Speaker Interest
Interested in giving a CAMM-related talk?
CAMM welcomes interest from prospective speakers, visiting researchers, and potential faculty collaborators who would like to share research with the CAMM community.
Please use the form below to tell us about your research area, proposed talk topic, availability, and preferred contact information.
Before You Submit
Helpful information to include
To help CAMM review speaker interest requests, please include enough information for the team to understand the proposed topic and how it may connect with CAMM research, facilities, education, outreach, or collaboration goals.
Research Area
Tell us what your talk would cover.
Include a short description of your research area, proposed talk title or topic, and any connection to materials research, manufacturing, artificial intelligence-enabled discovery, quantum materials, materials for extreme environments, facilities, education, outreach, or workforce development.
Speaker Details
Share your affiliation and availability.
Please include your name, institution or organization, email address, preferred timing, and whether you are interested in an in-person, virtual, or hybrid talk.
Follow-Up
Submitting interest does not confirm a talk.
A CAMM representative will review submitted information and follow up if the proposed talk is a good fit for upcoming programming or collaboration opportunities.
Interest Form
Submit speaker interest
Complete the form below to share your interest in giving a CAMM-related talk.
Speaker Interest Form
Use this form to share interest in giving a CAMM-related talk. Please include your contact information, affiliation, proposed topic, preferred format, and general availability. Submitting this form does not confirm a scheduled talk; a CAMM representative will follow up if the proposed topic is a good fit for upcoming programming or collaboration opportunities.
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