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INGSM 2024

24th International Nuclear Graphite Specialists Meeting (INGSM)

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Presenter Information

Oral Presentations

  1. Before the start of your session, please name your file “TS#.# [presenter name] [brief title]” (See Program for your TS number), and Upload your Presentation File Here

  2. Oral presentation will be 15 minutes in length followed by a 5-minute discussion period.
  3. Presentations should be in .pdf or .pptx format.
  4. Technical session rooms will have the following equipment: Laptop computer, LCD projector, screen, microphone, VGA cable, USB C, and HDMI Cables for computer connections to the projector.

Poster Presentations

  1. Before the start of your session, please name your file “PS#.# [presenter name] [brief title].pdf” (See Program for your PS number) and Upload A PDF of Your Poster Here.

  2. Poster format and size is at the discretion of the authors. Easels and poster boards able to accommodate posters of various sizes are available in the conference venue.
  3. Some local poster printing services:
    • Copy Central | https://copycentral.com/
    • Fedex | https://local.fedex.com/en-us/ca/berkeley/office-5145
    • UPS Store | https://locations.theupsstore.com/ca/berkeley/1400-shattuck-ave/poster-printing
    • RushMyPrints | https://www.rushmyprints.com/

Student Awards

Student awards for Best Oral Presentation and Best Poster Presentation will be awarded during the Conference Banquet. Student oral and poster presentations will be evaluated by members of the organizing committees and scored based on:

    1. Impact. Well-stated and well-motivated research question, stating the engineering or scientific impact, and citing relevant prior literature to illustrate the current state of knowledge.
    2. Methodology. Methods are described reproducibly, relevant prior literature is cited, methods are appropriate and appropriately adapted.
    3. Interpretation. Interpretation of the results is clearly stated; include status of the current research progress and likely next research steps if research continues; include challenges. Discuss engineering and scientific impact.