starmaker Posted June 22, 2011 Posted June 22, 2011 At work, we (four authors) recently submitted an abstract to a conference. Not only was our abstract accepted, but it was picked to be the keynote talk! I'm not the one who will be giving the talk (the first author is). So I wouldn't put it in a talks section on my CV. But, it seems worth putting somewhere on my CV that I co-authored a thing that got picked to be the subject of a keynote. How should I indicate this on the CV? Should I have a section for abstracts and then put "keynote" in parentheses before (or after) the abstract in question? Should I put a bit about "Keynote talk delivered by [First Author]"? Something else?
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