The 2020 DDA meeting will be a virtual meeting taking place 3–7 August

(meeting schedule here [1])

Events	Logistics	Contacts
List of Special Sessions [2]: Artificial Celestial Bodies as a Dynamical Laboratory, The Dynamics of Building a Dynamics Community, The Main Belt: A Complex Dynamical System Special Talks: Brouwer Award [3], Rubin Prize [4]	The meeting schedule is available [1]! The Virtual format means we are doing things a bit differently this year! All contributed and invited talks will be pre-recorded and available for viewing in the week leading up to the meeting. The week of the meeting, we will have 2-3 hours per day of live Discussion/Q&A sessions with oral and poster presenters to take place via Zoom Webinars There will also be an asynchronous poster session for late poster abstracts (including second science abstracts). Discussion will take place via Slack	Scientific Organizing Committee: Kat Volk (Chair), Smadar Naoz AAS Press Office [5]
Important Information	Important Deadlines	FAQ
The live Discussion/Q&A sessions will be conducted via Zoom Webinars. If you are unable/unwilling to install Zoom on your computer, you can join the webinars from a web browser instead. See these instructions from Zoom. [6]	Registration [7]: required to gain access to talks, but open throughout the meeting! Closed Application for a grant to cover the student registration fee [8]: continued through 3 July Closed Application for a grant to cover the non-student registration fee [9]: continued through 3 July (more limited in number than the student grants!) Closed Duncombe Prize submission [10]: 29 June Closed Regular abstract submission [11]: 29 June Closed Late Poster Abstract Submission [12]: July 15 (poster session will be held asynchronously only) Deadline to upload talks/posters: July 27	Presentation Guidelines and Tips [13] AAS Anti-Harassment Policy [14] AAS Code of Ethics [15] You can securely report any violations of the above AAS policies to EthicsPoint [16] using the web-form or by phone

Events

Logistics

Contacts

List of Special Sessions [2]:
Artificial Celestial Bodies as a Dynamical Laboratory, The Dynamics of Building a Dynamics Community, The Main Belt: A Complex Dynamical System
Special Talks: Brouwer Award [3], Rubin Prize [4]

The meeting schedule is available [1]!
The Virtual format means we are doing things a bit differently this year! All contributed and invited talks will be pre-recorded and available for viewing in the week leading up to the meeting. The week of the meeting, we will have 2-3 hours per day of live Discussion/Q&A sessions with oral and poster presenters to take place via Zoom Webinars
There will also be an asynchronous poster session for late poster abstracts (including second science abstracts). Discussion will take place via Slack

Scientific Organizing Committee: Kat Volk (Chair), Smadar Naoz
AAS Press Office [5]

Important Information

Important Deadlines

FAQ

The live Discussion/Q&A sessions will be conducted via Zoom Webinars. If you are unable/unwilling to install Zoom on your computer, you can join the webinars from a web browser instead. See these instructions from Zoom. [6]

Registration [7]: required to gain access to
talks, but open throughout the meeting!
Closed Application for a grant to cover the
student registration fee [8]: continued through 3 July
Closed Application for a grant to cover the
non-student registration fee [9]: continued through 3 July
(more limited in number than the
student grants!)
Closed Duncombe Prize submission [10]: 29 June
Closed Regular abstract submission [11]: 29 June
Closed Late Poster Abstract Submission [12]: July 15
(poster session will be held asynchronously only)
Deadline to upload talks/posters: July 27

Presentation Guidelines and Tips [13]
AAS Anti-Harassment Policy [14]
AAS Code of Ethics [15]
You can securely report any violations of the above AAS policies to EthicsPoint [16] using the web-form or by phone

51st Annual Meeting - A Virtual Meeting

The 2020 DDA meeting will be a virtual meeting taking place 3–7 August

Events

Logistics

Contacts

Important Information

Important Deadlines

FAQ