Research Notes Review Process
Duties of the Area Chairs (ACs)
1) Review of between four (4) and seven (7) GRAND student Research Notes submissions (four (4) pages each)
2) Find a minimum of three (3) other students (drawn from the PCS online submission system) to review each of these submissions. GRAND students who have submitted Research Notes papers or posters will be expected to review up to three (3) submissions. Reviewers will be asked to provide feedback on the work and on the writing.
3) Ensure those students whom they have selected to review papers submit reviews on time (i.e., send out reminder notices)
4) Write a meta review for each paper they have been assigned
5) Participate in a discussion (likely via email) regarding final decisions on who will present at the GRAND Research Notes session
Duty of the Reviewer
1) Review of up to three (3) GRAND student Research Notes submissions (four (4) pages each) by Friday, Feb 22, as assigned by the ACs
Details about the Research Notes Reviewing Process
1) Research Notes reviews will be double-blind
2) The ACs will ensure that reviewers are not affiliated by project with those papers they are reviewing and are not reviewing their own papers
3) Reviewers inadvertently receiving their own or a colleague's paper will be asked to notify the AC
4) The criteria for selecting papers will be based on the scoring system, but the final decision will be made by the Research Notes Program Committee
Travel And Accommodation Subsidy Policy
Area Chairs will be entitled to a hotel accommodation subsidy. This is not transferable. Hotel rooms will be provided for four (4) nights for each qualifying student and postdoc, based on double occupancy (i.e., two (2) selected students / postdocs per room). Although rooms will be assigned, there will be an opportunity for roommate selection through the GRAND Forum.
For more information, please review the Travel and Accommodation Subsidies Policy <link coming soon!>.
Research Notes Program Organizers
Co-chairs: Mona Haraty, Tiffany Inglis and Rob Teather
Area Chairs: (names to follow)
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