Masters and PhD students are encouraged to submit abstracts for consideration in the AETE Student
Competition.
The experimental data presented in the abstract must be original and must have been gathered during the student’s degree
program.
The student must be the first author and must be (or have been) a student during the
calendar year of the annual meeting.
Entries are judged by the members of the board on the quality of the abstract, and no
more than five will be chosen for further competition. Selection criteria can
be found in the AETE website (www.aete.eu).
The abstract submitter will be informed on whether their abstract has been selected as one of the last five finalist for the Student competitionby the end of
June.
These five student finalists shall present their work at the AETE annual meeting in
poster and oral (10 minutes + 5 minutes for questions) format and they will be judged by the Student Competition Jury on the quality of their poster and oral presentation.
A first-place winner for student competition will be awarded a cash
prize (750 €) and complementary registration for the next AETE meeting.
Students whose abstracts are not among the five selected for oral presentation have to
present their data in the poster session.
Previous first-place award winners are not eligible to
compete.