Student Program

The PANIC05 student program is intended to provide an enhanced conference experience for undergraduate and graduate students. Students will have the opportunity to present their research in a poster session to the larger professional community and to one another.

Students will attend the full conference. Events will include a dedicated poster session for the presentation of student research, introductions to hot topics discussed at the meeting, opportunities to converse with other students, faculty, and senior scientists, and other activities scheduled throughout the meeting to benefit undergraduate and graduate students.

The application deadline for a waiver of the conference fee and lodging costs has passed. Students who applied before the deadline will be notified of their awards by September 2, 2005.
However, registered students still are eligible for the special student registration fee and access to student housing

Requirements
Enrollment in a course of undergraduate or graduate study in physics or a related field. Students requesting a waiver of the entire conference registration fee and/or housing costs must present their work in a regular oral or poster session, or at the special student poster session.

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FAQ: frequently asked questions

Important dates
Application deadline: August 17, 2005
Award notification: September 2, 2005 (this is before the "reduced registration" date)

Another Undergraduate Conference Opportunity
Undergraduates who are unable or unwilling to attend PANIC05 may be interested in the Conference Experience for Undergraduates (CEU) associated with the fall 2005 meeting of the APS Division of Nuclear Physics in Maui, Hawaii, September 18-22.

Student program
These special student sessions can also be found in the main program listing. All student sessions are in the Hilton Ortiz room, except for the last event on Friday.

Monday	12:30-1:30	Hot Topic I - Tom Hemmick on Heavy Ions
Monday	7:00 - 8:00	Student Reception
Tuesday	12:30 - 1:30	Hot Topic II - Dan Holz on Cosmology
Thursday	12:30 - 1:30	speaker TBD on Neutrinos
Friday	4:40 - 5:00	Student Farewell (Sweeney Plenary room)