Abstract Submission Guidelines
Submission Deadline: September 30th, 2024
Abstracts sent by fax or post will not be admitted
The Committees of the event cordially invite participants involved in the Immunonutrition field and related research areas to submit abstracts either for oral presentation or for poster presentation.
Please keep in mind that if accepted by the committee, your abstract may be published/ provided at least one of its authors is registered to the conference by September 30th. Therefore, it is essential to pay attention to correct spelling and punctuation, and to make sure all details are entered respecting the guidelines regarding format and style.
The submitted abstract shall contain the following information:
Abstract
Each paper must begin with a carefully prepared, accurate, informative abstract, in one paragraph, that is complete in itself and intelligible. The abstract should start with the objective/aim of the review paper, followed by the key findings and ending in clear conclusion. It should not exceed 250 words.
You may have previously been invited to submit a speaker abstract for your presentations – please be aware that your manuscript abstract can, and may need to, be different from the manuscript abstract to reflect the scope and content of the paper.
Conflict of Interest
Conflict of interest exists when an author has interests that might inappropriately influence his or her judgement, even if that judgement is not influenced. Because of this, authors must disclose potentially conflicting interests so that others can make judgements about such effects. Please provide details of all known financial and non-financial (professional and personal) relationships with the potential to bias the work. Where no known conflicts of interest exist, please include the following statement: "None."
For more information on what constitutes a conflict of interest, please see the ICMJE guidelines.
Authorship
Please provide a very brief description of the contribution of each author to the research. Their roles in formulating the research question(s), designing the study, carrying it out, analysing the data and writing the article should be made plain.
References
References should be presented in the Vancouver style. Within the text, citations should be numbered consecutively in the order in which they first appear in the text using superscript Arabic numerals in parentheses. If a reference is cited more than once the same number should be used each time. The references should be listed in numerical order at the end of the text. The name of the journal should be abbreviated (see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/linkout/journals/jourlists.fcgi?typeid=1&type=jou rnals&operation=Show). For a detailed description of the correct form of references, please see the Directions to Contributors for the Proceedings of the Nutrition Society on the web site at http://www.nutritionsociety.org/publications/nutrition-societyjournals/proceedings-of-the-nutrition-society/.
2. Standardized abbreviations shall be used. When specific or unusual abbreviations are used, they shall appear in brackets after each complete term the first time they are used.
3. Review carefully the work before submission. No changes can be made after the submission deadline (neither on the abstract itself, nor on the authors’ names, their order or else).
All abstracts shall be submitted through the online form within the Scientific Area on the following website, according to the above-mentioned criteria:
If you encounter any difficulties during the submission process or for further information regarding abstract submission via website, please contact the Technical Secretariat by
e-mail indicating in the subject: XIII ISIN Conference on Immunonutrition 2024.
IMPORTANT: Once you have sent your abstract via website, check that you have received a confirmation e-mail. If you do not receive any confirmation, please send an e-mail to: submissions@isin-conference.com
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