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The program committee welcomes abstracts in the areas of: Applications in physical sciences, engineering, and industry Maple, MapleNet, and Maple T.A. in education and e-learning Mathematical research and advanced applications Papers should present insights into and techniques in the effective application of Maplesoft technology in respective fields. Examples and illustrations are highly recommended to accommodate the diverse interdisciplinary audience. Proposals must consist of a title, extended abstract (3 page maximum), bibliography, list of key words, and a specification of the intended audience. Final papers will be peer-reviewed. Accepted papers will be offered 30 minute presentation opportunities at the conference. Papers will be published by Maplesoft for worldwide distribution and will be available at the conference. Those not accepted for presentation are also considered for the poster session. Papers submitted by accepted poster authors will also be included in the proceedings. All authors are required to be registered attendees of the conference.  Authors must agree to transfer all copyrights for accepted papers to Maplesoft. A consent form will be provided. Submitting your abstract Submit proposal by e-mail or print to: Dr. Ilias Kotsireas Maple Conference 2005 Contributed Program Chair c/o Faculty of Science Wilfrid Laurier University 75 University Avenue West Waterloo, Ontario Canada N2L 3C5 519-884-0710 ext. 2218   Fax: 519-746-0677 mc2005info@maplesoft.com Important dates March 5, 2005 Extended deadline for Abstracts April 22, 2005:  Notification of acceptance May 18, 2005:  “Camera-ready” papers due For more information For more details, visit www.maplesoft.com/mc05 To be included on our ongoing Maple Conference mailing list, to receive updates, or for general inquiries, contact mc2005info@maplesoft.com.