Each participant of the conference has an opportunity to make one oral and one or two poster presentations. At the oral presentation the participant tells about the main content of his study. It is expected that the oral presentation is given in a scientific-popular style, which is understandable for a wide public. At the poster presentations supplementing the oral one, the participant makes a report about the highly specialized problems and results. The duration of oral reports will be determined later (not more than 20 minutes). The participant should send to the Organizing Committee a separate annotation for each presentation (both oral and poster).

Within the framework of the conference a competition of young scientists works will be held. Only oral reports are evaluated. Poster presentations are considered as additional information to the oral presentation. The jury of the contest is the participants and lecturers themselves. Each participant receives a bulletin in which he must mark three liked presentations. Voices of lecturers are taken into account as two voices of other participants. At the end of the conference, all the bulletins are collected, processed, and the work that receives the maximum number of votes is declared the winner of the competition. At the conference closing day the winners will be awarded with diplomas and valuable prizes.

The Organizing Committee provides participants with the opportunity to conduct seminars, lectures and trainings that may be of interest to a narrow public. For example, within the framework of the seminar, a conference participant can give a lecture for students and graduate students, or scientists working on a single scientific project can hold a seminar. If you are interested in holding such an event, you must contact the Organizing Committee in advance.