Abstracts
Paper and oral presentation abstracts are due by midnight on May 5th.
Papers are solicited from all areas involving inverse methods and their applications. The meeting is organized in a single-session format to foster cross-disciplinary interaction.
Submit an abstract to present a poster or an oral presentation during the symposium. There will be a Student Poster Competition during the poster session on Monday, and the poster competition winner will receive a reward.
1st Place Award: $120
2nd Place Award: $70
3rd Place Award: $50
Papers and oral presentations should discuss inverse methods and their applications. Presentation of practical applications are strongly encouraged. A limited number of oral abstracts will be accepted based on the agenda availability, and the numbers of posters accepted will be based on space for posters in the facility.
Abstracts should be no more than 300 words, single spaced with lines between paragraphs. The font must not be smaller than 11-point. The abstract upload must be formatted in this order: introduction, objective, methods, results, significance, acknowledgements, and references.
Abstracts must be submitted by midnight on May 5th.
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