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  todoist-due:: 2026-01-31
  todoist-desc:: Subject: TOSEM-2026-0117 - Invitation to Review Sender: onbehalfof@manuscriptcentral.com Weblink: [Outlook](https://outlook.office365.com/owa/?ItemID=AAMkADM1NGNiNjk0LTY0ZGUtNDgzOC04MDM5LWNhODNkYWNjNjU4YwBGAAAAAACT6qp78kRgRKuUMBdWEga%2FBwCOhWlC8F7PRKzlljZYZYQmAAAAAAEMAACOhWlC8F7PRKzlljZYZYQmAAii1IeVAAA%3D&exvsurl=1&viewmodel=ReadMessageItem) Content Summary: You have been invited by the Editorial Board of ACM TOSEM to review the manuscript titled "GoLink: A Bridge for Migrating from GoPath to Go Modules in Go Ecosystem" (TOSEM-2026-0117), authored by Wang, Chao et al. The Associate Editor responsible is Dr. Damian Tamburri. Main Task: - Decide whether to accept or decline the review invitation within three working days. - If accepted, complete the review report within four weeks, or request an extension if more time is needed by emailing atemplet@gmail.com. Subtasks: 1. Respond to the invitation via the provided links to accept: [ScholarOne Manuscripts](https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/tosem?URL_MASK=41bd4d634f7e4355bc131c252b2f2333) or decline: [ScholarOne Manuscripts](https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/tosem?URL_MASK=8d7cd40397b842db9633ba784030a603) within three working days. 2. Download the manuscript and review guidelines after confirmation. 3. Submit the review report within four weeks from acceptance. 4. If additional time beyond four weeks is needed, request it by emailing atemplet@gmail.com. Due Date: 2026-02-26 (four weeks from 29-Jan-2026 as mentioned) Note: If you identify conflicts of interest, report them as per the reviewer responsibilities before proceeding. Editor-in-Chief: Abhik Roychoudhury
  todoist-labels:: #ai-generated-main-task
+  todoist-status:: ◼️
+- [[2026-01-31]] Re: FW: FW: Un breve corso su Quantum Computing
+  todoist-id:: [6frj3mGxqcGgmqvg](https://todoist.com/showTask?id=6frj3mGxqcGgmqvg)
+  todoist-project:: #Inbox
+  todoist-due:: 2026-01-31
+  todoist-desc:: [Web Link](https://outlook.office365.com/owa/?ItemID=AAkALgAAAAAAHYQDEapmEc2byACqAC%2FEWg0AjoVpQvBez0Ss5ZY2WGWEJgAIotZT7QAA&exvsurl=1&viewmodel=ReadMessageItem) Okay, based solely on the subject line "Re: FW: FW: Un breve corso su Quantum Computing" (A brief course on Quantum Computing), it's highly probable that someone forwarded information about a quantum computing course, and the current email is a response or a directive related to that information. Here's an actionable task description, assuming the most common scenario: the sender wants the recipient to investigate this course further for potential team training or personal development. --- ## Task: Evaluate Quantum Computing Course for Team Training **Description:** Following up on the forwarded email chain "Un breve corso su Quantum Computing," the goal is to assess the suitability of this brief quantum computing course as a potential training opportunity for the team or relevant individuals. This involves gathering key details, evaluating its content, and determining feasibility. **Source Email:** * **Subject:** Re: FW: FW: Un breve corso su Quantum Computing * **Likely Sender:** [Person who sent the email to you] * **Likely Context:** The sender has seen information about a quantum computing course and is prompting further investigation. **Priority:** Medium **Due Date:** [Suggest a date, e.g., End of next week, 2023-11-24] **Assigned To:** [Your Name/Recipient of the email] **Actions to Accomplish:** 1. **Locate Original Course Information:** * Find the initial email in the thread that contains the details, link, or attachment for "Un breve corso su Quantum Computing." * If the link/information isn't immediately obvious, try searching your inbox for earlier "FW: Un breve corso su Quantum Computing" emails or ask the sender for clarification. 2. **Gather Key Course Details:** * **Curriculum/Topics:** What specific quantum computing concepts are covered? * **Duration:** How long is the course (hours, days, weeks)? * **Format:** Is it online, in-person, self-paced, live lectures? * **Prerequisites:** What prior knowledge (e.g., math, programming) is required? * **Cost:** What is the registration fee? Are there group discounts or organizational rates? * **Language:** Is the course entirely in Italian, or are there English options/materials? * **Instructor(s):** Who is teaching it, and what are their qualifications? * **Dates/Schedule:** When does the course run or when is registration open? 3. **Evaluate Suitability for Team/Individuals:** * **Relevance:** Does the course content align with current team projects, future goals, or skill gaps? * **Audience:** Who on the team would benefit most from this course? (e.g., developers, researchers, project managers). * **Level:** Is it an introductory, intermediate, or advanced course, and does it match the team's current knowledge level? 4. **Assess Logistics & Feasibility:** * **Time Commitment:** Can team members realistically dedicate the necessary time? * **Budget:** Is the cost within current training budgets? * **Availability:** Does the course schedule conflict with critical project deadlines or other commitments? 5. **Prepare a Summary & Recommendation:** * Compile the key findings from steps 2-4 into a concise summary. * Include a recommendation on whether to pursue this course (e.g., recommend for specific individuals, recommend for the whole team, recommend against it, suggest alternatives). * Highlight potential benefits and any significant challenges (cost, time, prerequisites). **Expected Outcome:** A brief report or email containing the essential details of the quantum computing course, an assessment of its suitability, and a clear recommendation for next steps.
+  todoist-labels:: #outlook365
  todoist-status:: ◼️