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IAMC 2021: submission statistics

The 14th IAMC Annual Meeting has closed the submission process: this year we received 197 submissions, almost as many as last year (203). The proposals for presentations are currently being evaluated on the basis of scientific quality, relevance for the themes and originality. There are also some secondary criteria, e.g.

The 14th IAMC Annual Meeting has closed the submission process: this year we received 197 submissions, almost as many as last year (203).

The proposals for presentations are currently being evaluated on the basis of scientific quality, relevance for the themes and originality. There are also some secondary criteria, e.g. IAMC prefers not to have too many presentations of one team. Notifications on the results of the evaluation process are expected to be circulated in early September.

Top 5 topics in terms of submissions are “National mitigation strategies and the 2023 Global Stocktake”, “Pathways to carbon neutrality in individual sectors”, “Deep mitigation scenarios”, “Climate change impacts”, and “Sustainable Development Strategies”. The following chart shows the number of submissions (for both oral and poster presentations) per topic. On the basis of the evaluation and number of submissions some topics can be merged into larger sessions.Considering the country of residence of the corresponding author, we received papers from 23 countries. The graphic below shows the country distribution of submissions.

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IAMC’s Scientific Steering Committee for 2026–2029

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New Scientific Working Group: Health and Human Wellbeing

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