We would like to thank all the sessions organizers, the speakers and the listeners most sincerely for their participation to the Meso10 congress. In spite of this new organisation, 340 people registered on the site and even more followed the live streaming discussions, with about 350 people each day (between 250 and 450). We can therefore estimate the global participation to this event probably between 500 and 600 listeners.
As we explain in the closing speech (which will be soon online too), we are going to leave the videos of the talks on the website until at least 15 October, so that everyone will have time to watch as many of them as possible. They will of course remain accessible only to those registered on the site. Some of these videos will be withdrawn after this date of 15 October, at the request of the authors. So don't wait too long to continue reading all these works. However, most of them will remain online until the proceedings are published.
Remember too that all the discussions have been recorded and are available at the bottom of the pages of each session.
About the proceedings, all papers will be published exclusively online and will be freely accessible to all immediately upon publication. They will be the subject of a virtual collection within those of our publisher, De Gruyter, which will allow access, if necessary, to the entire volume of proceedings. Everyone will therefore be able to distribute their paper largely and free of charge, and every paper will bear a specific DOI which will ensure its correct referencing.
We ask the authors to send us their paper within the next six months, which means before the end of February 2021. All the recommendations are on the page https://meso2020.sciencesconf.org/resource/page/id/17. To sum up, we recommand a length of between 4,000 and 10,000 words, excluding the bibliography and figure captions, and a maximum of 15 figures and tables.Remember too about the possibility of attaching online voluminous additional data: photographies, tables, inventories, 3D models, etc.
We want the proceedings to be published in 2021, so there will be no extra time.
