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Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce that the Call for Contributions for iPRES2019 is
now open. iPRES is the premier international conference on the preservation
and long term management of digital materials. The 16th International
Conference on Digital Preservation will be held on September 16-20, 2019 in
Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

We invite original contributions that describe practice- and
theory-informed approaches to scientific models, daily practice,
collaborative efforts, creative solutions, and the progress your
organization has made in digital preservation.

Call for Contributions
We welcome full papers and short papers as well as proposals for workshops,
tutorials, posters, panel discussions and for a hackathon. Submissions
should relate to the overall conference theme, Eye on the Horizon,
describing the cutting edge of our domain and crossing into other domains.

We encourage submissions which describe collaborations across and beyond
cultural heritage domains, and we welcome proposals that describe research
and practice in agencies of all sizes and in all sectors. You can find
details about the submission process and the topics of interest now online
at www.ipres2019.org/call-for-contributions Please remember this Call will
close on 18 March, 2019.

Don’t want to miss out on any information?
All information regarding the conference is on our website:
www.ipres2019.org. Please pre-register for the iPRES Newsletter via
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You can also follow us via @iPRES2019 on both Twitter
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Chairs directly.

We look forward to hosting you in The Netherlands, with an inspirational
tailor made iPRES2019 programme and historical Amsterdam on the horizon.

Marcel Ras, General Chair of iPRES2019, and the Programme Committee Chairs:
Andrea Goethals, Annet Dekker, Natalie Harrower, William Kilbride, Jessica
Meyerson, Angela Puggioni, Klaus Rechert, Barbara Sierman, Barbara Signori,
Katherine Thornton, Pamela Vízner, Jesse de Vos, Tim Walsh and Zhenxin Wu

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*Jessica Meyerson*
Research Program Officer
Educopia Institute
http://educopia.org

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