Abstract submission

 

Participants are invited to submit an abstract (max. one A4 page) for oral (15min) or poster presentation. For each session, oral presentations will be selected from submitted abstracts by the Scientific Committee.

Abstracts must adequately describe the objectives and results so that the quality and originality of the abstract can be evaluated by the scientific committee.

 

All contributions (invited speakers, short oral contributors, poster presentations) will be published in the form of abstracts. Abstracts are only accepted if they are accompanied by a preregistration to the conference of the presenting author. Only one abstract per presenting author will be accepted. Please upload your abstract file (as .doc or .rtf file) via the online preregistration form.

 

Abstract submission is essential to be eligible for a MC scholarship.  First year PhD students can provide a resume describing their project and ongoing research in case they do not have enough data to submit an abstract.

 

The deadline for abstract submission is June 15, 2007.

 

Abstract layout guidelines:

  • abstract title (Arial, 12pt, bold; DO NOT use all UPPERCASE characters)

  • names of all authors (Arial, 12pt; full first and last name: eg. Guy Salvesen, authors separated by comma's, presenting author underlined)

  • affiliation of all authors (Arial, 12pt, Italic)

  • body text (Max. 350 words) (Arial, 12pt)

  • single line spacing

  • alignment: justify

The entire abstract should not exceed 3000 characters including spaces. Please consult the example below and use the template for uploading your own abstract.

 

Template file for abstracts

 

Example

 

Notes:

  1. The organisers reserve the right to make editorial changes to the abstracts that are not conform the requirements.

  2. By submitting your abstract, you agree

  • to transfer ownership of copyright for the abstract and its content to the "15th Euroconference on Apoptosis" to enable publication in the book of abstracts.

  • to publication of your coordinates in the participants list in the book of abstracts

  1. The abstract file uploaded should be a text file (.doc or .rtf) to allow editing, typesetting and publishing of the abstract.