What is a Science Slam?
A Science Slam is an epic scientific event where scientists compete with short talks about research. It's just like a poetry slam, but with science instead of poems. Slammers are completely free to do whatever they want on stage, everything is allowed including slides, games, the more creative, the better! The only two rules are:
Why should I attend?
Why should I present at the ICWSM Science Slam?
I'm in! What do I have to do to present?
Send us an email to garimell@mit.edu with a short proposal of your topic for the slam before May 11th, 2020.
We will choose the best slammer candidates, based on (i) the scientific quality, on (ii) the novelty of the topic, and on (iii) the potential for giving an engaging talk.
Where is the location?
In Atlanta.
How to reach it from the conference? On foot or by public transportation.
How funny are the ICWSM Science Slams?
Check out the videos of previous ICWSM Science Slams at the Youtube channel:
Important dates:
Sponsor:
Who is responsible for this crazy idea?
Talayeh Aledavood (@TAledavood)
Georgia Tech
Cody Butain (@codybuntain)
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Kiran Garimella (@gvrkiran)
MIT