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SRMS Looks to JSM 2023

July 1, 2022 Leave a Comment

Proposals for JSM 2023 invited sessions are due in early September, and proposals for topic-contributed sessions are due in early December.

Invited sessions include invited papers (2–6 presenters and/or discussants) and panels (3–6 panelists providing commentary about a single topic). Topic-contributed sessions include papers (five total speakers with 20 minutes each, with at least three presenters and no more than two discussants), panels (3–6 panelists providing commentary about a single topic), and posters (10–15 participants with posters addressing a common topic).

The proposal should include a session title, general description of the session, list of participants, and tentative talk titles.

If you are interested in organizing an invited or topic-contributed session, select a session topic and solicit potential speakers. Once you have a sufficient number of committed speakers, you can submit your proposal.

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