Simu-Live presentations - Judging Period has opened for Discovery Summit Americas 2022Hello Steering Committee Members,
It is time to select your top papers for our Simu-Live presentations for Discovery Summit Americas 2022 online segment. We will live stream the 18 Papers selected by you throughout the 3 days of the conference. The presenters will be available for live Q&A during this time.
Login via this link https://jmp.secure-platform.com/a with your email address and the password you had previously set. Select "My Judging Assignments" on the left toolbar --> select the "Simu-Live Judging Round" and score each abstract.
You will need to select the following:
- Select your top 6 JMP Papers
- Select your top 12 customer Papers
The judging period is now open and will close at 11:59 p.m. ET on Monday, June 13, please make your selections by this date. You can select them by indicating 'Decline' which provides a score of 0, or 'Accept' which provides a score of 1. You also have access to the previous round of judging scores for each abstract. In total you will have 'Accepted' 18 Papers and 'Declined' 12 out of the 30 papers who volunteered to present. We will take the top 18 chosen comprised of the top 6 JMP Papers and top 12 customer Papers.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
Sincerely,
Kirsten
Re: Simu-Live presentations - Judging Period has opened for Discovery Summit Americas 2022Hello Steering Committee Members,
This is a friendly reminder to select your top papers for our Simu-Live presentations for Discovery Summit Americas 2022. The judging period will close at 11:59 p.m. ET on Monday, June 13.
You will need to select the following:
- Select your top 6 JMP Papers
- Select your top 12 customer Papers
Please let me know if you have any questions!
Sincerely,
Kirsten
Re: Simu-Live presentations - Judging Period has opened for Discovery Summit Americas 2022I made a JMP table with the paper details to help me sort through the potential options. There is a column to indicate whether it is a JMP or Customer submission, and I also recorded the average score for each paper from all the committee members. Thought I would share it in case anyone else procrastinated like me. This was assembled mostly manually (failed at a few automated extraction attempts), so apologies if there are any errors.
