REGISTRATION is now open- click here About the conference The Emerging Security Technologies (EST) Conference is a leading Euro-Asia technology forum  dedicated to the presentation and discussion of new ideas and concepts in emerging  technologies that span applications from personal biometrics to national security. Previous EST  Conferences were organized in Canterbury, UK, in 2010 and Preston, UK, in 2011, and Lisbon,  Portugal, in 2012, while precursor meetings, the International Symposium on Defense and  Security, ISDS-2006, was held in Iasi, Romania, and the Bio-inspired Learning and Intelligent  Systems for Security Symposia, BLISS 2007-2009, were held in Edinburgh, UK.  Topics The conference invites security-oriented contributions in information technologies, robotics,  cognitive systems, biotechnologies, and nanotechnologies. Concepts, hardware and software  implementations are equally welcomed.  Previous editions included papers in biometrics and  forensics, personal mobile/wireless security, robotic and unmanned vehicles' system security,  perimeter, border, and homeland security, Internet and cyber-security (i.e., detection and  prevention of cyber-crimes and identity theft), security of critical infrastructure systems (e.g.,  financial, public utilities, transportation, etc.), emergency response systems (e.g., combining  space-based systems with geographical information systems), and hybrid security systems.  Dates and Deadlines April 30:Proposals for tutorials and workshops May 20: Full-length papers June 20: Author notification July 30:  Camera-ready papers and Early Registration Late conference papers need approval from the organizers. These will be reviewed in the workshop review cycle. Contact info Email: organizers@est- conf.org September 9-11, 2013, Cambridge, UK                                                                                     Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge Welcome EST Workshops - Biometrics - Hardware Security - Autonomous Systems - Computer Vision - Artifcial Intelligence and   Bio-Inspired Teechniques