Short lectures are presentations of (scientific) work held together with other, related talks in parallel sessions. The slots are assigned by the programme committee.
Duration:
10-15 min. (incl. 5 min. of Q&A)
Form:
The talk should reflect your work’s key findings and convey them to the audience in an engaging way. Please plan for Q&A time.
Submission as:
contribution
Posters
Posters are a compact way to display scientific results. The conference agenda includes time for participants to visit the poster exhibitions. The presenting author is required to be present during the poster sessions (and thus also to register for the event).
Format:
Printed World Format poster (128 cm high x 89.5 cm wide) Orientation: portrait
Structure:
Information in brief written and graphic form, e.g. with photographs, drawings, graphics and diagrams.
Submission as:
Contribution
E-Posters
Posters are a compact way to display scientific results. The conference agenda includes time for participants to visit the poster exhibitions. The presenting author is required to be present during the poster sessions (and thus also to register for the event).
Format:
Printed World Format poster (128 cm high x 89.5 cm wide) Orientation: portrait
Structure:
Information in brief written and graphic form, e.g. with photographs, drawings, graphics and diagrams.
Abstracts can be submitted for onsite posters, eposters and oral presentations.
Before submitting an abstract, it is essential to create a user account on the website.
Abstracts can be submitted without a congress registration.
Abstract must be prepared in English.
Abstracts should be submitted online via the congress website. Abstracts received by e-mail, on paper or by fax cannot be accepted.
For poster submissions, a maximum of 3 abstracts may be submitted by each author. If the author is not the presenter, a presenter must be added. A presenter is allowed to present up to 3 posters during the congress.
Presenting authors whose abstracts are accepted for presentation must register for the congress and pay the required registration fee.
Please note that maximum of 500 words is allowed.
For the abstract layout we recommend the following structure: (1) Objective, (2) Methods, (3) Results and (4) Conclusion.
Abstracts can be saved in draft status and completed before the deadline. The submission system will generate a temporary submission number that must be used in all correspondence. If you do not receive this number immediately after your submission, you abstract has not been registered.
A title that clearly indicates the nature of the investigation should be provided.
Abbreviations should be avoided in titles, but may be used in the text if they are defined at first usage.
Please ensure that your abstract does not contain spelling, grammatical or scientific errors, as it will be reproduced exactly as submitted.
Abstract submission must be accompanied by a declaration of any potentail conflict of interest for all authors since scientific sessions are intended to focus on educational content that is free from commercial influence or bias.
Abstracts may not be edited/updated after final submission, but you authors are welocme to bring an updated abstract onsite with them.
All abstracts accepted for presentation will be published on the congress website prior to the congress.
Please follow carefully these instructions. Abstracts not prepared correctly will not be considered for presentation.