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Keynotes and tutorials

Keynotes

The keynote speakers for the IFIP Performance 2025 conference will be:

  • Dr. Mark Squillante (IBM Research) 
    “At the Intersection of Applied Probability, Performance Evaluation and Quantum Computing”
  • Prof. Pierre Pinson (Imperial College London)
    “Analytics of Energy Markets and Networks”
  • Prof. Nelly Litvak (TU Eindhoven)
    “Random Walks on Complex Networks”
  • Dr. Remco Litjens (TNO and TU Delft)
    “Performance Challenges for 6G Mobile Networks”

Call for tutorials

Next to the regular conference program, one conference day (November 13) will be dedicated to tutorials.

We are looking for tutorial proposals on both new methodological developments relevant to the Performance community and applications in emerging domains. Tutorials typically consist of a coherent series of three 45-minute lectures for a half-day session, or six to seven 45-minute lectures for a full-day session. 

Proposal submission

Please submit your proposal via email to all three TPC Co-Chairs (see emails below). Your proposal should contain:

  • Title
  • Organizers (names and affiliations)
  • Abstract (150-300 words summarizing the technical content)
  • Preferred duration (half day, full day)
  • Motivation (why is this topic timely and important?)
  • Target audience (PhD students, academic researchers, industry professionals, etc.)
  • Lecturers (names and affiliations) 
  • Structure (a proposed schedule with lecture titles and speakers)
  • Bibliography (key publications by organizers/lecturers relevant to the topic)

The TPC Co-Chairs will evaluate tutorial proposals based on technical content, relevance and timeliness, novelty, and overall quality and potential impact. As a token of appreciation, tutorial lecturers are offered a free conference registration (up to 2 per tutorial).

Important dates

  • Submission deadline: July 1, 2025
  • Notification to proposers: July 31, 2025
  • Tutorial day: November 13, 2025

Please direct your tutorial proposals and any questions to the TPC Co-Chairs:
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