sPHENIX is a new detector at RHIC.

[John Haggerty <haggerty AT bnl.gov>]

At the risk of creating a disturbance and stepping on toes, would it 
make more sense for the two talk abstracts to be:

- calorimetry (emcal, hcal, jets)
- tracking (mvtx, intt, tpc, heavy flavor)

with an emphasis on technical progress on the detectors and what physics 
they each enable?  Then the posters would all provide backup to those talks.

On 11/28/17 8:49 AM, Gunther M Roland wrote:
> Friends,
>
> As discussed at the last GM, we need to prepare abstracts for our QM 
> 2018 contributions in the next week (abstract submission deadline is 
> 12/11). We have prepared a dropbox paper to collect proposals:
> https://paper.dropbox.com/doc/sPHENIX-QM-2018-contributions-FGsO1B4vtKL5kHt3lIFln?_tk=share_copylink
>
> Please add any proposals to this page by next Thursday, providing title, 
> abstract and at least one possible presenter for posters. In particular, 
> topical group conveners and L2 managers should organize abstracts for 
> their respective groups within the next week.
>
> We will finalize the abstract selection at the Santa Fe meeting and then 
> submit the abstracts centrally to the conference. We will only select 
> the presenters after we hear back from the organizers, but in particular 
> for the posters we would like to know that their is at least one 
> possible presenter for each submission.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gunther and Dave
>
>
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