What can be Shown at Conferences/Seminars:

Only approved results summarized in either a conference note or a publication can be shown at conferences and seminars. Approved results can be found from the "Results & Publications" page.
   
Exceptions can be granted with approval from the Spokespeople. In the case of exceptions it should be clearly stated on the slides that the results are works-in-progress and not approved. In general, numerical results should be illustrated rather than actually reported.  For example, mass distributions without peak values are acceptable.
   
Students at APS or similar conferences and those giving job-interview seminars can show their own analyses without approval but with consent from appropriate conveners. For funding proposals and talks, it is permissible to present unapproved results if members of the presenting group are among primary authors of the analyses.
 

Conference Abstracts, Presentations & Proceedings

Conference abstract submissions should be approved by appropriate conveners and use the byline "The DØ Collaboration" or "John Submitter for the DØ Collaboration". Similarly conference proceedings should use the byline "John Speaker for the DØ Collaboration" for DØ talks or "John Presenter for the CDF and DØ Collaborations" for Tevatron talks. Speakers are encouraged to give practice talks, usually arranged by relevant conveners. CDF should be invited to the rehearsal if the talk covers their results as well. Finally speakers should seek comments from conveners on their proceedings and post the proceedings to Fermilab-Conf preprint and to hep-ex (optional). 

Talks at Recent Major Conferences

DØ Physics Workshops

Recent DØ Conference Contributions