We are pleased to invite submissions for both symposia and abstracts. Please read the information below before submitting. Abstracts and symposium proposals will be revied by the Scientific Committee. The local organising committee will take final responsibility for programme structure. Submitting authors are kindly requested to use AI responsibly and with academic integrity. Submissions should not be written by AI and AI cannot be a co-author. AI can be used to inform submission development. AI will not be used within the review process for conference submissions. Authors are reminded to consider the environmental impact and use AI sparingly in the sustainability spirit of the symposium.
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Guidelines
A symposium is a focused, expert-led conference session that explores a specific topic in depth, often featuring multiple presentations and opportunity for questions / discussions.
Successful symposium will be allocated a 2 hour time slot, this should include presentations and time for questions/discussion.
The symposium submission should include multiple speakers contributing towards the stated topic. It is recommended for the session to include 4 to 6 speakers and must have a named chairperson who may or may not also be a speaker. It is requested that those submitting consider EDI within the make up of the presenting group to ensure diversity – please see the Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Guidance for Symposium Proposals
. The local organising committee reserves the right to recommend adjustments to promote diversity and balance. A co-chair from the local organising committee will also be assigned to each symposium.
Submission should include:
Authors will be notified of symposium outcome by email ahead of the abstract deadline. Those unsuccessful at symposium submission are encouraged to submit individual abstracts.
If the symposium is accepted all authors must attend the symposium and present in person.
A person may be first author on a maximum of two abstract submissions.
Abstracts may not be longer than 300 words (excluding title, name of authors and institutions)
The following outline should be used:
Authors should indicate their presentation preference or the session where the paper will be presented:
To be considered for oral presentation submissions must have results (abstracts without results can be considered for poster presentation)
Poster presentations will include a 1min oral blitz presentation.
The Scientific Committee and the Organizing Committee reserve the right to decide on final allocation and presentation format.
After having submitted your abstracts, you will receive a confirmation by e-mail.
SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT HERE