Abstract submission is Now open
The Abstract must have no more than 300 words. All uploads must reach our online submission system by 20th September 2026.
In the online abstract submission system you should:
- Select one abstract topic, among the 06 pre-defined themes of the symposium.
- Provide all applicable data in the abstract submission form
- Submit the outline abstract according to the template (in both MSWord and pdf file formats) as an attachments with family name of the first author as the file name.
- Please remember to click the “Finish” button at the end of the process.
If the submission is successful, you should receive a confirmation email immediately by email. If you do not receive it, please contact the programme committee rndsym2027@gmail.com .
Your abstract must be in plain English, clearly defining the objectives, status, methodology, findings and significance of the investigation or study. Your submitted abstract will be peer reviewed by an expert’s panel. Abstract selections are based on the scores and comments of those reviewers. Panel decisions on selection of your abstract for full paper submission will be announced by 20th October 2026.
Once the abstract is selected, at least one of the authors must register for the conference before the Early Bird Registration deadline (to be announced in due course) in order to be included in the conference program
Your initial submission must be in the form of an abstract, using the template, as described above.
You may submit as many abstracts as you want. However, no individual can present more than two oral/poster presentations –instead, the co-authors can present any further accepted submissions.
Three fundamental questions determine whether an abstract will be accepted onto the conference program: Is the work novel? Is it correct and well presented? Is it interesting? To improve your chance of success, consider the following criteria.
- Ensure that your abstract fits the selected conference topic and is relevant for experts and non-experts.
- Submit original content. Describe breakthrough technology, new concepts, and novel applications of established concepts, or improvements to existing theories (with new supporting data).
- Ensure that the work is well developed. If you can show concrete results that are well supported by data, your paper is more likely to be accepted.
- Clearly show how significant your work is. Your research must be relevant for your country, region or for other researchers and/or professionals working in your field.
- Prepare your outline with care, organize your material well, write clearly in plain English, prepare your graphics professionally, and make sure your information is accurate, up to date, and referenced.