Webinar
Preparing a Strong Submission for a AAAM Short Communication, Poster, Late-Breaking Oral Presentation, or Student Paper
AAAM’s Scientific Program Committee hosted a 60-minute webinar, “Preparing a Strong Submission for a AAAM Short Communication, Poster, Late-Breaking Oral Presentation, or Student Paper.” This webinar offered an opportunity for students, researchers, academic advisors, and all those interested in submitting their academic work to AAAM, to gain an understanding on the process and expectations for a strong submission. Information on AAAM’s 2024 Call for Research, including topics of research and submission templates, can be found on our Call for Research page.
Description
Join AAAM’s Scientific Program Committee for an insightful session on “Preparing a Strong Submission for a AAAM Short Communication, Poster, Late-Braking Oral Presentations, or Student Paper.” This webinar is designed to guide you through the submission process, ensuring your work stands out. Whether you’re a newcomer to AAAM or it’s been some time since your last submission, gain valuable advice from the Scientific Program Committee on key elements that contribute to a successful review while learning how to avoid common mistakes found in recent, unsuccessful submissions. There will also be an opportunity to have your specific questions answered by members of the SPC.
Meet the Moderator
Valentina Graci, PhD – Assistant Research Professor at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Drexel University School of Biomedical Engineering, Science, and Health System
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Meet the Speakers
Tim Brown, PhD, MS – Director of Drugged Driving Research at the University of Iowa Driving Safety Research Institute
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Sjaan Koppel, PhD – Associate Professor of Behavioural Science and Associate Director at Monash University Accident Research Centre
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Luke E. Riexinger, PhD – Research Engineer at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety
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Peter Cripton, PhD, P.Eng – Professor and Associate Director at the School of Biomedical Engineering, University of British Columbia; Vancouver, Canada
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