Participants who want to present an oral or poster presentation must submit an abstract for consideration by the scientific program committee. The submitter must ensure that all authors are aware of the content of the abstract before submission. All selected abstracts will be published in the Conference Proceeding with an ISBN number.

The extended abstract must include the title, author(s), introduction, aims, highlighted results and conclusion. It should be prepared on one A4-sized paper with 3.0cm margins on left sides and 2.5 cm margins on other sides; typed with single spacing using size 12 Times New Roman font. All illustrations must be prepared inside of the main text.

• Poster size should be A0 portrait oriented (width: 84.1cm / 33.1 inch, Length:118.9cm / 46.8 inch). Do not exceed these dimensions. 
• Apply the KISS principle: ‘Keep it Short and Simple’. Avoid putting too much text and figures on the poster.
• Your poster is a visual aid to present your work. The less text the better. Visual elements such as figures, graphs, diagrams should dominate.
• Use a light colour background and dark colour letters for contrast. Use 2-3 colours and avoid overly bright colours.
• Presenting your poster: Prepare a poster pitch of three minutes at the very most, in which you walk your audience through the most important results of your poster. Practice your poster pitch beforehand. Only provide more information to those who ask, remember, most attendees would like to visit as many posters as possible.
• Include a photo of yourself and your contact information, so that people can reach out to you if they look at your poster when you are not there.

• 1. Duties of authors

  Reporting standards

  In reports of original research, authors hold a paramount responsibility: to present a factual account of their work and objectively discuss its significance. Accuracy reigns supreme, demanding faithful representation of the underlying data. The manuscript should offer enough detail and reference points for any qualified researcher to replicate the findings. Fraudulent or intentionally misleading statements are deplorable lapses in ethical conduct and will not be tolerated. Beyond original research, reviews and professional publications must likewise uphold accuracy and objectivity. Even for editorial "opinion" pieces, transparency is paramount: readers deserve clear identification of such subjective content.

Please use the form below to submit your abstract for the Conference. We look forward to meaningful contributions from you and sharing your knowledge and research with the community.

Note:

• Please ensure that your abstract adheres to our guidelines and instructions.
• We are committed to protecting your personal information and will only use it for conference-related purposes.