ABSTRACT SUBMISSION CLOSED.
Thank you for your contributions. The call for abstract is closed. You can still hand in topics for our unconference session >> read more.
Please be aware: Presenting authors have to be on-site in person. There is no opportunity to present an oral or poster presentation virtually/remotely.
It is planned to finalize the review for the abstracts submitted by May 8th by mid-May. Posters that are submitted later will be reviewed as soon as possible.
Abstract Submission guidelines:
Submit an abstract for a talk and/or a poster:
- Presenting authors have to be on-site in person. There is no opportunity to present an oral or poster presentation virtually/remotely.
- All abstracts must be submitted in English.
- Authors are responsible for the literary standard of submitted abstracts. If necessary, authors are recommended to seek for editorial help.
- It is the author’s responsibility to submit a correct abstract; any errors in spelling, grammar, or scientific fact will be published as typed by the author.
- Standard abbreviations must be used. Other abbreviations must be defined in brackets after the first use of the word.
- Please provide information on potential conflicts of interest.
- Abstracts can be submitted for an oral presentation, a poster presentation or both.
- Please provide up to 3 keywords from the list below to describe your contribution.
- Abstracts can have max 3.800 characters (with spaces) and have to be submitted using the abstract form.
Keywords:
IMPORTANT: Subtopics are examples. If your topic is not listed under the subtopics, use the main topic that best fits, or reach out to us.
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