Abstract Submission
Abstract submission is now closed.
Submit your abstract through the abstract submission system. You will be required to set up an account first.
All submissions will be reviewed based on technical merit, readability, relevance, and originality.
If you have any questions about the submission process, check the FAQ here or contact us.
There will be 300 oral presentation slots available for SCF 2026, which will be distributed across the venue’s seven rooms.
Deadlines
Submission deadline - February 13th 2026 extended to February 27th 2026Notification to authors April 3rd 2026Early bird registration - April 17th 2026
Registration deadline - May 15th 2026 (If you are a listener, you can still register)
Conference - June 22nd-24th, 2026
Abstract submission guidelines
To submit an abstract, please follow the formatting instructions and use the official template provided below.
When submitting, authors must indicate whether they wish to present an oral communication or a poster. All abstracts will be reviewed and selected by members of the SCF2026 Scientific Committee. The selected candidates for both oral and poster communications will be notified by the SCF2026 Secretariat.
Abstract submission | WARNING
- Each participant may present :
– 1 oral communication or 1 flash communication or 1 poster
– 1 oral communication and 1 poster
– 1 flash communication and 1 poster
- But CAN NOT present both an oral and flash communication
To submit multiple abstracts, you only need to create a single web account. Please use the same account (via your personal access code) for any additional submissions.
To ensure that your abstract is included in the program, you must complete your registration and payment online. You will also need to confirm, via your personal dashboard, that you will present your abstract during the congress.
It will be possible to replace your abstract and modify your submission (title, presentation type…). To do so, log in using the same account you created during the initial submission by clicking on the « Submission » button and on « Modify submission ».
All submissions must be submitted through the official congress website. Abstracts sent by email will not be accepted.
Oral presentation
Oral sessions consist of a series of individual talks. The time allocated to each oral presentation is 12 minutes in addition to 3 minutes dedicated to questions.
Poster presentation
A poster presentation allows you to interact face-to-face with people interested in your research. Each poster session lasts around 1 hour. Posters must not exceed A0 (84 cm wide by 119 cm long) in portrait format (landscape format is not allowed).