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  • First Round Abstract Sub Deadline: Dec 24, 2025


Abstract Submission Guidelines

Please follow the guidelines below to ensure your abstract is accepted and accurately processed for review:

  • All abstracts must be submitted exclusively through the official online submission system. Submissions via email, fax, or postal services will not be accepted.
  • Abstracts must be written in English and submitted in either .doc/.docx or PDF format, with a maximum word count of 500 words.
  • The presenting author is responsible for ensuring ethical compliance, obtaining any necessary approvals, and confirming the accuracy of the content.
  • Upon submission, an automated confirmation email will be sent, containing your unique abstract ID. This ID must be referenced in any future communication.
  • If you need to make changes to a submitted abstract, a written request must be sent to the conference team at least 60 days prior to the summit date.
  • All abstracts will undergo a scientific review process. Based on quality and relevance, submissions will be selected for oral or poster presentation.
  • Authors will be notified of the acceptance status and presentation format via email within 7 working days from the date of submission.
  • Presentation format requirements: All oral presenters must use Microsoft PowerPoint. Meeting rooms are equipped with digital projection systems only.
  • In cases where research is supported by industry or a funding organization, a conflict of interest declaration must be included at the bottom of the abstract.
  • A maximum of two abstracts per presenting author will be allowed due to program scheduling constraints.
  • Please ensure your abstract is proofread and finalized before submission. While we reserve the right to make editorial corrections, abstracts may be published as submitted.
  • Clearly indicate whether you are submitting for an oral or poster presentation.
  • While we encourage authors to choose the most relevant topic category, the Scientific Committee retains the right to assign the final topic classification.