Submission Guidelines
Any submissions for poster and/or oral presentations need to be done via our booking website.
- Please enter the title and the topic of the abstract.
- Please enter your abstract, the document should not exceed 2000 characters.
- Please enter the authors and their contact details.
- Confirm your submission details and complete the process. (Note: A submission as "Poster presentation only" is possible too)
- Your submission has been completed. You will receive a confirmation email shortly afterwards.
To start the process, please check title and topic(s) and click Continue to upload the document. Please choose at least 1 and at most 4 topics via the select boxes.
Evaluation Process
-
After the submission window has closed all submissions will be evaluated by our scientific boards (see bottom main page).
-
All contributions will be evaluated on behalf of their scientific quality, novelty & fit for the respective session topics. An equilibrieted gender balance & wide international diversity is being aimed at as well, but are secondary.
-
Each of the members of our national- & international scientific committees will assess only the contributions that fall into their specific field of expertise.
-
Any submission which will not be selected for oral presentation will automatically be assigned to a poster presentation.
-
A timely evaluation through our scientific committees is being aimed at.
After the evaluation process has been finalized, all contributors will be informed on the evaluation outcome & can choose to accept or decline.
Speaker Guidelines
-
The screen ratio is 16:9
-
Keynote talks are 30mins +5 mins discussion
-
Regular session talks are 15 mins +5mins discussion
-
Poster pitches are 1.5 mins
Poster Guidelines
-
Physical Poster Specification
The max. poster dimensions are 101,6 cm wide x 152,4cm high, portrait orientation. -
All the posters are displayed next to each other, there is no room on for overflow.
-
Printing and Delivery Options
All the posters should be printed and brought by presenters themselves.