Presentations are to be geared to a GENERAL audience. This is intended to be an accessible seminar series and a challenge to break down complex topics into a digestible format.

• Presentations are to be 10 minutes in length, followed by up to 3 minutes of questions.
• Physics presentations should use the minimum amount of mathematics possible and be accessible to non-specialists.
• Philosophy presentations should likewise be accessible, avoiding excessive technical jargon.

• Abstracts must be submitted by graduate students (Master’s or PhD). Please indicate your program and year of study in the submission and form.
• Only current UofC graduate students are eligible to present.

Only abstracts written for a general audience will be considered. Presentations should serve as a high-level overview of your thesis work, with emphasis on clarity and accessibility.

• Abstracts should be no longer than ONE page.
• Please indicate whether your talk is intended for the Physics or Philosophy session
  in your submission and the form.
• Accepted file format: PDF.
• File name should be: LASTNAME FIRSTNAME MMS2025.pdf.
• Only one submission per individual will be accepted.

Abstracts not meeting the above criteria will not be considered