Abstract submission.

  All participants will be asked to submit an abstract, preferably at the time of registration (make sure you registered before15 December 2003) but before 15 January 2004 

Special request :   We ask all participants to list in their abstract a process or event with an indicated timeframe  that they are willing to defend at the meeting.
On this basis we can then begin the meeting with a draft time line, that can be discussed and refined as the meeting proceeds.

Abstracts are to be submitted to either Ulyana Dyudina (ulyana@mso.anu.edu.au)  in the body of the email.  If non-text format is absolutely necessery, feel free to send attachments. The abstracts will be compiled and reformatted into a web document, with hard copies available to participants at the conference.

Abstract form:
Would you prefer a poster presentation in the case we decide to switch part of our talks to posters?: Y/N
Title of your 5-10-minute talk:
Name(s):
Affiliation(s):
Time  when the process you  describe started in the solar system:
The error bar on the start time:
Time when this process ended:
The error bar on the end time:
The 100 to 300-word  abstract (please reduce the use of subject-specific terminology):

Multiple presentations:
You may present one talk as a first author and additionaly submit as many poster presentations  as you want.
You will also be able to talk about your research during additional discussion sessions.