Scientific Session

Scientific sessions make up the body of an entire conference, where researchers, scientists, and experts present their latest work to participants and colleagues with the aim of receiving feedback at an early stage of their research and are, therefore, a vital part of the scientific process. These sessions partly serve as informal peer reviews that can help researchers develop, clarify, and refine their work as they write it up and submit it for formal review and final publication. Additionally, these sessions allow researchers to hear about what others are doing in their respective areas of expertise, talk with colleagues from different institutions around the world, and learn about new research, tools, and techniques that could be relevant to their work.

Scientific sessions are -

• An important way for domain experts and researchers to present their research to their community and receive feedback

• Strictly social meetings that allow these professionals to deliberate with their colleagues in a relaxed atmosphere.

A top-notch scientific session is characterized by a lively question-and-answer session. Some sessions are small and narrowly focused on a specific subject or theme, while others are intended to bring together several thousand scientists each year and are very broad. Regardless of the size of a session, the main objective is to bring together a community of scientists and provide them with opportunities for interaction.