SIMEM Doctoral School Day - Autumn part

November 27^th 2014

Congress Center - 13 Avenue Albert Sorel - 14000 Caen

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  The Doctoral School Days are an event organized by the SIMEM Doctoral School. The SIMEM DSD's summer part of the 5th edition taked place in June 2014 and was a great success. Now to the Autumn part, which will take place on November 27th and we hope that you will again enjoy this day.

  This day aim to regroup all the Ph.D. students of our school around their research topic. Among with poster sessions, student talks and prizes awards for the best, an invited speaker will perform a plenary talk. This is a unique opportunity to see the work of the Doctoral School's PhD students, which includes a wide variety of laboratories (10), and to use plain language to present a specific field of research to a diverse scientific audience.

One invited speaker will be at the forefront during this day:

• Jean-Louis Lanet (Computer scientist - Smart Secure Device), Professor at the INRIA Bretagne Atlantique, LHS PEC (Higher security Laboratory Cyber Center of Excellence) -> more here
  

This second part of the Doctoral School Days 2014 will be rich in both discoveries and exchanges. Don’t hesitate to fill the registration form and come along to live this day with us !

To subscribe as an auditor (no contribution), you have until Friday November 21st.
-> Fill only the Registration page.

To subscribe with a contribution, you have until Thursday November 20th.
-> Fill the Registration AND the Submit pages.

Your contribution can be :

• A talk : 10 mins + 5 mins questions = 15 mins total
• A poster : A0 expected, smaller ones will be accepted as well + prepare a "flash" oral presentation to explain your poster
• A 180" : you are only allowed one slide and when the countdown reaches 180", your mic is turned off !

Prior to Registration or Submission, please, read the Registration and Submit: instructions page

 The main goal of the Doctoral School Day is to enable PhD students to show their work to fellow students from the SIMEM doctoral school.

Speakers should bear in mind that the public will be mainly composed of students from other fields of study and therefore adapt their speech to be broadly understandable. You will not address specialists of your specific topic, not even from your specific discipline (even if it is a scientific audience).

In addition, while English is not mandatory it is widely recommended as it allows non-French speakers to be fully part of the event.