General Guidelines

Failure to comply with any of the below guidelines may result in the work not being considered for revision and/or the author being denied the opportunity to present it at the event.

Abstract

Must be submitted in English only.

Materials

Presentation materials (e.g., posters, slides for talks) must be written in English.

Presentation

The presentation and the subsequent discussion should be held in English.

Guidelines for Talks

Who can submit?

PhD candidates, Masters students wishing to present their Masters’ developed work and/or PhD proposals, PhD students, Postdoc researchers, other researchers.

Language

The presentation, the materials used (e.g., Slides) and the subsequent discussion should be held in English.

Abstract length

150-250 words.
Abstracts should contain information about research goals, methods, results (or predicted results), main theoretical or applied implications.

Duration

Authors will have 15 minutes to present their work, with an additional 10 minutes to answer audience questions.

Guidelines for Posters

PhD candidates, Masters students wishing to present their Masters’ developed work and/or PhD proposals, PhD students, Postdoc researchers, other researchers.

Who can submit?

PhD candidates, Masters students wishing to present their Masters’ developed work and/or PhD proposals, PhD students, Postdoc researchers, other researchers.

Poster size

A0 (120cm X 90cm; 4 feet X 3 feet).

Language

The presentation, the materials used (e.g., Slides) and the subsequent discussion should be held in English.

Abstract length

150-250 words
Abstracts should contain information about research goals, methods, results (or predicted results), main theoretical or applied implications.

Important Dates

until 29 March

Submissions

22 April - 10 May

Registrations

16 - 17 May

Phd Meeting