symposium (Meaning)

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symposium (n)

a meeting or conference for the public discussion of some topic especially one in which the participants form an audience and make presentations

The symposium brought together leading scholars to exchange ideas on groundbreaking research.
The keynote speaker at the symposium delivered a thought-provoking presentation that ignited lively discussions.
Participants attended the symposium to learn about innovative approaches to solving contemporary challenges.
The symposium provided a platform for researchers to showcase their findings and receive constructive feedback.
The symposium fostered collaboration between academia and industry, leading to practical applications of scientific discoveries.
The symposium aimed to stimulate dialogue and promote interdisciplinary research on a pressing social issue.
The symposium's diverse attendees included students, faculty, practitioners, and policymakers.
The symposium's proceedings were published in a peer-reviewed journal to disseminate knowledge to a broader audience.
The symposium concluded with recommendations for future research and action to address a global problem.
The symposium's success demonstrated the value of bringing together diverse perspectives to advance human understanding.

a meeting or conference for the public discussion of some topic especially one in which the participants form an audience and make presentations

panel, conference,seminar, convention, panel discussion, roundtable,forum, conclave, assembly, round-robin

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The symposium brought together leading scholars to exchange ideas on groundbreaking research.

The keynote speaker at the symposium delivered a thought-provoking presentation that ignited lively discussions.

Participants attended the symposium to learn about innovative approaches to solving contemporary challenges.

The symposium provided a platform for researchers to showcase their findings and receive constructive feedback.