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+ {% if proposals_a >= 1 %} You have exceeded the abstract submission limit. You may view your submitted proposals by clicking
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Proposal Guidelines
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- - The project you are willing to present should be an actual implementation rather than just an idea.
- - Submissions need not necessarily be about an implementation, they could also be about experiences and usage of Python and Python-based tools and libraries for research or teaching.
- - Abstract should be of 300 to 700 words describing the topic, including its relevance to scientific computing or the use of Python in education.
- - Proposals with an aim to promote a commercial product or service will be rejected.
- - In your abstract mention the various tools/libraries used for development.
- - Notification for selection/rejection of your proposal will be given through email.
- - All selected proposals must be presented at the conference by at least one author.
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+ Proposal Guidelines
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+ - The project you are willing to present should be an actual implementation rather than just an idea.
+ - Submissions need not necessarily be about an implementation, they could also be about experiences and usage of Python and Python-based tools and libraries for research or teaching.
+ - Abstract should be of 300 to 700 words describing the topic, including its relevance to scientific computing or the use of Python in education.
+ - Proposals with an aim to promote a commercial product or service will be rejected.
+ - In your abstract mention the various tools/libraries used for development.
+ - Notification for selection/rejection of your proposal will be given through email.
+ - All selected proposals must be presented at the conference by at least one author.
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