IEEE International Symposium on Personal, Indoor and Mobile Radio Communications
13–16 September 2021 // Virtual Conference // By 6G Flagship

PIMRC 2021 Panels Guidelines

Panel Co-Chairs

 

Mikko Uusitalo
Nokia Bell Labs, Finland

mikko.uusitalo@
nokia-bell-labs.com

 

Hugo Tullberg
Ericsson, Sweden
hugo.tullberg@
ericsson.com

Goal

A Panel aims at bringing together in total 4–5 speakers in addition to the moderator. The panel speakers are expected to be from industry and academia, encompassing several sectors. They are assumed to discuss a timely and relevant topic of a broad interest to conference participants.

Proposal

The proposal for a panel should follow the template, available at the conference here. The proposal should be submitted via link.

Download template

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Structure

To allow enough time for discussion in the Panel, which is its main goal, the following structure should be followed:

  • The Panel should not have more than 5 participants, plus the moderator.
  • The organiser is supposed to be the moderator. There should be only 1 moderator.
  • The organiser has to establish a few questions to be addressed by the participants.
  • The moderator gives a 10-minute introduction presentation at the beginning of the panel.
  • Participants should address the questions posed, in a 10-minute presentation each (very strict time control!).  Basically, the presentation should consist of 6 slides, i.e., the cover slide plus one per question.

Schedule and format

Panels will be held during the main conference programme, in parallel to other technical sessions. The panels are planned to be organized in a virtual format with live interaction.

Duration

The panel occupies one conference time-slot, i.e., about 1h30.

Public information

The following information will be made public:

  • Proposer’s name
  • Proposer’s Institution
  • Proposer’s biography
  • Panel title
  • Motivation and context
  • Participant names and biographies
  • Participants’ photos

Evaluation

The following criteria will be taken into consideration for the evaluation and ranking of Panels’ proposals:

  1. Relevance
  2. Timeliness
  3. Technical Content
  4. CVs of Organiser/Moderator and Participants
  5. Overall Recommendation.

Panels Co-Chairs will conduct the evaluation.