Abstract Submission Portal
Please read the following guidelines before submitting your abstract:
Abstracts should be no longer than 250 words, excluding the title, references, and presenter's names.
The abstract should clearly indicate the main conclusions of the paper or project.
Use Vancouver referencing style for citing references within the abstract.
While submissions of abstracts that are still in progress are accepted, assessors will consider whether results are included in the abstract or not.
Include the following sections in the abstract: Introduction, Objective, Methods, Results, Conclusion.
Provide a brief background or context for the project, highlighting its significance in the ‘Introduction’.
Clearly state the aim or purpose of the project in the ‘Objective’ section.
Describe the methods or approach used to conduct the project in the ‘Methods’.
Summarise the key findings or outcomes of the project in the ‘Results’.
Highlight the main conclusions or implications of the project in the ‘Conclusion’.
List references cited in the abstract at the end. A maximum of three can be listed.
You will be notified of the outcome of your submission by Friday 24th May. Best submissions will be invited to deliver an oral presentation.
The author(s) of accepted abstracts must register for a place or purchase a ticket by the early deadline of Friday 30th May 2025 to guarantee inclusion of their poster at the conference.