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Abstracts may be submitted for the following presentation types
- Free Paper
- Poster |
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Abstracts must be submitted in English and follow the format below:
- Title (20 words max)
- Purpose (50 words max)
- Setting/Venue (20 words max)
- Methods (100 words max)
- Results (100 words max)
- Conclusions (50 words max)
- Financial Disclosure (YES/NO) |
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Submitted abstracts will be reviewed, graded and accepted or rejected by the ESONT Committee. The decision of this Committee is final. |
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When an abstract is accepted for presentation, one of the authors must undertake to present it. The presenter must be a registered delegate for the ESONT Programme. |
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Formulae should, in general, be avoided. |
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When using abbreviations or acronyms for the first time, care should be taken to spell them out in full with the abbreviation in parentheses after the full word/s the first time it appears in the text. The abbreviation should be used alone thereafter. |
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All abstracts selected will be published in the Book of Abstracts. The abstract will appear as submitted. |
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Details regarding the audio visual facilities and requirements at the Congress Centre will be sent to all presenters with confirmation of acceptance of their abstract. |
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Only one abstract per author will be accepted for the Free Paper Programme. |
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An electronic poster is easily prepared as a maximum of 6 PowerPoint slides and authors of accepted poster abstracts will receive full details on how to submit their presentation in advance of the Congress |
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All accepted poster presentations will be judged by the ESONT Committee. A first prize of €750 and a second prize of €500 will be awarded to the best posters. |
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