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Can a coauthor do the presentation at a conference?
Yes, of course. This is normal, and often happens.
There is no expectation that a particular author presents the paper at a conference. I suspect, however, that your teacher will also have a view on ...
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Can a coauthor do the presentation at a conference?
I am pretty sure that every conference I've ever been to has had several papers presented by someone other than the first author. I recall some where the presenter wasn't even an author at all. This ...
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How to prepare an overview talk about other people's work?
I feel like there are two rough outlines to a compelling talk like this:
Outline 1 is sort of historical, following a path of results that lead to some discovery/accepted result/model of the world. ...
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I got accepted to a top quantum information conference as a poster but not as a talk. Is it really worth something?
In-person poster sessions are an excellent networking opportunity. In my personal experience, presenting a poster results in more feedback and valuable discussions than giving a talk at a conference. ...
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Can a coauthor do the presentation at a conference?
Yes, as in other answers/comments, anyone authorized by the authors can present.
Nevertheless, if you (as a beginner) have the opportunity to be the presenter, you should absolutely do it.
With my own ...
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High similarity index on turntin
I don't see how any of us can say. Maybe you stole it from a student at a Texas university. Maybe they stole it from you. Maybe a glitch. Maybe the conference will use a plagiarism checker like the ...
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I got accepted to a top quantum information conference as a poster but not as a talk. Is it really worth something?
To extend what Roland has already said:
Oral presentations offer an opportunity to broadcast your work to a largely captive audience. Everyone in the room 'has to' listen to you for 10 or 15 minutes, ...
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Submitted paper without part of methodology
Write to the editor, if possible, stating the problem and asking for advice. Waiting to update in rebuttal may be too late if you get a hard reject. They may have a way to let you update the paper now....
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Conference rejects submissions with undeclared Conflicts of Interest (COI) automatically found on DBLP instead of using them to choose reviewers. Why?
To me, this sounds like the conference doesn't trust their own reviewers to indicate conflicts of interest.
The automated system is going to be terrible at detecting legitimate conflicts of interests ...
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How to prepare an overview talk about other people's work?
Normally, in my experience, review talks strive to combine historical overview with the state of the art, and fundamental theoretical concepts with references of their experimental implementations. ...
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