Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (JCDL) 2015

该奖项支持8名计算机科学、信息学和图书情报学科的博士生参加将于2015年6月21日至25日在田纳西州诺克斯维尔举行的2015年ACM/IEEE-CS数字图书馆联合会议(JCDL2015)的博士联盟(2015年6月21日)(http://www.jcdl2015.org).被选中的博士生将在他们的论文工作的早期阶段，并将包括几个国际学生，以提供交流思想的广度。该联盟的目标是通过来自数字图书馆研究和开发领域的知名教授和经验丰富的从业者的反馈和指导，帮助这些学生制定他们的论文提案和研究计划。JCDL博士联盟为博士生提供了一个与数字图书馆界重要人物互动的论坛。这些领导人来自世界各地，体现了广泛的专业知识、多元化的观点和丰富的知识。该联盟为学生提供了一个拥有广泛受众并与专业人士进行智力互动的机会，否则很难与他们见面。参与的学生将根据一篇描述他们的研究的论文进行挑选。在该联盟，参与者将有大约40分钟的时间介绍他们的研究计划，并收到专家小组的反馈。在联盟之后，学生将根据联盟的反馈修改他们的论文，然后他们将发表在IEEE数字图书馆技术委员会的出版物《TCDL简报》(http://www.ieee-tcdl.org/mediawiki/TCDL/index.php/IEEE-TCDL).The JCDL2015博士联盟将向更大的社区展示有前途的博士生，扩大他们参与学术活动的机会，并鼓励新进入该领域的人进行学术讨论和建立网络。研讨会的一个预期成果是，通过让学生更广泛地接触可能在未来产生新的研究问题的创新想法，帮助形成数字图书馆领域正在进行的和未来的教学、研究和发展项目，并在这些处于专业发展关键阶段的年轻研究人员中培养社区意识。获得资助的参与者将免费参加JCDL的主要会议，以进一步加强其个人研究网络和合作的建设。组织者还将采取特别步骤，征求群体代表性不足的机构的参与，以扩大潜在的好处和拓宽该领域的专业知识范围。

This award supports the participation of 8 doctoral students in the disciplines of computer science, informatics and library and information science in the Doctoral Consortium (June 21, 2015) of the 2015 ACM/IEEE-CS Joint Conference on Digital Libraries (JCDL 2015), to be held in Knoxville, TN, June 21-25, 2015 (http://www.jcdl2015.org). The selected PhD students will be in the early stages of their dissertation work and will include several international students in order to provide breadth in exchanging ideas. The goal of the consortium is to help these students develop their dissertation proposals and research plans through feedback and guidance from prominent professors and experienced practitioners from the field of digital library research and development. The JCDL Doctoral Consortium provides a forum for Ph.D. students to interact with major figures in the digital library community. These leaders, who come from all over the world, exemplify a broad set of expertise, diversity of perspectives, and wealth of knowledge. The consortium provides students with an opportunity to have broad audience and interact intellectually with professionals who would otherwise be difficult to meet with. Participating students will be selected on the basis of a paper describing their research. At the consortium, participants will have approximately 40 minutes to present their research plans and receive feedback from the panel. After the consortium the students will revise their papers based on the consortium's feedback and then they will be published in the IEEE Technical Committee on Digital Libraries publication "TCDL Bulletin" (http://www.ieee-tcdl.org/mediawiki/TCDL/index.php/IEEE-TCDL).The JCDL 2015 Doctoral Consortium will expose promising PhD students to a larger community, extend their opportunities for intellectual engagement, and encourage scholarly discourse and networking among new entrants into the field. An intended outcome of the workshop is to help shape ongoing and future teaching, research, and development projects in the field of digital libraries by providing wider exposure for the students to innovative ideas which may generate new research questions in the future, and to foster a sense of community among these young researchers at a critical stage in their professional development. Funded participants will be provided with complimentary attendance at the main JCDL meeting to further strengthen the building of their personal research networks and collaborations. The organizers will also take special steps to solicit participation from institutions with underrepresented groups to extend the potential benefits and broaden the horizon of expertise in the field.