Submissions start now and the deadline will be November 15th, 2023.
Due to popular demand we will extend the deadline for abstract submissions until December 10th, 2023, 23:59 CET.
There are several formats available for submissions: Oral presentation, Poster and Symposium. The Scientific Committee will make a final selection of presentations based on scientific quality, relevance, importance and impact.
Submissions must include:
Please note: Oral contributions (in a symposium or paper session) should be about 15 minutes long, with a maximum of 12 minutes speaking time and at least 3 minutes of discussion.
Oral presentation and Poster formats
All submissions should be linked to one of the topics covered by the conference:
Members of Scientific Committee will review all submissions. It’s possible that submissions that are not accepted for oral presentation may be switched for posters presentation.
The poster should be prepared as A0 format. (The size of the metaplan board will be about 120 cm breadth and 150 cm length).
Submitted Symposium and Invited symposium
Symposium should be 90 minutes in length and encompass presentations from a minimum of 4 and maximum of 6 speakers (including a possible discussant) on a common issue. Besides a chairperson, a symposium may optionally also include a discussant. In planning a symposium, a chairperson should allow sufficient time for audience questions and discussion. The chairperson is responsible for joint submission of the symposium summary as well as the abstracts of individual submissions.
All symposium submissions must include:
Data Blitz format
Authors will present their work in rapid-pace form. Presenters will be given up to 5 minutes during the data blitz oral session to report the main findings of their study. During the submissions process, authors will have the option to indicate whether they would like their abstract to be considered for the Data Blitz Session. Among all submissions, the Scientific Committee will select the most interesting abstracts which will be scheduled into the Data Blitz session.
Authors of submissions selected for the Data Blitz session, should prepare up to 4 slides containing: (1) the title, the names of all authors, their affiliations and contacts, and any acknowledgements/funding sources (first slide), (2) an overview of the study background and the key question/s being addressed (second slide), (3) brief information about the research design used to address the research question (third slide), and (4) main findings/conclusions (fourth slide).
Paper sessions (oral presentations)
All oral presentations must include:
Number of Submissions
Please note that every person can only submit one abstract (regardless of the kind of submission).
For any question, please ask the Scientific Committee as soon as possible.