Code of Conduct
As the organizers of the Bernstein Conference, we are committed to making the conference a welcoming forum for fruitful scientific exchange. We are committed to creating a professional and technically secure environment, and we expect participants to show common courtesy. Thank you for helping us by abiding by the following rules.
Participating in the conference
- Registration and participation must always be under your real name and academic affiliation.
- With your registration, you agree to comply with the rules of good scientific practice1 and this code of conduct.
- If you do not wish to appear in photos or videos taken by the PR team of the Bernstein Network, please inform us at the registration desk.
Giving a talk or presenting a poster
- Your presentation must comply with the rules of good scientific practice1.
- Intellectual property rights must be respected at all times.
- As a presenter, you are responsible for the content of your presentation. As organizers of the Bernstein Conference, we decline any responsibility for copyright infringements of any kind. We strongly advise you to verify that any graphics or tables you use are your original work and can be presented at the conference. Please be advised that material can be shared with the general public much more quickly through social media channels.
Engaging in discussions and communication at the conference
- All communication, whether written or spoken, in person or online, must be respectful and polite. Harassment of any kind will not be tolerated and must be reported immediately.
- Criticism should be directed to ideas, methods, and results, not people.
- Moderators of the live talks and presentations must be respected at all times. This includes their management of the session, their timekeeping, and their selection of questions for the presenter during the Q&A section.
Please note
- Any failure to comply with any of these rules will not be tolerated and may result in exclusion from the conference.
