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Aims and Scope

Electronic Notes in Theoretical and Applied Informatics and Computer Science (ENTICS) pubishes proceedings of high quality conferences and workshops that include advances in theoretical and applied informatics and computer science, as well as applications that arise from such advances. ENTICS also is interested in publishing electronic monographs such as distinguished PhD theses, lectures notes and surveys that focus on a particular topic. 

ENTICS is published online, with all volumes open access accessible. Episciences.org serves as the publisher of ENTICS and there are no charges for publishing in the series. Publishing with ENTICS provides a permanent record of each volume. The series is indexed by DBLP, and it adheres to DOAJ's standards for online publishing. 

ENTICS is an overlay series: the web pages for ENTICS are hosted on this Episciences platform, where each volume has its home page, and with a link to the published version of each paper in the volume on the CORR arXiv research archival site; publication on the HAL archive or the Zenodo also is possible. Since these archives maintain a number of mirror sites, this distributed publication approach ensures that papers published in ENTICS volumes are permanently available, now and in the future.

Invitation to Submit to ENTICS

We invite proposals from meeting organizers who wish to publish the proceedings of a conference or workshop in a high-quality series that provides an open-access venue that charges no fees for publication. Each Proceedings appears as a separate volume in the ENTICS series. For details about how to submit a proposal, see Instructions for Meeting Organizers.

We also encourage proposals to publish monographs such as distinguished PhD theses, lecture notes or surveys on a particular topic. Proposals should be directed to the ENTICS Monographs Editor, Nachum Dershowitz. Information about submitting monograph proposals is available at Instructions for Meeting Organizers.

Open Access Policy   

ENTICS is an open access series, which means that all content is freely available without charge to the user or his/her institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of ENTICS publications, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author, providing they acknowledge the original author(s) through Creative Commons licensing. This is in accordance with the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI) definition of open access.

Acknowledgements

We gratefully acknowledge the generous support of Episciences in hosting ENTICS as an overlay series and to the staff who help make this series possible. We also are grateful to INRIA for serving as publisher of the ENTICS series, and to the  French government for providing the financial support that underpins Episciences.

Michael Mislove, Managing Editor