GStreamer Conference 2023
25-26 September 2023 · A Coruña, Spain
We're back!
We're thrilled to announce that the 11th
GStreamer Conference will place on Monday and Tuesday 25-26 September 2023
at the Palexco Convention Centre in
A Coruña, Spain, followed by a hackfest.
Schedule
Click here for the conference schedule.
Live Streams
Details
The GStreamer Conference is a conference for developers, community members,
decision-makers, industry partners, researchers, students and anyone else
interested in the GStreamer multimedia framework or Open Source and
cross-platform multimedia.
Who should attend?
Anyone interested in open source cross-platform multimedia is encouraged
to join us at the GStreamer Conference 2023!
Whether you are a hobbyist, app developer, researcher or student interested
in the field of multimedia, or working for a company that is using or looking
to use GStreamer in their products, this is the perfect event for you to network
at and to learn more about the latest technological developments and project news,
and to meet developers as well as the wider community.
Registration
Sign up for the GStreamer Conference 2023 here
There will be separate registration options for both professionals and for students and hobbyists:
Professional (Early Bird) |
250 EUR (ca. 280 USD) |
Professional (Regular) |
350 EUR (ca. 390 USD) |
Professional (Supporter) |
500 EUR (ca. 555 USD) |
Speakers (for non-lightning talks) |
Free |
Student/Hobbyist |
Free or voluntary donation |
All tickets include lunch at the venue on both conference days
as well as access to the social event on Monday evening.
For those uncertain about whether to register as a professional or hobbyist,
the general rule is that if your company pays for you or sponsors you, you
are a professional, and if you personally pay you are a student or hobbyist.
If in doubt drop us a mail or just register as hobbyist. The important
thing is that you'll make it to the conference!
Sign up for the GStreamer Conference 2023 here
Schedule and speakers list
We have an exciting range of topics and speakers lined up for you again this year:
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GStreamer State of the Union
Tim-Philipp Müller, Centricular
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Video Editing with GStreamer: an update
Thibault Saunier, Igalia
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GstWebRTC in WebKit, current status and challenges
Philippe Normand, Igalia
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Updates in GStreamer VA-API (and DMABuf negotiation)
Victor Manuel Jáquez Leal, Igalia
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Vulkan Video in GStreamer
Victor Manuel Jáquez Leal, Igalia; Stéphane Cerveau, Igalia
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NVIDIA Deepstream and GStreamer for AI workloads
Brad Greenway, Equature
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API translation layers: the benefits and challenges of using GStreamer in Wine
Zeb Figura, CodeWeavers
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Deep Upstream : Hardware Agnostic GStreamer Analytics
Aaron Boxer, Collabora; Daniel Morin, Collabora
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New MPEG-5 part 2 (LCEVC) plugin for GStreamer
Julian Bouzas, Collabora
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GstWASM: GStreamer for the web
Jorge Zapata, Fluendo
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DgiStreamer: a Gstreamer Pipeline Editor
Mattia Angelini, Cyens
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RidgeRun / Texas Instruments: Edge AI GStreamer Plugins
Marco Herrera-Valverde, RidgeRun
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GstPluginPylon: A Study of Dynamic Element Properties in Basler Cameras
Miguel Taylor-Lopez, RidgeRun
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Lessons learnt in new playback and adaptive components
Edward Hervey, Centricular
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ICE: How to find your way through the internet
Matthew Waters, Centricular
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Closed Captions: What GStreamer Can Do
Matthew Waters, Centricular
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WirePlumber 0.5: Making PipeWire policies easier
George Kiagiadakis, Collabora
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Patching a 3rd-party plugin in runtime
Alexander Slobodeniuk, Fluendo
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More Efficient Streaming using Linux DRM Modifiers
Nicolas Dufresne, Collabora
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Building your own USB camera with GStreamer
Michael Grzeschik, Pengutronix
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How we are building a distributed multi-camera real-time sports tracking system using GStreamer and Rust
Robin Gustavsson, Spiideo; Daniel Pendse, Spiideo
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The evolution of HTTP based signalling for WebRTC in GStreamer
