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Submit your abstract by June 30. You do not need to submit an abstract to attend the Forum, but we encourage you to share your science.

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Abstract limit is 400 words. We encourage you to prepare your abstract in a word processor and paste the text into this form. You must complete this form in one sitting - you cannot save and return to this form. Be sure to click "Submit" at the bottom of the form to complete your submission!

Abstract titlePlease enter your abstract title in title case, capitalizing all principal words (e.g., Timing and Tempo of Deformation along the Norumbega Fault System, mid-coast Maine). Please avoid using special characters. * required

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Session choiceSession choice: The plenary session organizers may select a small number of abstracts for oral presentations from the abstracts submitted; all other submissions will be presented as posters. We can print your posters at Carleton as long as submission is by 24 July.

The six plenary sessions are broadly focused around the following topics. If your research is about something else, don't let that stop you. We want to hear about your science! Please indicate which theme your abstract is related to: * required

Large-scale tectonics
Deformation in the upper crust
Experiments of all sorts
Geoscience education
Rates and dates
Societal relevance of structural geology and tectonics
Something else!

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