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GUIDELINES FOR ABSTRACTS SUBMISSION

Interested in presenting your work in one of the Twenty Six conference sessions? The call for paper is now open. In order to get an idea of how to prepare your paper, you can find more information about paper submission here. The online abstract submission system is open!

There are three different types of contributions you can choose from within this system:

1. Abstract (Speaker and Oral)

2. Poster abstract

3. Workshop

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Once you submit your abstract, a review fee is required to initiate the evaluation process. This fee covers the administrative and professional costs involved in reviewing your submission by our Organizing Committee and Editorial Board Members. The review ensures that your work meets the conference’s scientific and presentation standards before being accepted for inclusion in the program.

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ABSTRACT GUIDELINES

Language:All abstracts must be submitted in English.

Author(s)

The content of the abstract is the sole responsibility of the author(s) and will be published exactly as submitted.

The presenting author must be clearly identified at the time of submission and will serve as the primary contact for all correspondence regarding the abstract.

Include the full names and surnames of all co-authors, along with their designations and affiliated institutions.

Length

1. Scientific Submissions: Maximum 2,200 characters

2. Education Poster Submissions: Maximum 1,500 characters

3. Case Report Submissions: Maximum 1,000 characters

Title

1. The abstract must have a concise, specific title with no abbreviations, clearly reflecting the nature of the study.

2. Titles should be engaging and, where possible, hint at the main conclusion.

Content

A complete and well-structured abstract should include the following sections:

Background/Objectives – A brief introduction (1–2 sentences) outlining the problem being addressed, relevant background information, and the objectives of the investigation.

Design and Methods – Details of the methodology, including study design, number of subjects, and approach taken.

Results – Key findings supported by data. Tables and figures should include clear explanatory captions.

Conclusions – Overall conclusion of the research and suggested areas for further study.

Poster Presentation Format:

a) The presentation should be prepared in PowerPoint (PPT) format with a maximum of 10–12 slides.

b) You may use your own presentation template; however, please ensure the conference logo is included on all slides.

c) You will be presenting electronically at the venue, so a physically printed poster is not required.

Presentation Guidelines:

a) Poster presenters will be allocated 15 minutes in total (10 minutes for presentation and 5 minutes for Q&A).

b) Content must be scientific, clear, and relevant to the conference theme.

c) Please avoid including any promotional or commercial material.

d) Presenters are expected to be at their posters during the assigned presentation time for interaction with attendees.

Author guidelines

We kindly request you to follow the following guidelines for your abstract submission:

Document type: Word

Text font: Times New Roman

Font size: 11

Maximum number of words: 300

Maximum amount of keywords: 5

Order of presented information:

Title

Presenting author

Other authors

Primary affiliation

Abstract text (maximum 300 words)

Images (maximum 2)

Keywords

Recent & professional photograph along with your organization logo

Biography (150 Words)

The abstract Template is attached above.

Abstract submission

To submit your paper for review, please fill the above abstract submission form and submit your paper.

Please contact our Abstract Secretariat if you have any queries at all regarding abstract submission.

Contact details:

UCG Conferences Secretariat

T: +971551792927

WhatsApp: https://wa.me/+971551792927

Email: info-ucg@utilitarianconferences.com