Taruntej Kanakamalla, asymptotic.io
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Bridging WebRTC and SIP using GStreamer & SIPjs
Sanchayan Maity, asymptotic.io
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Server-side Media Processing with GStreamer
Arun Raghavan, asymptotic.io
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Applications of GStreamer in Surgical Devices
Matthias Fuchs, ZEISS Group
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MSE and EME on GStreamer based WebKit ports
Xabier Rodríguez Calvar, Igalia
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High-level WebRTC APIs in GStreamer
Thibault Saunier, Igalia; Mathieu Duponchelle, Centricular; Loïc Le Page, Igalia
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WebRTC in Axis cameras and in the surveillance industry
Jonas Cremon, Axis Communications
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Adding Rust to a C++ GStreamer WebRTC application
Johan Sternerup, Axis Communications
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ONVIF metadata streams in Network security cameras
Linus Svensson, Axis Communications; Johan Bjäreholt, Axis Communications
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Fluster: A framework for multimedia decoder conformance testing
Rubén Gonzalez, Fluendo; Michalis Dimopoulos, Fluendo
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HYPE: HYbrid Parallel Encoder
Rubén Gonzalez, Fluendo
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Flumes: Scan and index your multimedia files
Michalis Dimopoulos, Fluendo
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Improved RTSP connection latency for live streams
Jacob Johnsson, Axis Communications
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GStreamer and VSCode: a love story
Andoni Morales Alastruey, Fluendo
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Transcription, Translation, Closed Captions
Mathieu Duponchelle, Centricular
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Writing GStreamer applications with C#
Andoni Morales Alastruey, Fluendo
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HLS/LL-HLS and DASH playback
Jan Schmidt, Centricular
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Developing Low latency Video Telephony solutions using GStreamer
Devarsh Thakkar, Texas Instruments
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Variations on a WebRTC relay architecture (featuring Janus and WebRTCSrc + WebRTCSink)
François Laignel, Centricular
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Adding W3C Media Source Extensions and Encrypted Media Extensions to GStreamer
Jordan Yelloz, Collabora
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libcamerasrc: Introduction and usage of libcamera's gstreamer element
Umang Jain, IdeasOnBoard
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Pexip + GStreamer
Håvard Graff, Pexip
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Four Years of Cross-platform Improvements
Nirbheek Chauhan, Centricular
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Splitting GStreamer pipelines
Jan Schmidt, Centricular
Lightning Talks:
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Update of Four Years of V4L2 Support
Nicolas Dufresne, Collabora
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WebCodecs in WebKit, with GStreamer!
Philippe Normand, Igalia
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GStreamer Daemon Project Update
Miguel Taylor-Lopez, RidgeRun
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Playing around with Artistic Style Transfer with GStreamer + NNStreamer
Hosang Lee, LG Electronics
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libcamerasrc: Sensor Configuration and Enumeration
Umang Jain, IdeasOnBoard
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3 milliseconds from Diaphragm to Diaphragm
Nirbheek Chauhan, Centricular
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GstPipelineStudio version 0.3.0 is out!
Stéphane Cerveau, Igalia
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GStreamer plugin in Rust on webOS OSE
Seungwook Cha, LG Electronics
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Behind the GStreamer Conferences video archive
Florent Thiéry, Ubicast
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GStreamer WebRTC: The Quadrennium Update
Matthew Waters, Centricular
- ...and more to come
- Submit your lightning talk now!
Showcase or Lightning Talks
There will again be opportunities for short lightning talks for those who
do not wish to present a full talk, but just want to showcase something
they're working on, or present a problem or challenge they are facing or
have solved, and that they think might be interesting for others to hear
about.
Want to submit a ca. 5-minute mini-talk for our lightning talk/showcase event?
Please submit all lightning talks through the GStreamer Conference 2023 Talk Submission Portal.
