ITherm 2019 Student Poster and Networking Session | IEEE Intersociety Thermal and Thermomechanical Conference

ITHERM 2020 Student Poster and Networking Session Announcement

The ITherm organizing committee is delighted to announce that this year's Student Poster and Networking Session will be held during ITHERM 2020 (May 26^th- May 29^st, 2020; Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin Hotel, Orlando, FL USA).

This "Student Poster and Networking Session" is open to all students who have an accepted technical paper, and provides opportunities for them to present their research and interact with other conference attendees from industry and academia. There will also be a networking element that allows interested students to distribute resumes and get connected to industrial representatives.

Interested students can apply using the poster application form

https://forms.gle/S2mctsTpRyTWpw4V8

Students who apply will be competitively selected for poster presentation at the conference and for travel grants.

Outstanding posters will also be selected for awards and will be judged based on technical merit, clarity and self-sufficiency of the content, novelty and originality of the work, overall impact of the poster display and oral presentation at the poster session. The poster awards are independent of the paper awards and the same work is eligible for winning both awards based on the specific judging criteria for each.

We strongly encourage all students who have or plan to submit technical papers to participate at the Student Poster and Networking Session and to utilize these opportunities to publicize their research and build their network. We look forward to your posters!

Contact us at: ithermpostersession@gmail.com

Submission and Selection Criteria:

Student must be a currently registered undergraduate or graduate student.
Student must be first/principal author on his or her technical paper that is to be presented at the poster session.
Only one poster presentation per corresponding technical paper will be accepted.
Only one poster presentation per student will be accepted.
All poster applications will be reviewed by the poster committee and some will be competitively selected for poster presentation and travel grants.
Draft and Final technical papers must be accepted and the student must register for the conference to participate at the poster session and be eligible for the travel grant.
Travel grant awardee must take part in the entire poster session to receive their reimbursements.
All paper and poster deadlines must be met to be eligible for poster presentation, grants and awards.