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General Information Conference Venue
The Workshop and Symposium will be held in the main lecture theatre complex of the University, called the Kupferbau, Holderlinstraίe 5, located within 10 minutes walking distance from the city centre, and less than 10 minutes bus ride from most accommodation.
Parking Parking has been reserved directly behind the Kupferbau, with entrance from Gmelinstrasse. Of course, you can also use parking garages throughout Tubingen, the closest being "Parkhaus Konig" in Rumelinstrasse.
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Registration: |
The registration desk is located in the Kupferbau and will be open on: Saturday, 17. September: 07.30 18.00 Sunday, 18. September: 07.30 18.00 Monday, 19. September: 07.45 18.00 |
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The official conference language is English. |
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Programme Overview
Saturday, 17. Sept. |
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07.30 18.00 |
Registration |
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09.00 17.00 |
Symposium Scientific Sessions
"Terminal Differentiation: a Challenge for Regeneration" |
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18.00 20.00 |
Welcome Reception: Kelter, Schmiedtorstr. 17 |
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Sunday, 18. Sept. |
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07.30 18.00 |
Registration |
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08.15 08.30 |
Opening of the IEB Workshop |
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08.30 17.30 |
Workshop Scientific Sessions |
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18.00 19.45 |
Visit to the ENT-Clinic and Hearing Research Centre |
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20.00 - 23.00 |
After Work Party: Zentrum Zoo, Schleifmuhleweg 86 |
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Monday, 19. Sept. |
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07.45 18.00 |
Registration |
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08.15 17.30 |
Workshop Scientific Sessions |
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19.00 23.30 |
Gala Dinner: Sommerrefektorium Kloster Bebenhausen |
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Tuesday, 20. Sept. |
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08.30 11.45 |
Workshop Scientific Sessions |
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11.45 12.00 |
In Memoriam Sigurd Rauch (1916 - 2003), Founder of the IEB |
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12.00 - 12.30 |
Business Meeting |
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14.00 22.45 |
Congress Tour to the Swabian Alb |
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Lunch will be provided in the Conference building on Saturday to Tuesday. Lunch tickets are required they were purchased with your registration or can be purchased at the registration desk.
Posters should remain posted for the entire length of the meeting. Authors should be at their posters during poster presentation time. Poster board dimensions: 1 m wide, 2 m high. |
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Guidelines for preparing oral presentations
Audio-Visual Equipment PC computers with audio playback capability and projectors, overhead transparency projectors and laser pointers will be provided in all sessions. All other equipment is considered to be special equipment and will not be provided. For example, Mac computers and 35-mm slide projectors will not be provided.
Projection There are two possible locations for loading computer presentations into the projection PC: either in the lecture hall or in the designated Preview area. The Preview area for loading is the preferred location it will be available in the early morning for one hour before the first session and also during the breaks. Authors loading the PC computer in the lecture hall should arrive there at least 30 minutes before the start of their session. Authors should bring computer presentations on a CD or USB drive to load onto the provided computer. Authors also have the option to connect their own laptops to the computer projector. Assistance in loading presentations onto the computers will be provided.
Note that only PC format will be supported so authors using Macs must save their presentations for projection in PC format. Also, authors who plan to play audio or visual files during their presentations should ensure that all the appropriate files are saved (Save with Pack-and-Go in PowerPoint). Because of the large variability in Codecs, we strongly suggest that authors use their own laptops for such presentations. Although authors may use the provided projection computer for such presentations, we can not guarantee that the audio and video files will be played correctly.
Time allocation for oral presentations 12 minutes presentation and 3 minutes discussion
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