Conference Proceedings Sample Clauses

The Conference Proceedings clause defines the terms under which materials presented at a conference, such as papers, abstracts, or presentations, are collected, published, and distributed. Typically, this clause outlines the rights and responsibilities of authors regarding submission, copyright, and permissions, as well as the organizer’s role in editing and disseminating the proceedings, whether in print or digital formats. Its core function is to ensure clarity and mutual understanding about the use, publication, and ownership of conference materials, thereby protecting both the contributors’ and organizers’ interests.
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Conference Proceedings. The Clearinghouse agrees to publish a peer-reviewed, edited collection solicited from presenters at each conference. Chapters in each collection will be selected by the editors from proposals solicited through an open call for submissions announced to presenters at the conference. Inclusion of the chapters in the collection will be subject to peer-review of the final manuscript. The Clearinghouse will manage the development of the volume, select the collection editors in consultation with the IWAC conference host(s) and AWAC’s IWAC committee, and produce and publish it. The collection will be published in open-access digital formats on the Clearinghouse website, linked to from the current IWAC websites, and made available in print by the University Press of Colorado (or whatever publisher is the current print partner of the Clearinghouse). AWAC will provide support for publication of each volume in an amount determined in consultation with the Clearinghouse, the current conference host, and AWAC’s IWAC committee. This cost will be built into the budget for each IWAC conference, allowing it to be covered by conference registration fees.
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Conference Proceedings. The rules for conference proceedings are as follows: • Conference proceedings will be submitted under the name of the presenter and will include the words “on behalf of the CLIC detector and physics study”. In some circumstances the presenter might wish to add one (or more) additional names as authors for a conference note; • It is the responsibility of the PC to post the draft in CDS and to initiate a one-week review period; • At the end of the one-week review period, the author(s) should prepare the final document – no further iteration is necessary. The rules for publicly visible notes are as follows: • Notes appear under the names of the author(s); • It is the responsibility of the PC to post the draft in CDS and to initiate a two-week review period; • At the end of the two-week review period, the author(s) should prepare the final document.
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Conference Proceedings. The rules for conference proceedings are as follows: Conference proceedings will be submitted under the name of the presenter and will include the words “on behalf of the FCAL Collaboration”. In some circumstances the presenter might wish to add one (or more) additional names as authors for a conference note; It is the responsibility of the PS to post the draft on the FCAL webpage and to initiate a one‐week review period; At the end of the one‐week review period, the author(s) should prepare the final document – no further iteration is necessary. The rules for publicly visible notes are as follows: Notes appear under the names of the author(s). There should be a footnote on the front page with the following:”This study was performed within the framework of the FCAL collaboration”; It is the responsibility of the PS to post the draft in FCAL webpage and to initiate a two‐ week review period; At the end of the two‐week review period, the author(s) should prepare the final document.
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Conference Proceedings. The conference will be held over two days (May 25th and 26th, 2023), including mainly : ◼ Presentation and discussion sessions on the priorities of Tunisia’s NDC and the operational modalities of its implementation, ◼ Discussions around the sectoral priorities, as integrated in the NDC of Tunisia, ◼ Presentation of the identified priority projects, with an aim to accelerate the effective and efficient implementation of NDC (B to B spaces for meetings between technical and financial partners and the identified project leaders).
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Conference Proceedings indicates co-author is/was a student when the research was conducted, all proceedings are full length manuscripts
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Conference Proceedings. Progress Reports (within 30 days after month 12, at least 30 days before Mid-Term Review and within 30 days of month 36).
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Conference Proceedings. A full version of an article as part of a collection of scientific articles published in the context of a convention. The article is not subject to a critical review as referred to under 1f. In Metis this publication type included both ‘bundled articles’and ‘proceedings’.
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