Oral Presenters will present a slide deck either in-person in the session room or virtually via Zoom during an oral or joint oral session.
An Oral Session is a session with 4-6 verbal presentations (in-person or virtual) with PowerPoints. Each presentation is typically 15 minutes in length, including Q&A. Approximately 11 minutes are set aside for the presentation followed by 3 minutes for questions and answers. This leaves one minute for speaker transition. Please refer to your acceptance email or the online program for your presentation/session date and time. A Joint Oral Session is an oral session where two or more conferences or symposiums plan and run a session together.
What to Expect Before the Meeting:
- Check the online program to confirm your presentation date and time.
- Let everyone know that you’ll be presenting on social. Include the #AMS2027 hashtag and @ametsoc handle.
- Register at the appropriate rate. Please note everyone presenting (both in-person and virtual) and/or attending the 107th AMS Annual Meeting must register. Additional information will be available shortly.
- Visit Presenter's Corner to manage your abstract.
- Watch this webinar for tips on giving a formal presentation.
- Read the presenter emails sent from the AMS Meetings Department for more information on managing your abstract online and giving your presentation.
- Look for an email notification that a question has been asked about your abstract via asynchronous chat feature in the online program and mobile app. Be sure to respond to get a discussion going!
What to Expect After the Meeting:
- Look for an email notification that a question has been asked about your abstract via asynchronous chat feature in the online program and mobile app. Be sure to respond to keep the discussion going!
- Watch your presentation recording* in the online program and mobile app (72 hours after your session ends).
- Upload Supplementary Information in Presenter's Corner.
*Please refer to our Policies page for information regarding recordings and copyright material.