Instructions for plenary (invited) lectures
Every invited lecturer should submit his/her lecture in written form, no more than 2 pages. Plenary lectures are supposed to last 20 minutes, and invited lectures 15 minutes oral presentation.
Layout instructions for abstracts
1. Your abstract must be fully contained within the space provided. Use a printer that gives a distinct impression, preferably in Times New Roman, 11 pt. Do not diminish the text within the frame.
2. Fill the name of the Presenting Author with full address within the frame called “Name and address of presenting author” for correspondence.
3. Type the title of the abstract within the frame called “Title” in a lower case. Do not capitalize the entire title. Do not include any abbreviations but make the title brief, clearly indicating the nature of the investigation.
4. Type the Initial(s) and Family Name(s) of all authors with Institutions, City and Country within the frame called “Authors”. Underline the name of the presenting author.
5. Standard abbreviations may be employed in the text (but not in the title). Place special abbreviation in parentheses after the full wording at the first time it appears in the body of the text.
6. Organize the abstract to include the following:
- - Aim;
- - Material and methods;
- - Results;
- - Conclusions.
Conclusions with the statement like "the results will be discussed” and similar will lead to rejection of the paper.
Nonproprietary (generic) names of drugs, written in lower case, are required at the first place a drug is mentioned.
Bacterial and viruses names should be in Latin in bold italics.
Instructions for poster presentation
1. The poster board available to authors will measure approximately 90 cm width x 180 cm height.
2. The poster number will be already posted at the top of the board. The authors must use the board with the label indicating the program number corresponding to his/her poster.
3. Each poster must be labelled at the top with the Title of Presentation, the names of the author and co-authors, and the address of the institution where this research was carried out across the top of the whole poster. The lettering for this part must be at least 2.5 cm high.
4. Charts, drawings, and other illustrations should be simply but boldly drawn.
5. All materials should be on papers or thin cards which can be affixed to the poster board surface. Please do not mount a heavy material on boards. Tacks will be provided in front of the entrance of the conference site.
6. Authors are responsible for setting up and removing their posters. The Organizing committee can not keep poster material.
7. Poster presenters are requested to stay in the room for a given period of time proposed in the Programme.
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