Schloss Dagstuhl needs your and your seminar's participants' help to document the impact your seminar has. So if you get any results that can be traced back to the seminar, please let Schloss Dagstuhl know about them, be they publications, projects, or even a new job and so on. Please ask the participants to likewise let Schloss Dagstuhl know about results.
If the result is a publication, we will be able to list it under the "Dagstuhl's Impact" section on the seminar's website, which might help other seminar participants to keep track of these results. Also, Schloss Dagstuhl would kindly ask you to acknowledge in the publication that the publication has in some way benefited from the seminar. You are free to word the acknowledgement however you like, but we would ask you to always include the seminar's title and seminar number as well as some kind of link to the seminar's website. Note that a seminar's website can be linked to using "https://www.dagstuhl.de/seminar_number" where "seminar_number" is replaced by the seminar's five-digit seminar number.
Nevertheless, as there have often been questions on how to word the acknowledgement, here are a few fictional example wordings for your inspiration:
- This work has benefitted from Dagstuhl Seminar 22321 "Computation in Fractional-Dimensional Banach Spaces."
- This work has benefitted substantially from Dagstuhl Seminar 22321 "Computation in Fractional-Dimensional Banach Spaces."
- This work has benefitted from the second and fourth author's participation in Dagstuhl Seminar 22321 "Computation in Fractional-Dimensional Banach Spaces."
- Part of this work was initiated by Dagstuhl Seminar 22321 "Computation in Fractional-Dimensional Banach Spaces."
- We thank the organizers of Dagstuhl Seminar 22321 "Computation in Fractional-Dimensional Banach Spaces." for bringing us together. We are particularly indebted to seminar participant Jane Doe for asking a question that initiated our research.
While we rely on you and the seminar participants to be proactive in letting us know about outcomes, all attendees are asked to complete an additional survey, mainly for collecting scientific success stories based on their seminar attendance, approximately 1 year after the seminar.