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Session moderators significantly impact scientific meeting quality. Effective moderation requires specific skills in organization, communication, and facilitation, transforming presentations into engaging scientific discussions.

Keywords:
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  • Scientific Meetings
  • Conference Management
  • Academic Skills

Background:

  • The role of session moderators in scientific meetings is under-documented.
  • Moderation is often perceived as procedural, yet it's a critical skill.
  • Moderator performance directly affects session quality.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To define the essential competencies of a scientific meeting moderator.
  • To highlight the importance of preparation and in-session facilitation.
  • To advocate for the recognition and teaching of moderation as an academic skill.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review on moderator roles and responsibilities.
  • Analysis of competencies required for effective scientific facilitation.
  • Exploration of the impact of moderation on session dynamics.

Main Results:

  • Moderation requires organization, communication, time management, and facilitation skills.
  • Effective preparation and adaptability are crucial for moderators.
  • Active facilitation transforms presentations into scientific discussions.

Conclusions:

  • Session moderation is a complex skill influencing scientific, educational, and institutional quality.
  • Moderators should be trained and recognized for their academic contribution.
  • Improving moderation practices enhances overall scientific meeting effectiveness.