Presenter: the first step is to submit an abstract; if the Scientific Committee accepts it then it is possible for the author to register and proceed with the payment to validate the registration.
Listener: in this case, it is possible to register directly as a listener without submitting any abstract.
How to submit an abstract?
You need to create your account in the submission platform system first and then click on “Submit a Paper”
Is it possible to create an account on the submission system and come back later to submit?
Yes, it is also possible to create an account, start a submission and come back later to update it or finish it: Please note that you would not be able to update your abstract anymore once it is completed and under review.
Are there any guidelines regarding the abstract format?
Yes, a “Guide for Authors” is available at the beginning of each new submission in the submission system. Please read it carefully
What are the related topics?
There are the conference topics that are the closest to the content of your abstract. It is important to choose the accurate related topic(s) because the abstract will be sent to the reviewers who are experts in the selected topic(s).
Does the conference organizer provide proof of attendance?
Yes, the conference organizer provides a certificate of participation and an invoice. These documents are usually required by your university/institute to allocate the grants.
What is the mandatory information for a submission?
Title, abstract content, authors (names & contact details), related topic(s)
Is it possible to submit more than one abstract by presenter?
Due to limited slots, the number is limited to two communications per presenter, including a maximum of one oral presentation per presenter
What are the reviewing criteria?
Submissions are reviewed based on:
The Technical Merit: How solid is the presented work? Is the evaluation methodology appropriate? Does the data seem accurate? Are there any fatal flaws in underlying assumptions?
The Readability: How easy is it to understand the submission? Factors that can affect readability include writing style, grammar, spelling, over-use (or under-use in some cases) of equations, inappropriate submission length, or improper font sizes.
The Relevance: How appropriate is this submission for this conference? Sometimes even good submissions are better suited to other locations.
The Originality: Will attendees learn something that they didn’t already know from this submission?
How to know whether an abstract is accepted or not?
Once the Scientific Committee has reviewed the abstract, the Organizing Committee sends an email to inform the author about the result. If the abstract is accepted then the author receives an “Acceptance Letter”.
Is it possible to attend the conference without submitting any work?