Guidance for Short Course Presenters
Thank you for presenting a short course at the ISCB46 Conference in Basel. Please find below some guidance for creating and submitting your short course for the conference:
Session Time
If you want to know your session date and time then visit the schedule online.
All short courses take place on Sunday, 24th of August.
Before the conference
Please get in touch with us to inform us about the following points:
- Do you need to share any websites or datasets with your participants before the course starts? If yes, please provide a link to the website or datasets. Only participants of your short course will have access to this link via conftool.
- If you want to communicate anything else to your participants, we can share this via conftool. We will share a list of all participants of your short course with you and you can also contact them on your own.
- Please indicate if you like the conference to offer a laptop for your course (with only basic functionality, such as PowerPoint and Zoom), otherwise, we assume that you will bring your own laptop.
Upload of presentation (if needed for your course)
- Upload your presentation via conftool if it is smaller than 10 megabytes. Clearly identify your presentation with your presentation date and name in the filename (example:
20250824_John_Smith.pptx
) - If your presentation is larger you can send it to us via email or bring an USB stick.
- When logging into conftool you can click on “Your Submission” to see your submission:
- Then click on final upload.
- Only one file can be uploaded. If you want to share more than one file, please zip them.
- After choosing your file please upload and save the data.
At the conference
- Arrive at the room at least 10 minutes before the start of the session so that you can check with our technical support person for any issues or outstanding items.
- Be aware of the time for your short course. We will have coffee breaks and lunch.
- A technician will be present to assist if needed.
- A microphone will be used for all presentations.