Symposium

 

A symposium is a set of papers linked by a common theme (minimum of three  papers). A symposium must have a Convenor, who organises the symposium  submission and acts as the responsible link person to the conference organisers  and (optionally) a named Discussant. The same person can fulfil these roles. Symposia will usually be allocated up to 100 mins for four papers plus  discussion.

Proposals for symposia must include: 

∙ Title of the symposium

∙ Summary and rationale of the symposium (max. 250 words) 

∙ Name and institutional affiliation of the convenor 

∙ Title of each presentation followed by the name of the first author, his/her  institutional affiliation and the name(s) of the co-author(s) and their  institutional affiliation. 

∙ Abstract for each presentation (max. 250 words)

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Oral Presentations

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Oral Presentations are allocated 20 minute slots on the programme.

Proposals for oral presentations must include: 

∙ Title

∙ Name and institutional affiliation of the first author 

∙ Name and institutional affiliation of each co-author 

∙ Abstract (max. 250 words)

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Work in Progress Presentations

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Work in progress presentations will be allocated 10 minute slots on the programme with an additional 10 minutes for Q&A. Work in progress presentations will also be grouped together

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Proposals for work in progress presentations must include: 

∙ Title

∙ Name and institutional affiliation of the first author 

∙ Name and institutional affiliation of each co-author 

∙ Abstract (max. 250 words). THIS DOES NOT HAVE TO BE STRUCTURED

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Poster Presentations

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Will be timetabled into the conference programme in sessions which provide an  opportunity for presenters and participants to discuss work and findings. 

Proposals for posters must include: 

∙ Title 

∙ Name and institutional affiliation of the first author 

∙ Name and institutional affiliation of each co-author 

∙ Abstract (max. 250 words)

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