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Abstract guidelines: Maximum 300 words for abstracts. Please review the Abstract Writing 101 page for tips and suggestions regarding writing abstracts.
The submitted abstracts will be provided feedback by the reviewers so that the students will have the opportunity to incorporate the feedback given to them and resubmit a revised abstract. The goal of this exercise is to help students hone their abstract writing skills for a scientific audience.
After the second round of submissions, the abstracts for contributed talks will be selected based on their scientific merits, and the meeting schedule published. All contributed talks will have the same duration, which will be decided based on the amount of selected talks. Talks will be grouped in sessions by topic.
The submitted abstracts will be provided feedback by the reviewers so that the students will have the opportunity to incorporate the feedback given to them and resubmit a revised abstract. The goal of this exercise is to help students hone their abstract writing skills for a scientific audience.
After the second round of submissions, the abstracts for contributed talks will be selected based on their scientific merits, and the meeting schedule published. All contributed talks will have the same duration, which will be decided based on the amount of selected talks. Talks will be grouped in sessions by topic.
For Faculty: Faculty talks will be limited to lightning round talks (i.e., 2 minutes talk, 3 minutes for questions from students). Maximum 300 words for the abstract. The objective is to present your work to students so as to encourage questions and coffee break/poster session discussions.
If you are interested in giving a talk during the professional development (ProvDev) session, please contact us at eas [at] astro [dot] unam [dot] mx to discuss topic, objectives and dynamic.
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