You can log in using your existing freedesktop.org GitLab account if you have one or register a new account with the system.
There is no deadline for Lightning Talk submissions, slots will be
allocated on a first-come first-serve basis.
Call for Papers
The call for papers is now closed.
Anyone who has submitted a talk proposal should receive an e-mail letting
them know whether their proposal has been accepted in the coming days.
Thank you to everyone who submitted a proposal.
Lightning talks may still be proposed, see below for more details.
Social Events
Sunday: Welcome drinks and/or food at Breen's Tavern
Join us for some drinks and/or food at The Breen's Tavern, Pr. de María Pita, 24, 15001 A Coruña, Spain:
Food and drinks will be available for purchase, credit cards should be accepted.
The venue will be open to the public as well, and there is no cloak room available.
Monday: Social Event with Food and Drinks at Tira do Playa
Our main social event will be on Monday at Tira do Playa
from ca. 20.30 until late. Food and drinks will be provided (many thanks to our sponsors!),
including vegetarian and vegan options.
How to get there from the Palexco Conference Centre:
- on foot: should be a nice walk, ca. 20 minutes (1.5km)
- by public transport: best to check Google Maps or other public transport apps. Barely worth it time-wise, but might save you some walking.
- by taxi: should be a ca. 10-15 minute ride depending on traffic, perhaps 10-15 EUR or so (taxis will usually accept credit cards)
Please don't forget to bring your badge. (If you'd like to bring a
+1 that's fine, but ideally please let us know beforehand so we can tell
the caterers.)
We will have the entire venue to ourselves. There won't be a cloakroom where
you can leave your jackets/bags and neither we nor the bar will take
responsibility for any lost or damaged items, so you may want to
drop off your gear at the hotel before you head there.
GStreamer hackfest
There will be a hackfest just after the conference, on Wednesday and Thursday
27-28 September 2023.
The hackfest venue will be Igalia's office at Bugallal Marchesi, 22, 1º, 15008 A Coruña, Galicia:
It will start in the morning from 10.00 onwards. For more information
please see the wiki page.
Please add yourself to the wiki page
if you plan on attending the hackfest, so we have a rough idea of the number of
people to expect. Pop onto the #gstreamer IRC channel on OFTC if you
don't have editing permissions for the wiki.
GStreamer hackfests are fairly informal affairs, people mostly just sit
around, drink coffee, discuss things, ask questions, and hack on whatever
they feel like. Everyone with an interest in GStreamer is welcome to attend
the hackfest.
Sponsorship Opportunities
The GStreamer Conference 2023 is only possible thanks to the generous
financial support from our sponsors.
For this year's sponsorship opportunities please refer to
the sponsor brief (PDF)
or get in touch.
Sponsorship proceeds are not only used to put on the conference and hackfests, but also support our extensive CI infrastructure.
City
This year's conference will take place in
A Coruña, Galicia, Spain.
Getting there
By air to A Coruña (recommended): A
Coruña Airport (LCG) is connected to Geneva, London/Gatwick, Milan,
Barcelona and Madrid.
By air to Santiago de Compostela: Santiago
Airport (SCQ) is connected to Madrid, Barcelona, Amsterdam/Schiphol,
Basel/Mulhouse, Barcelona, Brussels, Dublin, Edinburg, Frankfurt, Memmingen,
Geneva, London, Milan/Bergamo, Bologna, Paris, Bordeaux, Marsella and
Zurich. About 50km from to Coruña, it's a good option if you have a
direct flight, but requires to go to A Coruña from there. There are two
options: by taxi or train.
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Taxi
(45 min).
Fare: around 80€
Payment method: Cash, credit card (ask beforehand), or book in advance.
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Taxi (20 min) + Train (30 min)
- Taxi from airport to train station: Fixed fare 21€.
- Train from Santiago to A Coruña:
Fare depends on the schedule.
Payment method: Cash or credit card buying tickets at the train station.
Or buy them in advance at refe.com or thetrainline.com.
