Dates
- 2010: October 25-27 (proceedings, individual papers and slides)
- 2009: June 8-10 (proceedings)
- 2008: June 17-19 (proceedings)
- 2007: July 18-20 (proceedings)
- 2006: June 28-30 (proceedings)
- 2005: June 22-24 (proceedings)
- 2004: June 2-4 (proceedings)
- 2003: May 25-27 (proceedings)
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