There are 6 classes of talks by DØ speakers:
Special attention is given to the Fermilab Joint Experiment - Theory Seminar
(vulgo "Fermilab Wine and Cheese Seminar"), which is special because
that is where new DØ
results are presented to the general physics community. Based on suggestions from the
physics group conveneres, the Physics Coordinators propose speaker candidates to the
SB which advises and approves speaker choices.
Seminars and colloquia given at universities are not under the purview of
the Speakers' Bureau, but HEP seminars at major laboratories
(e.g. CERN, SLAC, Argonne) are subject to SB discussion and approval.
Only results approved by the Physics groups should be shown in these talks.
These talks are usually arranged and attended by people in
the geographical region. The DØ Speakers' Bureau should be
notified about these talks as soon as possible and reserves the
right to refuse approval of particular topics or speakers. The
appropriate Physics Group should also be notified about the talk,
so they can guide the preparation if necessary. These talks will be
listed in the overall tallies.
These talks are usually initiated by the prospective speaker based
on his/her own work. Speakers and contributed abstracts should be
approved by the Physics convenors or Instrumentation heads BEFORE
being submitted. The DØ spokespersons usually appoint someone to
collect the abstracts, check them for correct format, and submit
them to APS. APS contributed talks will be listed in the overall
tallies, but will not count when future talks are assigned.
These talks are often initiated
by the prospective speaker based on his/her own work. Such abstracts
should be approved by the Physics convenors or Instrumentation heads,
and the speaker and subject approved by the Speakers' Bureau BEFORE
being submitted to the conference.
The results presented in these talks must have
been approved by the appropriate Editoral Board(s). Usually the
Speakers' Bureau arranges such talks and selects the speakers based
on their own knowledge and recommendations of the appropriate
Physics Group convenors or Instrumentation Advisors.
These speakers are put to a vote by the Speakers' Bureau members,
either in a meeting, or by E-MAIL. Occasionally the speaker is
selected by the organizers, arranged by the proposed speaker,
or selected by the DØ Spokespersons as being the best choice
for the talk. These speakers are submitted for a "Stamp of Approval"
to the Speakers' Bureau members. Objections can be raised if a
member sees a problem with the choice.