TOPS Submission Form

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The goal of the Tobacco Online Policy Seminar (TOPS) is to provide a free multidisciplinary, international forum for research using experimental or quasi-experimental variation (i.e., a well-defined counterfactual) to study nicotine-tobacco policies, with a particular focus on emerging tobacco products and modified risk tobacco products.

At this time, we currently only accept submissions from presenters with a primary (and active) affiliation at a college/university, research center, or government agency, and for submissions that are not funded by the tobacco industry, foundations or consulting organizations they support, or tobacco advocacy organizations. The tobacco industry refers to any entity that manufactures, distributes, or sells tobacco products, including any parent, affiliate, branch, or subsidiary. A tobacco advocacy organization is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization that uses litigation, lobbying, or public education to influence public policy regarding tobacco products.

TOPS values submissions from all, but we also strive to create a diverse seminar series (e.g., race/ethnicity, gender, LGBTQ, nation, academic discipline, professional rank). For a given presentation that involves multiple co-authors, please consider asking a co-author who helps our seminar series to achieve its diversity goals to be the presenter.

Lead Presenter *

Lead Presenter E-mail *

Lead Presenter Position Title *

Lead Presenter Department

Lead Presenter Institution *

Lead Presenter Personal Website / Online CV (if available)

Lead Presenter Country

Co-presenter(s) (if any). For research presentations, co-presenters are often knowledgeable co-authors who help to manage the Q&A chat but do not otherwise have a visual or verbal role during the presentation.

Co-presenter(s) e-mail (if applicable)

Which presentation format best fits your proposed presentation? *

"Grand rounds” style presentation of the presenter’s research around a common theme. This may include recently published work, current unpublished work, and/or future research plans.

“Traditional” seminar presentation with heavy discussion of a single paper that has not yet been accepted for publication or has been recently published.

“Workshop” model in which the presenter describes new tools or knowledge for tobacco policy researchers, without necessarily requiring the presentation of new research.

Disclosures for Project *

Please list funding source for presented work provided to you or any co-authors. If none, state so.

Disclosures for Lead Presenter *

Please list the lead presenter's tobacco-related funding sources over the last 10 years for any research, including (but not limited to) funding from pharmaceutical companies, tobacco companies, advocacy organizations (including tobacco control groups), and/or consulting/litigation services. Financial interest or other relationships may include grants or research support, or being an employee, consultant, stockholder, member of speaker's bureau, owner of a company or product, designer of a product, etc. If none, state so.

Presentation Title *

Abstract or proposal *

If any materials (published paper, working paper, or slides) are available for the study you would like to present, you are encouraged (though not required) to e-mail these to tobpolicy@gmail.com to assist the selection committee in evaluating your presentation. These materials will be kept confidential and only used in the evaluation process. Have you e-mailed any materials to tobpolicy@gmail.com? *

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