Why should you go?

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Why should you go? * The better question is why shouldn't you go? * Conferences offer the ability to present your research, learn about the research of others in your field, share knowledge, get feedback on your work, meet the people in your field, meet the people who are doing the type of research you are doing, and most (or least) importantly -- add to your CV in terms of conference presentations, posters, talks, symposium, poster awards, travel awards, etc. * There are many costs involved in attending a conference, though, including the time commitment, travel costs, hotel rooms, etc. Be sure to book your hotel early and nail down your transportation as soon as possible because hotels fill up fast. * ---- ◄ Back to [[How to Present Posters]]

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