Thank you for agreeing to speak at the ROeS 2025 Conference in Graz,
Austria. Please find below some guidance for creating and submitting
your presentation for the conference.
Session time
If you want to know your session date and time, check the schedule online.
The time allocated for a presentation is 15 minutes followed by
Q&A (approx. 4 minutes).
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Submitting your Presentation
- Please submit your presentation within your ConfTool
account no later than Sunday, 7th of
September 2025
- We cannot accept USB sticks or files via email at the
conference
- If you want to update your presentation, you can upload a new file
the same way the first one was uploaded, but no later than
7th of September 2025
Upload Instructions
When logging into ConfTool you can click on “Your Submission” to
see your submission:

Then click on final upload:

After choosing your file please upload and save the data:

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At the conference
- Speakers should arrive in the respective session room 10 minutes
before the session is due to start.
- Please introduce yourself to the session chairs.You can find your
session chair’s name in the program.
- All session rooms are equipped with a desktop computer and LCD
projector, microphones will be provided in the larger session rooms
- We will ensure that your slides will be ready at the session room
desktop computer for your talk.
- A technician will be present in each session room to assist speakers
in accessing their respective presentations
- We will not provide a laser pointer. If you need to point to
anything in your presentation you can use the pointer within Powerpoint
and Acrobat Reader, respectively. Please get familiar with this before
the conference.
- Time Management: Ensure your presentation fits within the allocated
time. A good rule of thumb is to plan for at least one slide per minute.
The session chair will use time cards to indicate when you are nearing
the end of your allotted time.
- At the time of the session if there are no-shows, the chair of the
session will announce the no-show and maintain the sequence of
presentations. In other words, there should be no pauses in the session.
The chair will keep the time and take questions from the audience, and –
together with a volunteer assigned to the session room – assist you with
the technical equipment.
- Note: In the event of speaker no-shows, the session chair can use
the time for an extended question and answer period or begin the next
presentation.
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