33rd Irish Environmental Researchers Colloquium Jointly hosted by ESAI & Atlantic Technological University Donegal, 3rd-5th April 2023
33rd Irish Environmental Researchers Colloquium Jointly hosted by ESAI & Atlantic Technological University Donegal, 3rd-5th April 2023
The theme of this year's colloquium is "Evidence and Plans Towards Transitions to a Sustainable Future". Presentations at ENVIRON 2023 will be made under the following sub-themes:
To ensure a continuing high standard of colloquium presentations, all abstracts will be peer-reviewed by an expert academic committee. All abstracts should have a maximum word count of 300 words.
The presenters of colloquium posters will also have the opportunity to undertake a five-minute presentation during a designated session. It is important that presenters of posters indicate on their registration form whether they wish to avail of this opportunity.
Abstract submission opened on December 12th 2022 and closes on the extended deadline of February 8th 2023. All presenters must register here for Environ 2023 and then will recieve a link via email to the ExOrdo abstract submission system. They should then log into ExOrdo and upload their abstract.
If you have any queries please email administrator@esaiweb.org
Researchers have three options to present their research at Environ:
Abstract submission is required when submitting a poster, poster 5-min oral or oral presentation at Environ.
All abstracts will be peer reviewed and ATU Donegal will contact oral and poster presenters via email in early March to inform them if their abstract has been accepted.
Guidelines for oral presentations here
Guidelines for poster (& poster with short 5 minute oral) presentations here
Students should also be aware that the ESAI run a competition for oral and poster presentations: click here to find out more
Growing from strength to strenght over the years the ESAI run student competition at Environ is a great opportunity for students to gain recognition for their presentation skills. This year we had ...
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