(Warning: On Sunday's afternoons/evenings or Monday's mornings trains can
be full so booking in advance is recommended).
By air to Porto (Portugal): Porto
Airport (OPO) is connected to several big cities like: New York, Toronto,
Montreal, Rio, Sao Paulo, Londo, Frankfurt, Helsinki, Paris.
Porto airport is about 300km away from A Coruña. The best option to go to A
Coruña from here is by renting a car.
By train: Trains from Madrid-Chamartin station take about 4-5 hours.
There are 2-3 direct trains a day, and more frequent connections with a change
in Ourense-Empalme.
Train tickets to get to A Coruña are available from Renfe or thetrainline.com
By bus: Bus tickets to get to A Coruña are available from ALSA among other carriers.
Venue
The conference will take place at
Palexco Convention Centre
Muelle de Transatlánticos
15003 A Coruña
Spain
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The conference will be placed in the 2nd floor of the building, in the
Barlovento area. Our layout will consist in three areas: One big hall of 170
m2, another hall of 120 m2 and one hacking area of 60
m2.
Hotels
There is no official conference hotel, but this is list of possible hotels,
for your convenience, near to the venue:
Invitation Letter
If you need an invitation letter for visa application purposes, please
get in touch.
Notes
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Usual timetables. Lunch time: 13:00 - 15:30. Dinner
time: 20:30 - 22:30. Note that you won't be able to find a restaurant open
for lunch at 12:00 or for dinner at 18:00, neither at 19:00; thus you might
want to start your day a bit "later" than usual. Main reason behind this is
that A Coruña is in the same timezone as central Europe, and sunrise and sunset
times are somehow shifted with regard to common standards in other parts
of the world.
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Language. The official languages in A Coruña are
Galician and Spanish. Not everybody is able to understand or speak English
(in the bus, taxi, hotel, etc). The GStreamer Conference is run in
English.
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Climate. A Coruña has a climate heavily moderated by
the Atlantic Ocean. Average temperatures are around 10ºC (51ºF) in winter
and 19ºC (66ºF) during summer. (See more info at Wikipedia).
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Tourism. Tourism A Coruña website.
COVID-19 guidelines
The GStreamer Conference 2023 welcomes our community back to in-person events,
whilst continue to prioritize the safety of our participants and staff.
The organizers of the GStreamer Conference 2023 continuously monitor local
guidelines and regulations related with COVID-19. The changeable nature of the
pandemic means regular updates to this policy may be necessary. We will inform
registered participants about any substantial changes to this document.
By attending, you agree to abide by applicable Spanish regulations for indoor
activities and GStreamer Conference 2023 health and safety rules, and to
conduct yourself in accordance with all provided instructions. This will
include, but is not limited to:
- Refraining from coming to the event if you have COVID-19, its symptoms,
or any other airborne disease.
- Participants won't be required to wear masks unless that is required by
spanish
law at the time.
- Respect personal preferences on mask wearing and physical
distancing.
Code of Conduct and Anti-Harrassment Policy
Policy
The GStreamer project and the conference organisers are dedicated to
providing a harassment-free conference experience for everyone.
We do not tolerate harassment of conference participants in any form.
Harassment includes, but is not limited to, offensive verbal comments,
sexual images in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following,
harassing photography or recording, sustained disruption of talks or other
events, inappropriate physical contact, and unwelcome sexual attention.
Participants asked to stop any harassing behaviour are expected to comply
immediately. We expect participants to follow these rules at all conference
venues, hackfest venues, and conference-related social events.
If a participant engages in harassing behaviour, the conference organisers
and/or their delegates may take any action they deem appropriate, including
warning the offender or expulsion from the conference. If you are being
harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other
concerns, please contact a conference organiser or member of the
code of conduct committee below immediately.
Reporting Breaches
Breaches of the code of conduct should be reported either by e-mail via
code-of-conduct@gstreamer.org,
or by contacting one of the following people:
- Alicia Boya García (alicia)
- Andoni Morales Alastruey (ylatuya)
- Nirbheek Chauhan (nirbheek)
- Tim Müller (__tim)
- Xabier Rodriguez Calvar (calvaris)
See here
for implementation details and guidelines.
