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Jacob Priddle, Queensland University of Technology
Participant Talks
Share your work with peers around the country, build networks and be in the running to win up to $400 in prizes!
As part of the AMSI-MATRIX Winter School program, all participants are expected to give a 10 minute Participant Talk on their research interests and/or PhD thesis topic relevant. Note: Presentation lengths and timings will be confirmed closer to the event.
Graduate students who are more advanced will typically present their own research results, while more junior students can give a brief introduction to the general area of their proposed research. These presentations are given in parallel sessions early in the Winter School.
You will be asked for your talk title and brief abstract (max 100 words) on the Winter School application form.
Round 1: Presentations will happen concurrently in smaller groups in Week 1 of the program. Participants will vote for their favourite talks to determine group winners who will progress onto round 2.
Round 2: Winners will present their talk to the whole conference delegation and receive their prizes during the Participant Talks finals session later in the program.
Presentation slides can be preloaded onto the computers in the presentation rooms ahead of the Participant Talk session. For virtual participants you will be able to use share screen in Zoom to display your slides during your talk.