We are proud to announce the 17th Jožef Stefan International Postgraduate Schooool Students' Conference (IPSSC) with theme From Research to Reality! We invite all interested students to participate and contribute.
18.02.2025 - Registration opens
14.03.2025 at 23:59 - Registration and abstract submission deadline
18.02.2025 - Workshop: "How to prepare an Abstract"
28-30 May 2025
Starts on 18.02.2025, the link will be provided on time.
To be announced
Students are invited to present their work in a form of abstract, poster and oral presentation written and presented in English. Abstracts will be published in the IPSSC 2025 book of abstracts. The abstract emphasis is on the application point of view of your research. Take a look at the guidelines below for detailed information. Note that a submission consists of an abstract only, so you have time to prepare the presentation and poster until the conference.
The conference is intended for all students of science, technology, engineering and other related fields. Both students of the Jožef Stefan Postgraduate school (IPS/MPŠ), and students from other institutions can submit their work. You do not need to be enrolled in a study programme at IPS/MPŠ to participate and are kindly invited to participate with a presentation of your research work. The conference is an excellent opportunity for you to see what is happening in different research fields and to meet other participants from your field of work, including students from IPS and Jožef Stefan Institute. Don't hesitate and send us your contribution!
For the initial submission, you need only submit the abstract part of your presentation. You then have time until the conference to prepare a poster and presentation of your work. In preparing your submissions, please follow the guidelines outlined below. If you have any questions concerning the preparation of your submissions please contact us via e-mail: ipssc@mps.si
Abstract guidelines will
be provided soon!
Presentation template will be uploaded soon!
Each presentation will have a five-minute limit and the minimum length of presentation required is three minutes.
There will be 1 additional minute after the presentation for a short question from the audience.
In the first break after your session, you will need to be available for a discussion regarding your presentation/work along with your poster.
The story you will give during your presentation must follow the theme of the conference,
which is: From Research To Reality.
The poster must be A1 portrait orientation (594 x 841 mm). Note, that it is your responsibility to
print your own poster and bring it to the conference site on time.
New this year: To ensure everyone has a chance to see all the posters and for our sponsors to explore the exciting research we do,
we will upload the posters on the website before the conference.
You are kindly invited to submit your poster along with your presentation before the conference.
Please also note, that while the poster is not necessary for the participation in the student
conference (you can attend only with an oral presentation) if you want to be eligible for the awards
you must have both an oral presentation and a poster.
We are also proud to announce that awards for best contributions will be given at the conference. All participants who submit an abstract, give a presentation, and present a poster will automatically participate in the competition for the best submission awards. Participants not fulfilling all three requirements will not be eligible for the awards. The IPS Scientific committee will evaluate abstracts, presentations and posters to determine the winners. Our generous sponsors will provide this year's awards and help you develop or improve skills beneficial to your research and life.
This year we’re hosting the IPSSC2025 in Kamnik, a town embraced by the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, considered one of the most beautiful medieval towns in Slovenia. Kamnik has a long history of industry and innovation, being one of the technologically most propulsive towns in Yugoslavia. The venue for this year’s conference, the Mekinje Monastery, has a 700-year history, serving as a girls’ school in the first half of the 20th century and later run by the Ursuline Sisters who donated the monastery building to the Municipality of Kamnik in 2016. Nestled in the forests surrounding Kamnik, the Monastery will provide our participants with an environment free of various distractions and stimulate them to think and ask questions.
Organized by the IPS Student Council and
led by the IPS Student Conference Organizing Committee (SCOC), Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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