This anti-harassment policy is based on the
XDC 2023 code of conduct
which in turn is based on the example policy from the
Geek Feminism wiki,
created by the Ada Initiative and other volunteers.
GStreamer Conference Contact
If you have any questions about the GStreamer Conference or are considering
becoming a sponsor
please get in touch.
Conference News and Updates
2023-September-16: The (preliminary) full conference schedule is now available as well
2023-September-16: Talk abstracts and speaker biographies have been published.
2023-September-15: Social events venue details have been added: Sunday Welcome Drinks/Food at Breen's Tavern and Monday evening Dinner/Drinks at Tira do Playa.
2023-September-15: Hackfest venue details have been added.
2023-September-06: The GStreamer project is excited to have Pexip return again as Platinum sponsor this year!
2023-August-28: The initial list of talks and speakers is now available. Abstracts and speaker biographies will be made available later.
2023-August-24: Speakers have been notified about their talk proposal(s)
2023-August-22: The call for papers is now closed, but lightning talks may still be submitted. Speakers will be notified shortly. Thank you to everyone who has submitted a talk. We have a phenomenal range of topics this year, stay tuned for updates.
2023-August-14: The GStreamer project is chuffed to see asymptotic join us as sponsor this year, at Silver level!
2023-August-11: We're very pleased to welcome RidgeRun as first-time sponsor, at Silver level!
2023-August-11: The GStreamer project is thrilled to see Laerdal Labs sponsor the conference for the first time this year, at Silver level!
2023-July-31: Registration is now open. Early-bird professional tickets are available until 20 August 2023.
2023-July-28: Added a Code of Conduct and Anti-Harassment Policy.
2023-July-27: The GStreamer project is excited to see Fluendo sponsor the event as Platinum sponsor this year!
2023-July-27: The GStreamer project welcomes back Centricular as Gold level sponsor this year.
2023-July-20: The GStreamer project is thrilled to have Collabora back as a Platinum sponsor this year!
2023-July-18: Added some COVID-19 guidelines and what to expect, also more info about the rooms and conference facilities.
2023-July-13: The GStreamer project is excited to see Zeiss sponsor the conference as Silver sponsor again this year!
2023-July-10: The Call for Papers is now open, please submit your talk proposals now!
2023-July-07: The GStreamer project is excited to have Axis Communications sponsor the conference for the first time this year, at Gold level!
2023-July-07: An updated Sponsorship brief PDF has been uploaded to fix rendering issues on Apple devices.
2023-July-05: We're thrilled to see Igalia return as sponsor at Platinum level this year!
2023-June-28: UbiCast is welcomed back as special media partner who will again record and live stream talks and lightning talks
2023-Jun-27: Added list of hotels and transport options.
2023-Jun-27: Sponsorship brief available
2023-Jun-14: Venue announced: Palexco Convention Centre, A Coruña, Spain.
2023-Jun-14: Initial announcement.
Past GStreamer Conferences
- 31 October - 1 November 2019 · L'Embarcadère · Lyon, France
- 25-26 October 2018 · Summerhall · Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
- 21-22 October 2017 · Node5 · Prague, Czech Republic
- 10-11 October 2016 · betahaus · Berlin, Germany
- 8-9 October 2015 · The Convention Centre Dublin · Dublin, Ireland
- 16-17 October 2014 · Congress Centre Düsseldorf · Düsseldorf, Germany
- 22-23 October 2013 · Edinburgh International Conference Centre · Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
- 27-28 August 2012 · Sheraton San Diego Hotel & Marina · San Diego, USA
- 24-25 October 2011 · Clarion Congress Hotel · Prague, Czech Republic
- 26 October 2010 · University Arms Hotel · Cambridge, UK
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Sponsors
Platinum Sponsor
Gold Sponsors
Silver Sponsors
Special Media Partner
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