Recent extreme events are being carefully analysed by the community to determine to what extent human influences have changed ...

Research posters should be more than academic advertisements—or, conversely, overwhelming data dumps that attempt to compress ...

Lister Hill National Center for Biomedical Communications, U.S. National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, Maryland, USA Correspondence to Dr Raymond Francis Sarmiento Lister Hill National Center for ...

We are now accepting abstracts to be considered for a concurrent session at the CCVC 12th Annual Symposium taking place October 9-10, 2025 The abstract call is open to topics that include basic, ...

Abstracts are a crucial part of the majority of academic writing. Being able to compose a concise, accurate, and attractive abstract is an essential skill for graduate students. Abstracts allow you to ...

The maximum abstract length is one (1) page with 1” margins. We recommend not including images, graphs, or tables. Do not insert page numbers or headers and footers. Posters will be presented during ...

Contributions on the topics listed in the Conference Announcement under Section C are welcome as oral or poster presentations. All submissions, apart from invited papers, must present original work, ...

You must submit your abstract using the online submission form. Abstracts sent by email will not be considered. Abstracts that are incomplete will not be considered. All ESA Annual Meeting proposal ...

Introduction Although venous ulcers have a great social and economic impact, there is a lack of evidence from randomised controlled trials (RCTs) to support appropriate management for this disease.

Please submit a complete abstract summarizing your study. It should be a concise synopsis of the problem, methods, results, and conclusions of your study. Submitted abstracts will be selected for ...

Well-written abstracts typically summarise the purpose, methodology, findings and significance of a study, allowing potential readers to quickly grasp the main points without reading the entire paper.