[Commlist] Call for Papers: Silicon Dawn: Creative Computing in Europe 1970 - 2000

Natalija Majsova, Kieran Nolan and Alex Wade are delighted to announce 
the Call for Papers for the European funded Cooperation on Science and 
Technology (COST) Action Grassroots of Digital Europe (GRADE) edited 
collection, */Silicon Dawn: Creative Computing in Europe 1970-2000/*.

We are currently in contact with University Presses as open access 
publishers for this collection.

We are particularly keen to welcome submissions from early career 
researchers and innovators for submissions to this collection and to 
encourage submissions from individuals in COST Inclusiveness Target 
Countries.  As GRADE promotes the working across boundaries and with 
communities - both real and imagined - please do consider these aspects 
when submitting your abstract.

Further details about the Action, including how to contribute to the 
Action and details relating to Inclusiveness Target Countries, can be 
found here: Action CA21141 - COST 
<https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA21141/#tabs+Name:Description>

Full details are in the attached.

For reference, the key timelines and contacts are as follows:

      Abstracts of no more than 500 words - not including references - 
should be sent to (_costgradewg1 /at/ gmail.com) 
<mailto:(costgradewg1 /at/ gmail.com)>_ as       a Word document by 
*31/07/2024*.  Please include a short bio for all authors of no more 
than 200 words.
      Notifications will be sent to authors by *31/08/2024*.

      Full papers of no more than 8000 words - including references - 
will be due by *31/01/2025*.

      Publication of the edited collection will take place in* August 2026*.

Please relay any questions that you have about the collection to the 
editors, cc'd here, Natalija Majsova
((natalija.majsova /at/ fdv.uni-lj.si)), Kieran Nolan ((kieran.nolan /at/ dkit.ie)) 
and Alex Wade ((alex.wade /at/ bcu.ac.uk)).

With your contributions, we look forward to stimulating, broadening and 
deepening the debate around the role of creative computing in Europe and 
its unique contribution to the contemporary world that it has helped to 
create.


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