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I’m interested in learning more about the 2021 conference. Who should I contact?
Write to epi@boisestate.edu.
I’m interested in learning more about the 2021 conference. Who should I contact?
Write to epi@boisestate.edu.
Authors should follow the standards for The Electricity Journal and peer review submissions.
You indicate if you would like your abstract to be reviewed by The Electricity Journal. The journal staff will contact you, if they are interested in a fuller manuscript.
When you submit an abstract for a paper, you can choose to be considered for publication in the EPC’s Symposium Issue of The Electricity Journal. Additional questions regarding publication should be directed to the journal staff.
One presenter is permitted per proposal, except for roundtables.
Yes. Â Everyone must register for the conference.
EPC does not certify its program for continuing education credit in advance. However, after the conference, you may submit the conference materials to your reporting organization and credit may be awarded, depending on the organization.
A Roundtable Discussion will not have corresponding papers. Â With a Self-Organized Presenter Panel and a Roundtable Discussion, you need to obtain four committed presenters. Â With an Individual Research Presentation, you just submit as an individual and we place you with other presenters on a panel. PowerPoint slides are optional for all presenter types.
No. Only abstracts received in advance of the deadline will be considered.
If you submit an abstract for an Individual Research Presentation or Self-Organized Presenter Panel, you must submit a paper to your moderator and epi@boisestate.edu by September 25, 2021. You can elect to have it not distributed publicly.
No, slides are optional, but if you have them, they must be provided to your moderator and epi@boisestate.edu by September 30, 2021.