DTE 2027


Short Courses in conjunction with
DTE 2027


Preamble

IACM values the opportunity, especially for young researchers, of providing courses and workshops in conjunction with the large IACM events.

Common to the instructions of IACM is the core conviction that these courses should be provided on a non-profit, benevolent basis.

Proposal for a Short Course

  1. A proposal for a Short Course (SC) should be submitted to the secretariat of DTE 2027 (dte_sec@cimne.upc.edu) before 27 November 2026. A proposal must at least include the following items:

    • Title of the course
    • Chairpersons
    • Objectives and target groups
    • Scientific/technical areas covered
    • Provisional time schedule duration: mid-day/full day
    • Expected and minimal number of participants

  2. Proposals will be evaluated by the co-chairs of DTE 2027. The applicants shall be notified of acceptance before 10 December 2026.

  3. The format of the courses will be in person. The courses will be held on Monday 8 March 2027.

  4. All accepted SCs will be announced on the website of DTE 2027. Registration for SCs incl. payment will proceed via the DTE 2027 website.

  5. The SC chairpersons are responsible for maintaining contact with the Short Courses Conference Secretariat, assigned to give support to all courses organizers.

  6. Instructor fee is USD 725, which will be split between co-organizers if more than one.

  7. Short course participants will pay USD 280 each.

  8. If the operational cost is not covered with a minimum of attendees, the SC will be cancelled.

  9. In accordance with the non-profit purpose of the SCs, any surplus in the final budget will be transferred to the conference.

  10. IACM will support approved SCs through the general dissemination of the SCs via the regular IACM channels (web page, emails, Twitter, LinkedIn, dissemination at conferences, etc.).

  11. Within three months after the event, the chairpersons submit a final report of the event to the secretariat of DTE 2027. This report is assessed by the co-chairs of the conference. The final report shall at least include

    • Main parameters of the event
    • The results of a survey among the participants
    • Prognosis for planned future editions