Students are invited to participate in the 2013 Conference on Earth and Energy Research (CEER). CEER is hosted by the Colorado School of Mines Graduate Student Association and is on February 21-22, 2013. The abstract submission deadline is February 9, 2013 and is limited to a few paragraphs.
Undergraduate students who are considering a graduate education and would benefit from experiencing these research presentations are also welcome.
CEER is an innovative conference experience designed by graduate students for graduate students.
For Everyone
- Attend topical oral and poster sessions showcasing current graduate research
- Keynote Speaker Dr. Dana Christinsen, Deputy Laboratory Director for Science and Technology at NREL
- Closing Keynote Speaker Dr. Chuck Kutscher, Principle Engineer and Manager of the Thermal Systems Group at NREL and Adjunct Professor at the University of Colorado at Boulder
For Graduate and Undergraduate Presenters
- Real-time, quantitative feedback from judges (available immediately after presentations)
- Prizes for the best oral and poster presentations (including a MacBook Pro, iPad 4, and iPad mini)
- Learn about graduate research opportunities
- Network during evening socials with other student researchers
For Professors and Scientists
- Volunteer as a judge and provide feedback to students on their presentation skills
- Network with other judges from industry, government, and academia
Presentations will be grouped according to five key research themes at Mines: Earth, Energy, Environment, Materials, and Systems Engineering.
To see last year’s sessions or to learn more, please visit the website CEERconference.org. The website can be used to register for the conference, or submit an abstract (note: abstract submission is only available to students after registration is received). For questions, please contact Mark at mark@ceerconference.org.
